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Time of India
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Are 73-year-old Bill Belichick and 24-year-old Jordon Hudson on the verge of breaking up after his disastrous CBS interview? Here's what reports say
Live Events FAQs (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel Bill Belichick, 73, and Jordon Hudson, 24, are in the headlines for a rumor that says they are heading for a breakup after a bad CBS interview. During the CBS Sunday Morning interview, Hudson got angry when asked a question and stormed off. This started all the shared details on the Toucher and Hardy show, a Boston sports radio program. He revealed that Hudson and Belichick met in February 2021 during a flight, not in 2023 like people thought before. In 2023, a Ring camera caught Belichick quietly leaving Hudson's house, and that's how people found out about their Torre found out Hudson was already hanging around the Patriots and Belichick in 2021, much earlier than believed. This happened while Belichick was still with his ex-girlfriend Linda Holliday, which makes things more complicated. He now works as the football coach at the University of North the CBS drama, Belichick said the Hudson matter is a 'personal relationship' and has nothing to do with UNC football. He also dodged a question about Hudson during a press to a local TV reporter from WRAL-TV, UNC said not to ask about Hudson, only football-related questions. Then, on Pablo Torre's podcast, it was said that UNC has banned Hudson from the football to reports, UNC officials are very worried that Hudson might hurt Belichick's legacy and the school's image. And the Belichick family is investigating Hudson because they are concerned about her recent Carolina Athletics denied the ban in a statement, according to the Daily Mail report. As per the report, Hudson is not an employee at the University or Carolina Athletics, Belichick is welcome to the Carolina Football to a new report by The Washington Post, UNC insiders said they think Belichick's relationship with Hudson is 'odd' and could cost him his job. One UNC employee said, 'She is very involved in how Bill presents himself to the public, like what you see on Instagram.'Over the weekend, Hudson joined the Miss Maine pageant and finished third, which is one spot lower than her 2024 result. Belichick was seen in the front row, supporting her at the event with her father. Even though she didn't win, the couple doesn't think their media attention affected her will appear on TV again soon in an interview with Michael Strahan on Good Morning America.Q1. When did Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson first meet?Reports say they met on a flight in February 2021.Q2. Is Jordon Hudson banned from UNC football facilities?Carolina Athletics says she is not banned and is welcome.
Yahoo
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Patriots Legend Rob Gronkowski Tees Off On Bill Belichick After Report
Rob Gronkowski is not exactly one to take the moral when it comes to dating women, as the future Hall of Fame tight end was known as quite the party-boy back in his playing days for the New England Patriots. However, after the seemingly unending news cycle concerning his former coach, Bill Belichick, and Belichick's new paramour, Jordon Hudson, even Gronk felt comfortable to chip in. Advertisement Speaking to radio hosts Fred Toucher and Rob Hardy of the "Toucher and Hardy" on 985 The Sports Hub, Gronkowski revealed his thoughts on the latest updates in the Belichick/Hudson saga, after reports that Hudson had been barred from the UNC football practice facility, something that UNC subsequently denied. Rob Gronkowski, New England Patriots, 2013Bob Breidenbach / USA TODAY NETWORK After being asked whether the 4 x All-Pro found the situation funny, Gronkowski replied, "It is, you know. And back of your head too you're just thinking to yourself as well: when you were on the Patriots, the whole goal was to eliminate all the distractions that can possibly happen while you are on the team." "And don't bring those distractions to the team and in the locker room. And we're just looking down at the program in North Carolina and it feels like there are just distractions 24-7 down there; there is no football talk as well." Advertisement The 4 x Super Bowl champion also noted that he was looking forward to football season and watching how the team played when they get on the field for real in August. As for Belichick, if you are getting clowned by Gronkowski - even jokingly, things are probably not looking good. Related: Joe Milton's Real Reason For Patriots Trade Detailed In New Report
BBC News
03-05-2025
- Entertainment
- BBC News
Superfans gather in Harrogate for Laurel and Hardy convention
If you see hundreds of people wearing fez hats in Harrogate this weekend, don't be town, better known for quaint coffee shops and Turkish baths, is hosting the 43rd Sons of the Desert Laurel and Hardy fan duo Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy made more than 100 films together between 1921 and 1950, and their slapstick humour remains popular a century on. Super fans have gathered for an international celebration at the Cairn Hotel, running across the bank holiday weekend. John Burton and John Burton, father and son, are members of Sheffield fan branch The Brats, named after the 1930 short were involved in setting up the weekend, which is jointly hosted by the Sheffield group and Bradford group County Hospital."The idea was to get everybody together once a year from all over the country because all the branches meet regularly, but we had never met together," said Mr Burton Snr."The one thing about these conventions is all about becoming family. "If anyone comes away from a Laurel and Hardy convention and they're unhappy, they've not been to a Laurel and Hardy convention." Sons of the Desert is a Laurel and Hardy appreciation society with branches across the fan group is named after one of the duo's conventions are held in a different location every year and began in Ulverston, Cumbria - the birthplace of Laurel - in fans promise "never to talk about football or politics" and spend three days watching their favourite films, discussing the best jokes and holding costume have flown in from all over the world to be at the event - including Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany and the US. David Webb, who flew in from San Diego, California, said he had been to the UK for two previous conventions. He said: "I've been a Sons of the Desert member for many, many years."I love Laurel and Hardy and the Sons of the Desert. It's a lot of fun to watch the movies and be among other fans."There is a humanity about them. They cared about each other. They made 106 films together and toured the US and Europe and their legacy lasted 38 years. "I love them because as a child my dad introduced them to me. I laugh now, years after seeing them the first time 50 years ago." Samantha Bell is "Grand Sheikh" of Liverpool fan group Leave Em Laughing."I was very young when I joined, aged three, my dad took me in and it stuck," she first international convention was in 1983 when it came to Liverpool. And the family's love for the comedy pair has continued down the generations."My two daughters are 20 and 16 and whenever they were in grandad's house they were watching Laurel and Hardy," she said."It's lovely to be with people who like the same thing."Laurel and Hardy are timeless. Other comedians have come and gone because they're no longer funny, but even if you show a child a silent Laurel and Hardy film they know when to laugh because of the slapstick." Laurel and Hardy lookalikes Rob Graham and Garry Slade tour the UK entertaining and doing close-up magic tricks. The pair have been performing together for 22 years. They will be entertaining at the conference as well as enjoying meeting other Slade has been a member of Sons of the Desert since Graham said he loved impersonating Hardy and performing slapstick comedy because they always got a "great response from crowds". "We're also strippers," said Mr Slade. "We can do a full wall in half an hour." Listen to highlights from North Yorkshire on BBC Sounds, catch up with the latest episode of Look North.
