Monday's P.M. Hot Clicks: Celebrities at Wimbledon
Celebrities At Wimbledon
Celebrities at Wimbledon
Catherine and Prince William
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Suki Waterhouse, Bradley Cooper and Bear Grylls
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Hugh Jackman
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Samuel L. Jackson and Sofia Davis
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Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky
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Hugh Grant
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Jude Law
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Keira Knightley
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Pippa Middleton
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Shaquille O'Neal
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Anna Wintour
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Gwendoline Christie
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Rod Laver, Ashley Cooper, Ken Rosewall and Neale Fraser
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Niall Horan
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Michelle Dockery
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Holly and Richard Branson
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Amy Willerton
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Jim Parsons
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Gemma Arterton
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David Beckham and Bobby Charlton
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Pixie Lott
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Patrick Stewart
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Bradley Wiggins
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Frank Lampard and Christine Bleakley
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Leslie Mann with daughter Maude Apatow and Amber Le Bon
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Liam Payne
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Gemma Arterton
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Boris Becker
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Justin Scott and Kimberley Walsh
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Cliff Richard
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Ian Poulter
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Ophelia Lovibond and Lily James
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Kim Sears
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Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall
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Sophie, Countess of Wessex
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Another Wimbledon is in the books and SI's Jon Wertheim has 50 parting thoughts, including why his men's singles championship is the most important title of Novak Djokovic's career and how ladies runner-up Eugenie Bouchard is turning into "the female Djokovic." As always, there was as much to see off the court as on. Or if you're not into tennis and just want to look at famous people, the gallery above is perfect for you.
DeAngelo Williams Gives Up First-Class Seat For A Soldier
In a trend I hope continues among people with enough money to buy first-class airplane tickets, DeAngelo Williams gave up his expensive seat so that a Marine sitting in coach could use it. Just last week, Amy Adams made headlines for giving up her first-class seat on a flight from Detroit to Los Angeles. Some people in the comments section of Williams' Facebook post, however, think that the Panthers' running back was duped and that the man wasn't in the Marines. Nevertheless, it was a great gesture from Williams.
How Fast Can RG3 Throw A Baseball?
The Redskins' quarterback was interviewed during Saturday's game between the Nationals and the Cubs and was asked how fast he could throw a baseball. He responded, "I think with a few weeks of work, in preparation for that, I think I can throw 90." For comparison, Seahawks QB Russell Wilson threw a 98 mph first pitch (or so we've been told) before a Mariners-Yankees game last year while the 49ers' Colin Kaepernick hit 87.
Lovely Lady Round-Up
Nikki Leigh created this video to show just how much a hot girl can get away with ... Chanel Iman dressed like a sex kitten for Glamour Italia ... USMNT hero Tim Howardis dating Scottish model Sara McLean ... Nobody runs slow motion on a beach quite like Genevieve Morton... Actually these women know a thing or two about beach running.
Hot Clicks Giveaway
The MLB All-Star game is just around the corner and our friends at New Era have provided me with some hats designed specifically for the game. In case you didn't know, this is the first year players named to the American and National League teams will take the field in caps made specifically for the MLB All-Star Game. I will send a hat (you can choose your team) to the first 10 people who can tell me (andy_gray@simail.com) who Ringo Starr was punching in the Vault photo of this morning's Hot Clicks. Please make sure that the subject line of your email reads, "New Era."
Update 5:52 p.m.: Contest is over. Winners have been notified. Thanks for playing.
American Gladiators To Make (Another) Comeback
The popular show, which aired from 1989 to ’96, is being remade and "will incorporate elements inspired by the popularity of both The Hunger Games and mixed martial arts."American Gladiators has already been brought back once before -- on NBC in 2008 -- but current executive producer Arthur Smith dismisses that this is any sort of problem, saying, "What we're planning is a much bigger different [sic] from the original, and much different from the NBC show."
Driveway Of The Year
I can't say enough good things about brothers Justin and Jordan Koczrowski, who turned their driveway in Levittown, Pa., into a scale model of the Eagles' home turf at Lincoln Financial Field.
The Twins Install Self-Serve Beer Stations at Target Field
Odds and Ends
Kevin Garnett is being sued by a Malibu neighbor for illegal renovations to his home ... A minor leaguer in the Blue Jays' system hit a game-winning home run and then proposed to his girlfriend ... The 25 best moments in the history of Saturday Night's Main Event ... Twelve potential college football helmet backgrounds, based on the hottest kitchen countertop materials ... This Louisville Slugger was used as a musical instrument for a performance of God Bless America ... Competitors at the Tour de France are complaining about fans taking selfies ... Ben McLemore and Anthony Davis are playing pickup hoops in Idaho ... The NFL is still thinking of holding the draft in multiple cities ... A good analysis of why Michael Bay's movies are so bad, but at the same time also pretty ... Scenes from the World Bodypainting Festival.
Josh Gordon's DUI Gets Taiwanese Animation Treatment
Like most Taiwanese animations, this is awesome.
Star Wars: The Student Film
Georgia receiver Chris Conley debuts his Star Wars fan film. Extra Mustard has the entire background of the project.
Lisa Leslie Dunks
Lisa Leslie turns 42 today. Here's a look at her July 2002 dunk, the first in WNBA history.
