This week's Life & Style is trumpeting Kim Kardashian's new relationship with Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Miles Austin, and has perhaps the seventh or eighty-first permutation of her "revenge body" on the cover. The tabloid says that Kim's ex-boyfriend Reggie Bush has been e-mailing Kim nonstop since she started dating Miles and is wildly jealous.
Even though she didn't triumph on this season of Dancing With the Stars, sportscaster Erin Andrews seems to be dealing with her disappointment well. She was spotted out with her Dancing partner, pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy, at New York's SL earlier this week, doing—what else?—some dirty dancing.
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The New York Post is reporting that ESPN baseball analyst Steve Phillips had an extra-marital affair with production assistant Brooke Hundley and it turned ugly after he broke it off.
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Some guys love sports so much that, well, it sometimes seems like they'd rather spend time filling out brackets than talking with you. Carrie Melago's boyfriend is obsessed with March Madness; in this essay she explores his love of college basketball, and her love for him. "Jon turned to me and smiled. 'Can you hand me the sports section?' he asked. I suppose I should have expected this: It is mid-March, the time when many a man's fantasy turns to college hoops. In the coming weeks, I knew from experience, there would be brackets to fill out and seemingly endless games to watch with hawk-like vigor. But that wasn’t all. For three weeks a year, Jon logs endless hours on the phone talking to friends, who discuss players as if they know them. Is J.R. Reynolds an old buddy from college I haven't met yet?, I’ll wonder. Oh, right, no, he’s a guard at U.V.A."
