Fanboy News! JFK’s Final Autograph Up For Auction! Hailey Bieber Signs Her New Last Name! Getting Michael J. Fox To Sign You Leg?

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This week we have some cool stuff! Man wants Michael J. Fox to sign his leg, JFK’s final autograph up for auction and more!

President John F Kennedy’s final autograph is up for auction

The final autograph from JFK was captured by Airman Second Class Hector J. Alaniz on November 22, 1963, as President Kennedy and his wife Jacqueline were boarding Air Force One for a short flight from Fort Worth to Dallas in Texas.

Hailey Bieber Finally Pens Her Famous New Last Name — Check it Out!

Hailey Bieber has been practicing her new autograph and proudly put it on display for the first time as she files documents to confirm she is a legit Bieber.The 22-year-old supermodel filed a consent to register for her trademarks, and signed off on her permission for “Hailey Bieber” to be used in the marketplace.

Local home run derby contest to feature Jose Canseco

The owners of Bricks & Ivy Sports, Emily and Bob Brown, were inspired to open their store in 2017 because they always had a passion for sports cards and memorabilia and they wanted to create a unique place for collectors to come to share in their love for the hobby. “Bob and I have been big sports fans our whole lives and have always enjoyed the sports collecting hobby. One day we just sort of realized that there wasn’t a store like this anywhere near where we lived and thought it was time that someone opened a store. It wasn’t long after that conversation that we opened Bricks & Ivy Sports. This hobby has been our passion for many years and now we get to share in it with collectors all over the central part of Illinois. It’s been very rewarding interacting with collectors and bringing unique events such as this to Hoopeston for fans, customers and neighbors to enjoy,” Emily Brown said. Jose Canseco, who held a career that spanned 17 MLB seasons, retired as one of the most prolific home run hitters in MLB history. As one half of the ‘Bash Brothers’ Jose was known for hitting moon shot home runs that made TV highlight reels on a nightly basis. Jose was named Rookie of the Year (1986), Most Valuable Player (1988), won two World Series Championships and was a six time All-Star. When asked about going to Hoopeston to face off against a few of his fans in a Home Run Derby Contest Jose said, “I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, I will face anyone, at any time in a Home Run Derby and they won’t beat me. I cannot wait to show Central Illinois how many home runs I can hit over 500 feet long. I look forward to proving this once again in Hoopeston. If you’re up to the challenge I expect to see you on May 11.” On May 11, starting at 10:30 a.m. everyone is welcome to attend this free Home Run Derby event to take place at McFerren Park in Hoopeston. Jose will compete against three people picked by the owners of Bricks and Ivy Sports to compete in a Home Run Derby Contest. For more information on how you can be one of the three contestants to face off against Jose Canseco please contact Bricks & Ivy Sports at 217-283-2250. Following the Home Run Derby, fans will have the opportunity to meet Jose Canseco from 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. at Bricks & Ivy Sports. Fans will get to meet Jose, receive an autograph & a brief photo with him. In addition, if fans need something for Jose to autograph, Bricks & Ivy Sports will have items available for purchase.Event Details:

STAR WARS: Celebration The Event You Will Never Forget

Well it has been less then a week since Star Wars Celebration has ended and I still keep waking up wishing I was still there. For me with this being my first Celebration I wish it could of kept going at least one more week. Going into Celebration I really didn’t know what to expect. I have heard stories form past celebrations and I was a little worried about getting to see what all it had to offer. But from the minute I arrived in Chicago I started to have a Star Wars experience I could never dream of.

Video: Dwyane Wade signed autographs for every Heat employee as a farewell

Wade’s autograph and photo session with the employees caps off a busy retirement season for the 37-year-old superstar.Wade officially hung up his sneakers after the season finale against the Brooklyn Nets on April 11. He told The Miami Herald’s Anthony Chiang he gave it his all in his final NBA campaign.

D-Wade took photos and signed autographs for every single Miami Heat employee as a farewell today 👏(via @DwyaneWade) pic.twitter.com/6JJuqOyhoR

— NBA on ESPN (@ESPNNBA) April 18, 2019

Selfie? no please, can i get an autograph instead?

Bengaluru-based 21-year-old Vijay Felix prefers taking autographs to clicking pictures with celebrities. He says pictures are not that big a deal. “When I click pictures with cricketers or other celebrities, it sure does create memories for a lifetime. I feel extremely happy. But when I get their autographs, I feel happier as I can gift them to my friends and family. I can get them signed in the name of the person I am gifting it to,” he says and that’s why, he started taking autographs from cricketers and other celebrities since 2015.

This Man Wants Michael J. Fox to Autograph His Leg so He Can Get It Tattooed

A tattoo fanatic wants Michael J. Fox to autograph his tattoo of Fox’s face this Wednesday night, so he might also get that tattoed.Gavin Steffen posted a photo on Instagram April 10 of him holding a sign that reads: “Mr. Fox, I have 2 tattoos of you on my leg. Can you please sign next to the portraits so I can have your signature tattooed?”

‘I lived up to a contract’: USC AD Lynn Swann explains autograph signing amid admissions scandal

USC athletic director Lynn Swann has had a roller coaster three years in the position, the latest low of which comes from the admissions scandal that broke last month.Shortly after the scandal broke, implicating USC worst of all, Swann received scorn for skipping a voluntary university retreat meant to right the ship for an autograph signing across the country in which he made a nice chunk of cash.