No joke: Circus scholar Janet Davis counts some 85 circus schools and training centers scattered across the country, where everyone from bona fide big-top and art-house pros to curious civilians ...

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The San Francisco Giants’ outfielder Jung Hoo Lee scored a home run, making his fans celebrate and call him a legend. Fans also compared him to the Los Angeles Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani.

Their identities were revealed to be a fan club organized by local fans in San Francisco to support Lee Jung-hoo. Naming their fan club ‘Hooligans,’ a compound of the English spelling of Lee ...

Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman react to the news that Aaron Judge will captain Team USA in the 2026 World Baseball Classic. Is he the missing piece Team USA needs to win? The boys then The boys ...

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Jake and Jordan then bring on “Hoo Lee Gans” founder Kyle Smeallie to chat the inpsiration behind baseball’s newest fan group. Later, Jake gives Jordan some baseball trivia and the boys ...

One Piece fans are going wild over fan art depicting an intense battle between Monkey D. Luffy and Admiral Kizaru. Twitter user @aywakutakuay, also known as "waker," shared the illustration on ...

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The new fan club, along with the "Jung Hoo Crew" in section 142, are not alone in expressing their support for Lee, whose name has been turned into a loud chant every time he walks to the plate.

Running concurrently to the event were two newer print fairs, including the inaugural Brooklyn Fine Art Print Fair and the fourth run of Paris Print Fair. A week earlier, throngs of print ...