Might Hulk Hogan actually be the first celebrity to ever be telling the truth about his sex tape? In the days since his boinking session with Heather Clem went public, the grappler has insisted that he had no idea he was being videotaped while receiving oral sex and enjoying some old man intercourse. That’s what they all say, right?

A woman showed off how her husband royally botched baking Pillsbury's ready-to-make Crescent Rolls and the internet is shocked and amused. Source: Twitter | @nimishabarton | AmazonWhen it comes to being a top professional in anything: basketball, oil painting, pottery shaping, duck-calling, or baking, there's a threshold one must break through to surpass a certain skill set to pull moves off the cuff and blend the repetition of practiced and practiced and practiced technique, with resolve and intention, with creativity.

In an ironic twist, Basketball Wives star Kenya Bell is being hit up for money by her former NBA player husband, as she now makes more money than him. Former Michigan State star Charlie Bell feels he supported Kenya for years with his wages, but says it’s his estranged spouse’s turn to get his back now.

Learn about Paul Butterfield Net Worth, Biography, Age, Birthday, Height, Early Life, Family, Dating, Partner, Wiki and Facts. Who is Paul Butterfield:Paul Butterfield is a famous Rock Singer. He was born on December 17, 1942 and his birthplace is Chicago, IL. Paul is also well known as, Remembered best for his work with The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, this blues, rock, soul, and jazz fusion singer and harmonica player released such popular albums as East-West, Keep On Moving, and The Resurrection of Pigboy Crabshaw.

Canadian actor, screenwriter, and producer Jared Keeso is best known for his role as the creator and star of the widely acclaimed comedy series Letterkenny, a show that earned him a Canadian Screen Award for Best Comedy Series in 2017.  Similarly, Keeso has left a memorable mark on the Canadian television landscape with his award-winning performances, including his portrayal of Ben Chartier in the series 19-2.  Noteworthy achievements in his career include winning a Canadian Screen Award for his role in 19-2, as well as receiving accolades for his depiction of hockey legend Don Cherry in the television films Keep Your Head Up Kid: The Don Cherry Story and The Wrath of Grapes: The Don Cherry Story II.