On Saturday, March 27th at 8:30 pm local time join World Wildlife Fund and Steve Nash in turning off your lights for one hour, Earth Hour, in the largest call to action on climate change of all time. Join the movement and help grow it in your community.
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Huge win for Manchester United and more disappointment for Rafa and the Reds. This win sees Manchester United return to the top of the table and look increasingly difficult to beat.
A great look into the passion that the African continent has for football and further evidence that this is going to be a world cup to remember.
The quarter final draw has been announced for the Champions League and there are some interesting matches forsure. An all france match up between Lyon and Bordeaux should get things started off in a great way followed by a rematch of the classic 1999 Champions League Final between Manchester United and Bayern Munich. Arsenal v Barcelona and Inter v CSKA Moscow round out the quarter final pairings.
Black Eyed Peas, Shakira and Alicia Keys are the first names announced to perform at the FIFA World Cup 2010 Concert, which takes place on the eve of the opening of the tournament. Other performers from Africa will appear at the concert including diva Angelique Kidjo of Benin, Amadou and Mariam from Mali, Tuareg desert blues band Tinariwen, and the Parlotones from South Africa.
Our homie Sacha Kljestan in the Bumpy Pitch Chicago Spurs and his girl Jamielee Darley at the Hollywood Helping Haiti Oscar’s gift lounge a couple weeks ago.
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New York Red Bull win big with this one! Almost time to open that stadium!
Unbelievable goal from Clint Dempsey to round out an unexpected comeback from the Cottagers.
As a huge fan of both soccer and photography, I was stoked when I got home yesterday and saw this book waiting for me. The book is called “A Beautiful Game: The World’s Greatest Players and How Soccer Changed Their Lives” and is by Tom Watt. I was lucky enough to be sent an advanced copy and the book is pretty amazing. Featuring photography of soccer from around the world as well as some personal insight from some of the world’s biggest stars. It’s a visually beautiful book and has some very compelling stories from the player’s themselves. This book further illustrates the global reach of our sport and the passion that both fans and players have for the beautiful game. Keep an eye out for this book to be released May 4, 2010.
Manchester United thumps AC Milan at home to go through to the next round of The Champions League as Wayne Rooney continues to his amazing form.
