Fanboy News! Bryan Cranston No-Autograph Celebrity? Super Bowl Autograph Collecting! Eagles Legend Defaces Memorabilia! And More!
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Some fun stuff this week! Bryan Cranston says no more TTM autographs! Super Bowl autograph collecting! and More!
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Bryan Cranston joins the ranks of the no-autograph celebrities
Inside the beautiful — and sometimes seedy — world of Super Bowl autograph hunting
Eagles legend defaces Cowboys fan merch during autograph signing
Brian Westbrook still loathes the Dallas Cowboys.The long-retired former star of the Philadelphia Eagles will use any opportunity he can to take a jab at America’s Team, and recently he did it at the expense of a Cowboys’ fan who — for some odd reason — thought it a good idea to ask for his autography while enjoying the festivities of Super Bowl 52. The young man provided Westbrook his newly-purchased cap for some penmanship and he got what he asked for and a whole lot more when the Eagles’ legend added some spice to the signature.
I couldn’t believe @36westbrook would sign a Cowboys fan’s hat. And then I saw what he wrote. #Eagles #SBLII 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/D2D8KBeSbd
— Ducis Rodgers (@duciswild) January 31, 2018
O.J. SIMPSON; FRED GOLDMAN LOSES Over Autograph Signing
Richard Branson once got so drunk he accidentally peed on a fan who wanted an autograph — and it made him quit booze for 6 months
Virgin Group owner and former Formula 1 investor Richard Branson once urinated on a fan by accident.
The incident occured at the start of the 2009 Formula 1 season, after Branson bailed out a F1 team that included renowned racing drivers Jenson Button and Rubens Barrichello.
Someone to know: Autograph collector Randy Witter
‘Kimmel Live’s’ Guillermo messes with Pats, Eagles on Opening Night
This year was no exception, though he did find a welcome reception from Tom Brady. When Guillermo, perched up on a ladder, said hello, it was like two old friends reuniting, and it was awesome.
EBay is dropping PayPal; if you’re a customer, here’s what you need to know
Along with its earnings report after hours Wednesday, eBay announced a deal with processor Adyen to become its primary partner. The company said PayPal will continue to remain a payments option for eBay buyers during checkout, at least for a few years.
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