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Former LSU QB Garrett Nussmeier underwent tests at the NFL combine that revealed a cyst on his spine — the root cause of the persistent oblique pain that derailed his 2025 season, sources say. The cyst was pressing on a nerve, causing discomfort in Nussmeier’s oblique. He has been asymptomatic since just prior to the Senior Bowl and all throughout the draft process; if that changes down the road, Nussmeier could undergo a minimally invasive procedure and miss just 2-3 weeks while stitches heal. Either way, doctors say, there is no short- or long-term risk for Nussmeier, who is projected a mid-round pick in this week’s NFL Draft.

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I wish we can all turn away from money worshipping as a society. Nobody should be aspiring to be a billionaire. No billionaire has ethical wealth. The politicians who are also billionaires are the reasons why you are very poor. They don’t have your interest at heart.

Tony Scott on how much Hollywood hated "The Hunger" (1983) & how British filmmakers in Hollywood were criticised at that time: "Interviewer: A lot of people have satirized the homoerotic elements in 'Top Gun' (1986). Was any of that apparent while you were filming? Scott: No it wasn’t. Not at all. But with 'Top Gun', I had just done 'The Hunger' (1983), and Hollywood’s always trying to find the new kid on the block, and nobody’s seen a foot of film, and I was actually developing 'Man on Fire' (2004) 25 years ago, and they saw a cut of 'The Hunger', and all of a sudden my parking spot at Warner Brothers was painted out! It took me four more years to get another movie, which was 'Top Gun'. Don Simpson saw [The Hunger] channel-surfing at 3 a.m. – I think he was high. And he actually saw a Saab commercial that I shot which is a jet racing a car, then he saw The Hunger, and him and Jerry [Bruckheimer] called me. Hollywood just hated that movie. They called it, “Esoteric, artsy-fartsy,” and we’re going to do a sequel to 'The Hunger'. I’m not directing it, but we’re doing it. Interviewer: Do you have nostalgia for the way films were being made and the way the industry worked in the 80s? Scott: The 80s was a whole era. We were criticized, we being the Brits coming over, because we were out of advertising-- Alan parker, Hugh Hudson, Adrian Lyne, my brother-- we were criticized about style over content. Jerry Bruckheimer was very bored of the way American movies were very traditional and classically done. Jerry was always looking for difference. That's why I did six movies with Jerry. He always applauded the way I wanted to approach things. That period in the 80s was a period when I was constantly being criticized, and my press was horrible. I never read any press after The Hunger. Me, my brother, not Alan Parker, Alan Parker skated through. Adrian Lyne got slammed like I did." (Tony Scott's interview with Katey Rich, Cinemablend 2009)

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Jordyn Tyson is literally George Pickens 2.0 minus the craziness in the head

Matt Reeves getting all the A listers for his batman movies while Gunn doesn’t have a single A list talent attached to his DCU