Steve Sabol of NFL Films could tell a good story as well as show it

Steve Sabol, who died Tuesday at the age of 69 from brain cancer, did not coin the phrase “America's Team.” The Dallas Cowboys have Bob Ryan to thank for that; as the NFL Films' veep and editor-in-chief has said of the

Thank you Steve Sabol. Steelers Fever Exclusive Editorial. Wednesday, September 20th, 2012. By Tony Hipchest Steelers Fever Guest Columnist Smiley face. As a kid growing up in the 80's, every Superbowl Sunday was like waking up for Christmas. I never

Peter Finney, Times-Picayune. It's safe to say no one left behind more stories, more memories, than Steve Sabol, the president of NFL Films, who died Tuesday at 69. I think of Sabol and I think of Super Bowl IV in Tulane Stadium, Jan. 11, 1970

NEW YORK (AP) — With the eye of an art history major, Steve Sabol filmed the NFL as a ballet and blockbuster movie all in one. Half of the father-son team that revolutionized sports broadcasting, the NFL Films president died Tuesday of brain cancer at

Peter Finney, Times-Picayune. It's safe to say no one left behind more stories, more memories, than Steve Sabol, the president of NFL Films, who died Tuesday at 69. I think of Sabol and I think of Super Bowl IV in Tulane Stadium, Jan. 11, 1970

Newsweek cover story: "Obama's gotta go"

A left-leaning news magazine, Newsweek, published its cover story with this headline: “HIT THE ROAD, BARACK — Why we need a new president” by Niall Ferguson. Few Republicans, especially Mitt Romney, would argue the point. Ferguson is a professor

It takes a lot of sisters to build a strong sorority over time, just ask those kicking off recruitment activities across the country. Alas, through either sheer size, gusto or elbow grease, these ladies have made it into Newsweek and College Prowler's

'The Huffington Post' and 'Newsweek' are battling backlash for their use of coat-hanger symbols to protest a constitutional ban on abortions without exceptions for victims of rape and incest.

Newsweek's cover of Obama, "Hit the road, Barack: Why we need a new president" is another Tina Brown-owned project that caught the angst of New York Times' Paul Krugman. He claims that Niall Ferguson is not only skirting the lines of editorial decency,

Craig Silverman by Craig Silverman Published Aug. 21, 2012 3:19 pm Updated Aug. 22, 2012 1:04 pm. “We, like other news organisations today, rely on our writers to submit factually accurate material,” Newsweek spokesman Andrew Kirk told Politico's Dylan

Newsweek cover story: "Obama's gotta go"

A left-leaning news magazine, Newsweek, published its cover story with this headline: “HIT THE ROAD, BARACK — Why we need a new president” by Niall Ferguson. Few Republicans, especially Mitt Romney, would argue the point. Ferguson is a professor

It takes a lot of sisters to build a strong sorority over time, just ask those kicking off recruitment activities across the country. Alas, through either sheer size, gusto or elbow grease, these ladies have made it into Newsweek and College Prowler's

'The Huffington Post' and 'Newsweek' are battling backlash for their use of coat-hanger symbols to protest a constitutional ban on abortions without exceptions for victims of rape and incest.

Newsweek's cover of Obama, "Hit the road, Barack: Why we need a new president" is another Tina Brown-owned project that caught the angst of New York Times' Paul Krugman. He claims that Niall Ferguson is not only skirting the lines of editorial decency,

Craig Silverman by Craig Silverman Published Aug. 21, 2012 3:19 pm Updated Aug. 22, 2012 1:04 pm. “We, like other news organisations today, rely on our writers to submit factually accurate material,” Newsweek spokesman Andrew Kirk told Politico's Dylan

Finding Nemo 2? Toy Story 4? Has Pixar Run Out of Ideas?

Why is Hollywood so focused on reboots and remakes when they could just be making sequels? Sequels we'd actually be psyched to see? We're looking at you,

Andrew Stanton, who had directed the successful-in-all-ways-except-financial John Carter, is going back to the drawing board, literally. His next directorial project will be the sequel to one of his previous animated successes Finding Nemo, currently

Or maybe he's just generally telling people to calm down. I mean, somebody should. Calm down, people. Just in general. I'm pretty sure what has happened here is that folk have been treating news of an embryonic Nemo

Finding Nemo 2 on at Pixar?JUL 17 2012. Andrew Stanton is working on a sequel to Finding Nemo. Holy cussing cuss! I've been hearing for months that he would come aboard to direct the sequel to Disney-based Pixar's Finding Nemo, with

The news about a Finding Nemo followup has started a debate over whether Pixar is pumping out too many sequels. The studio released Toy Story 2 and 3 and Cars 2, and a prequel to Monsters Inc. will hit theaters next year. Last year Tom Hanks said a Toy

Finding Nemo 2? Toy Story 4? Has Pixar Run Out of Ideas?

Or maybe he's just generally telling people to calm down. I mean, somebody should. Calm down, people. Just in general. I'm pretty sure what has happened here is that folk have been treating news of an embryonic Nemo

This means that the earliest we could be seeing Finding Nemo 2 is in 2016. There is a catch to all of this though. According to the site, Stanton would direct the film if only he got another chance to direct a live-action film. Of course all of this

Toy Story 4 and a sequel to Finding Nemo are apparently being tossed around the offices at Pixar, according to various reports. Although it's been several years since Andrew Stanton and Lee Unkrich's fish-oriented endeavor

This means that the earliest we could be seeing Finding Nemo 2 is in 2016. There is a catch to all of this though. According to the site, Stanton would direct the film if only he got another chance to direct a live-action film. Of course all of this

Read more about the Finding Nemo 2-John Carter connection. So does all that add up to a decline for what is arguably one of the most talented bunch of filmmakers in the business right now? Not quite yet. Maybe tomorrow. But not today. At least, not

Finding Nemo 2? Toy Story 4? Has Pixar Run Out of Ideas?

Or maybe he's just generally telling people to calm down. I mean, somebody should. Calm down, people. Just in general. I'm pretty sure what has happened here is that folk have been treating news of an embryonic Nemo

This means that the earliest we could be seeing Finding Nemo 2 is in 2016. There is a catch to all of this though. According to the site, Stanton would direct the film if only he got another chance to direct a live-action film. Of course all of this

Toy Story 4 and a sequel to Finding Nemo are apparently being tossed around the offices at Pixar, according to various reports. Although it's been several years since Andrew Stanton and Lee Unkrich's fish-oriented endeavor

This means that the earliest we could be seeing Finding Nemo 2 is in 2016. There is a catch to all of this though. According to the site, Stanton would direct the film if only he got another chance to direct a live-action film. Of course all of this

Read more about the Finding Nemo 2-John Carter connection. So does all that add up to a decline for what is arguably one of the most talented bunch of filmmakers in the business right now? Not quite yet. Maybe tomorrow. But not today. At least, not

Finding Nemo 2? Toy Story 4? Has Pixar Run Out of Ideas?

'Finding Nemo 2' Gets a Director. Finding Nemo 2 has officially found its director. Andrew Stanton, who directed the 2003 original, will be returning to direct the sequel. Andrew Stanton most recently directed live-action box office disaster John

Or maybe he's just generally telling people to calm down. I mean, somebody should. Calm down, people. Just in general. I'm pretty sure what has happened here is that folk have been treating news of an embryonic Nemo

Pixar has confirmed plans for a sequel to their popular 2003 animated feature film, Finding Nemo. Finding Nemo 2 is tentatively scheduled for a 2016 release. As we have previous reported, Pixar is also re-releasing the

Pixar has confirmed plans for a sequel to their popular 2003 animated feature film, Finding Nemo. Finding Nemo 2 is tentatively scheduled for a 2016 release. As we have previous reported, Pixar is also re-releasing the

If rumors out of Hollywood this morning are to be believed, we may soon be lining up for two hugely anticipated animated sequels: Finding Nemo 2 and Toy Story 4! According to The Hollywood Reporter a follow-up to the

Finding Nemo 2? Toy Story 4? Has Pixar Run Out of Ideas?

Is "Finding Nemo 2" already in the works? Today, people are wondering whether "Finding Nemo 2" is really being made. Rumors are also flying about "Toy Story 4." Disney and Pixar have failed to release a statement to confirm or deny the rumors, but

Is "Finding Nemo 2" already in the works? Today, people are wondering whether "Finding Nemo 2" is really being made. Rumors are also flying about "Toy Story 4." Disney and Pixar have failed to release a statement to confirm or deny the rumors, but

"Until I see some real junk—I'm talking about really formulaic things—I think that the mentality at Pixar is still to make great pictures," Capodagli tells me. "I have all the confidence in the world that Finding Nemo 2 is going to be a fabulous

Is "Finding Nemo 2" already in the works? Today, people are wondering whether "Finding Nemo 2" is really being made. Rumors are also flying about "Toy Story 4." Disney and Pixar have failed to release a statement to confirm or deny the rumors, but

Rumors are circulating that the sequels are in the works.

Marissa Mayer's new job at Yahoo is just part of the story [Los Angeles Times]

Congrats to Marissa Mayer! Not only is she the new CEO of Yahoo but she is also pregnant with her first child.Mayer and her husband Zack Bogue are welcoming their baby in October which means that she.

July 18–As if taking on the technology industry's toughest job wasn't challenging enough, Yahoo's new chief executive, Marissa Mayer, had another surprise: She was pregnant.

She's the new CEO of Yahoo as of today, but a PR from Yahoo has just told me that Marissa Mayer won't be on the Q2 earnings call, which is due to start in about 20 minutes. The call will not be led by Ross Levinsohn, either.

Unsolicited advice for Marissa Mayer. Jul 2012. OMG, did you see that Marissa Mayer is now CEO of Yahoo? That was one of many messages I got from current and ex-Yahoos on yesterday's news. Having recently exited a short stint at Yahoo

July 18–As if taking on the technology industry's toughest job wasn't challenging enough, Yahoo's new chief executive, Marissa Mayer, had another surprise: She was pregnant.