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Last week, after a dinner at Broadway East to celebrate the first anniversary of BEast, none other than Björk bumped creative director Angelo Fabara off the decks in order to plug in her iPod. New York Diet alum Ajay Naidu was also there for dinner, but one celebrity wasn’t actually sipping drinks — he was serving them. We’ve noticed that Kevin McEnroe, the 23-year-old son of tennis-legend John and actress Tatum O’Neal, has been putting in...
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For a long time, John McEnroe was just like most guys: He hardly went to the doctor. That changed when his father was diagnosed with prostate cancer three years ago, McEnroe TVGuide.com. Since then, the seven-time Grand Slam champ has become a Stand Up to Cancer ambassador and has partnered with an array of organizations, including the American Urological Association, Men's Health Network, Prostate Cancer Foundation and the Prostate Conditions...
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After his father was diagnosed with prostate cancer, McEnroe has partnered with an array of organizations to raise awareness about the importance of pro-activity in prostate cancer.
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In this series, we’ve had 15 attempts to describe a sporting experience, a state of mind, conventionally known as ‘The Zone’. In this installment we will discuss The Zone in the context of the 1984 Wimbledon final between John McEnroe and Jimmy ...
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by Greg CouchFiled under: U.S. Open, WTANEW YORK -- So now John McEnroe has become the judge and jury over the debate about Serena Williams and the line judge who had the nerve to call foot fault.Think about that. John McEnroe's trademark, equal to his great tennis, is that he spent his career being a jerk to linespeople. Next up, you can go to Michael Vick for advice on proper pet care or Brett Favre on the right time to retire.This is the...
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