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Before the Wimbledon championship, Novak Djokovic’s coach, Juan Carlos Ferrero, provided him with an inspiring source of inspiration. The bright young Spaniard can unseat Djokovic at the esteemed Grand Slam competition, according to Ferrero, who also coaches Carlos Alcaraz. The tennis prodigy from Serbia, Novak Djokovic, is aiming to win his eighth overall title and … Novak Djokovic’s Coach: The Driving Force Behind His Success Read More » ncG1vNJzZmicn6mwsLnSraaroZWoe6S7zGirmp9fnLyzrc1moK%2BZnp7ApsLInGSsmZyWv7p5wKxknKeRmLVw

While Blippi has certainly made an impression with children all over the globe, he’s come under scrutiny as of late because of his questionable past. In a video that surfaced online, this popular children’s entertainer can be seen participating in inappropriate behaviors, which include defecating on a friend. Then Is Blippi a billionaire? He is a former US Air Force serviceman. He has an estimated net worth of $20 million. Blippi is a fun educational YouTube channel mainly doing kid friendly content to help them learn colors, shapes, numbers, letters, alphabet and so much more.

The Good Morning America star has a legion of fans Michael Strahan has been keeping a low profile over the past few days while enjoying a well-deserved vacation. MORE: Michael Strahan shares vacation photo amid ex-wife's arrest However, on Tuesday, the TV star delighted viewers on after making a return to the ABC morning show. Fans were delighted to see the star back on their screens, with many taking to social media to share their joy.

ROLL CALL! Every game, during the first inning or two, the crazy Yankees fans in the right field bleachers take roll. They continuously shout the names of every Yankee in the field until that player turns and acknowledges them. The tradition was started by Ali Ramirez, "The Original Bleacher Creature", in the 80's and still continues today. Ramirez passed away in 1996, but his seat is still reserved for him today.  ncG1vNJzZmianJqupLTEq6meqJ%2BnwW%2BvzqZmmqqknrCtsdJobXBqY2uFbrzOsJyrZaKWu6y1zaCqZqyYmnqkvsCzoJ6rpGLAtrzEq52apqNitq950qmmq6yj