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Whitney Anne Adams retweeted
Huge congrats to Dead Meat for this. To even get a short film horror anthology into 564 theaters, even for just a single night, isn't exactly an easy task. To pull in $289,000 in that single night, in only those 564 locations, is pretty damn good. Pushing the genre forward! 👏
Hades Films & Dead Meat Films' Fresh Meat grossed $289K on Monday in the United States (from 564 locations).
#FreshMeat #BoxOffice
Whitney Anne Adams retweeted
What you’ve all been waiting for…The Elevated Cupcake Experience is finally here. 🧁
Please enjoy.
I started college at UC San Diego in September 2004 was able to sign up for Facebook over the summer before I started classes because they added UC San Diego right after the Ivies. My Facebook experience was so intertwined with the beginning of my college experience.
Whitney Anne Adams retweeted
Arriving in style.
@PWHL_SanJose | #BayAreaUnite
Lmao California. My apartment in Los Angeles is firmly Padres territory now that my Giants season is over 🤎💛
Whitney Anne Adams retweeted
“THE GIANTS WIN THE PENNANT! THE GIANTS WIN THE PENNANT!”
75 years ago today, Bobby Thomson hit what might be the most famous home run in baseball history.
In August 1951, the New York Giants trailed the Brooklyn Dodgers by 13 games in the National League standings. Over the final seven weeks of the season, the Giants roared back by going 37-7 to tie the Dodgers for first place and force a three-game playoff for a trip to the World Series.
The Giants won the first game 3-1, with Thomson hitting a two-run home run off Dodgers starter Ralph Branca.
The Dodgers blew out the Giants 10-0 in the second game.
The deciding third game was played on Oct. 3, 1951. It featured seven Hall of Famers, including Jackie Robinson and Wilie Mays.
Bottom of the ninth, two men on and one out, Branca was brought in from the bullpen to again face Thomson.
Thomson hit a walk-off three-run homer that came to be known as “The Shot Heard ‘Round The World.”
Sound up for Russ Hodges and the most famous call in baseball broadcasting history.
