data-mm-id=”_014v7nwa3″>The Jimmy Kimmel-Aaron Rodgers feud continues, after Rodgers suggested Kimmel was sweating out the release of new files related to Jeffrey Epstein. Kimmel had his say Monday night, Rodgers answered it on Tuesday. But Kimmel's good friend, Howard Stern injected himself into that situation on Tuesday. He blasted Rodgers for messing with Kimmel. Here's what he had to say:Jimmy Kimmel's good friend Howard Stern "got really pissed off" about Aaron Rodgers pic.twitter.com/ViQZjzjlAs— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) January 9, 2024A lot of people agree with Stern. Rodgers implying Kimmel was associated with a pedophile crossed a line. ESPN and Pat McAfee both had to issue statements about what the four-time NFL MVP said. On Tuesday, Rodgers was on McAfee's show and kind of kept it up, but claimed he'd never accused Kimmel of being a pedophile. It doesn't really seem like this thing is going to die any time soon. Rodgers is just going to continue to be who he is. He'll continue to go on his conspiracy rants and this stuff will keep happening.
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data-mm-id=”_neit0anqw”>Rachel Bonnetta isn't made for quarantine life. Well, none of us are. Not really. But the quarantine, and lack of sports that comes with it, has hit the active FOX Sports personality especially hard. Before everything shut down, Bonnetta was on TV every day in some way, shape, or form, whether it was as host of Lock It In or any of the other myriad roles she plays for FOX. Now? Bonnetta is stuck with nothing to do but sit on the couch and binge, just like everyone else. "I’m creative and I just need to do stuff. I binged The Sopranos from start to finish and I felt like a dirty, rotten person. Just sitting on the couch all day. I was like, 'You know what, I had my binging time. Now I have to make things and make use of myself,'" Bonnet…
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