Owens on Owens

After 14 years of being misunderstood by teammates, fans and the general public, Terrell Owens sits down and opens up to the one person who knows him best—himself.

Anxious production assistants line the corridor leading to the green rooms of the Wendy Williams Show. Every five minutes, one is told by a producer to ensure that the scheduled guests are prepared for their ten-minute interview with the nationally syndicated, self-proclaimed “Queen of All Media”. Mike Epps has transformed his green room into a Tuesday morning stand-up routine equipped with the heightened laughter from his entourage.

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BEHIND THE SCENES AT THE T.O. SHOOT.

"Coming up with a concept for the shoot was a completely collaborative effort here at the Green. We knew we had a special opportunity to showcase one of sport's greatest personalities, but coming up with an idea that wouldn't simply rehash another T.O.

 

41ST NAACP IMAGE AWARDS CELEBRITY GOLF CHALLENGE

 

Time Out

 

DIVING & DRIVING

I have two outdoors passions—a longtime love of scuba diving and a newfound penchant for golf. And as fall temperatures began to dip below my idea of perfect golfing conditions, I knew it was only a matter of time before my excursions would be limited a number of four-walled confines.

 

CAMEROON: THE GEM OF WEST AFRICA

A look beyond the political, health and economic hardships that so often bring Africa to media attention reveals a burgeoning continent teaming with potential in the economic, professional and natural resource sectors.

 

ROAMING THROUGH CHILE: FIVE IMPRESSIONS

  Arica Bound in the Atacama Desert: Northern Chile Barreling down the Andes onboard an Arica bound bus then cutting through the vast Mars-like Atacama Desert in Northern Chile has a strange way of setting all things man-made into the foreground. When a large rock is moved, or a ditch is dug

19th Hole

 

SACRED SOIL

Golf is a game founded on just principles—integrity, to call a penalty on yourself when no one is watching—graciousness, even in defeat and courage to risk losing everything or gain it all in one stroke.

 

THE MINORITY REPORT: VOLUME II

A generation or two before Tiger Woods arrived, golf had a homespun jobs program that ushered minority players—such as, Lee Elder, Charlie Sifford, Calvin Peete, Jim Thorpe and Jim Dent—onto the golf course without the help of committees, foundations or organizations.

 

DRILLS: HOW TO SHAPE YOUR SHOTS

Golf isn’t simple. In a perfect world, each hole would consist of the linear, tee-to-green scenario. But, who would play such a monotonous game? In the real world players face holes with intimidating hazards, obtrusive tree-lines and severe dog-legs that require shots with a bit of ingenuity.