Alex Rodriguez Causes Drama With His Comments

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If there is one thing that every professional athlete should know, its that every bit of news must go through the proper chain of command before it is leaked to the media. This allows everyone to get their story straight before it is leaked to the media. Unfortunately, Alex Rodriguez has broken protocol and it has landed him in hot water with Yankees general manager Brian Cashman.

Rodriguez has been out all year on the disabled list due to hip surgery that he had last winter. Recently he has been rehabbing the injury in simulated games until he received clearance from team doctors to take his rehab to the next step with actual in-game action. The controversy arose when Rodriguez took to Twitter to announce to his followers that his surgeon has cleared him to play in rehab games. While one may think that this is news the Yankees would be happy about, the reaction from Brian Cashman seems to suggest otherwise.

"The Eagles" Land on Spotify Just In Time For Start of Tour

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The Legendary Band Opens Itself to a New Generation Before Hitting The Road

Forty two years have passed since Glenn Frey, Don Henley, Bernie Leadon and Randy Meisner came together in Los Angeles to form one of the most influential and successful bands of all time. Since that fateful day in 1971, the Eagles have sold over 150 million albums and the rise of online streaming and internet downloads have provided them an opportunity to grow their fan base well beyond that mark. The band has been reluctant, however, delaying the release of their albums on Spotify until this week.

South Park Creators' "The Book of Mormon" is Still Keeping Theaters Packed

The Book of Mormon is a religious satire musical play by Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone. It is playing at the Eugene O'Neill Theater and various other fine venues all across the country. Of course, Parker and Stone are best known for their epic brain child, the animated comedy South Park. They have recently co-created The Book of Mormon musical with Robert Lopez, a co-lyricist and co-composer of the musical called Avenue Q.


After seven years in development, The Book of Mormon musical opened on Broadway in March of 2011. It has garnered positive critical reviews as well as numerous awards, including nine Tony Awards. Most notably, The Book of Mormon has received the Best Musical Tony Award as well as a Grammy Award for the Best Musical Theater Album. Its original Broadway cast album was released in May of 2011 and quickly became the highest-charting Broadway musical cast recording in over four decades. It delighted fans by reaching the number 3 spot on the Billboard charts.