Donnie M Finuff

Damn! Its about time we got some new music from Donnis. This joint is off his upcoming (and now with a release date) mixtape Fashionably Late which drops June 22nd. I'm feeling the Ri-Ri addition to the track. Donnis has some serious potential and with the right co-sigh *cough*, Pharrell, *cough* this dude is destine for great things.

I'm trying to get this one figured out.

Donny Deutsch Starts New Job as Love Guru Tonight Donny Deutsch has been many things in his career ad agency honcho, CNBC host, author (Often Wrong, Never In Doubt), swimsuit model (well, not really). But now, love guru? Tonight on Bravo at 11 p.m. ET, the chairman of the eponymous shop his father founded [...]

Since the St. Louis Rams are now paying big bucks for their rookie quarterback Sam Bradford, they're going to need somebody to step up at the wide receiver position. A possible favorite to be the go-to guy is Donnie Avery. Avery arrived at training camp 10 pounds heavier, intentionally. quot;I'm trying to get the weight but keep the speed as well," he said. Avery is expecting a battle at his position to determine the No. 1 receiver. "A lot of guys want to be No. 1. Everybody gets better when you have big competition. I'm confident in myself." FANTASY ANALYSIS: Avery entered the 2009 season as a possible sleeper pick after posting 53 receptions, 674 yards and three touchdowns. His numbers did not improve as the Rams didn't have anything going on offense with inconsistent quarterback play and injuries. Realistically, Avery shouldn't be drafted in your league but he is a player worth keeping an eye on in order to monitor his receptions. The Rams will attempt to protect their investment in Bradford, but if they are losing most games, they will be passing the ball more often than not. Our rankings have Avery as the #52 WR. If the Rams offense can move the ball more effectively and score more points, Avery's value will jump. [Go To Page]

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Location, location, location is the mantra for real estate. Donnie and Kathy Fulbright, from Maiden, NC, know that well. Apple just paid them $1.7M to move out of the house they lived in for 34 years. After the couple rejected two offers, Apple told them to put a price on the single-story house built on less than one acre of land, and they...