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In this unique video we are shredding a whole bowling ball into small pieces. About the bowling ball material: Bowling ball material may be thought of as two independent components of a bowling ...

Leahy's "Typical Squeeze" video was directed by Jerry Brunskill, who also produces Hammer's recently launched Armie HammerTime Podcast. Hammer's podcast has featured guests like Tom Arnold ...

Armie Hammer‘s gradual return to Hollywood continues, we can reveal, with a cameo appearance in a new music video from actress and singer Georgina Leahy. Hammer appears fleetingly in the pop ...

Ball State football will host Bowling Green on senior day in its first game since relieving former coach Mike Neu of his duties. Bowling Green (6-4, 5-1 MAC) enters the game on a four-game winning ...

Armie Hammer is continuing his attempted comeback with a new appearance in a music video. The disgraced 38-year-old actor is featured in the newly released music video for Typical Squeeze by the ...

The “Death on the Nile” alum made a brief cameo in the music video for “Typical Squeeze,” which was released Monday by the English artist Georgie Leahy. Hammer appears in the pop track as ...

Hammer appeared in a small role in Georgie Leahy’s music video for “Typical Squeeze,” released Dec. 2, under the moniker of “Kannibal Ken,” per the YouTube video credits. In his cameo ...

Armie Hammer is making light of those cannibalism rumors in a new music video. The 38-year-old actor, who has recently been trying to "redeem himself" following abuse allegations, made a brief ...

shared a video of Akram decoding the bowling of Jasprit Bumrah, who led India to an emphatic victory in the first Test in Perth. Explaining his wrist action and skidding of the ball, Akram says ...

Charlotte Hornets star guard LaMelo Ball said Sunday night that he didn't mean to offend anyone with a comment the NBA said was “offensive and derogatory” while slapping him with a $100,000 fine.