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Sports Arian Foster was on his Barstool Sports podcast, "Macrodosing," where he offered up some interesting information about Drake.
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Sports LeBron James is playing for the Philadelphia 76ers this season, although he might live in New York City, and Dave Portnoy is livid.
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Sports David Portnoy became one of the biggest voices in sports media after launching Barstool Sports in 2003 but he’s also been involved in numerous controversies since the launch of his career.
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Music YNW Melly's famous friends chime in with birthday greetings on the day of his 20th.
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Viral Bobbi was out and about in Nashville.
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Pop Culture Discover Dave Portnoy's 2023 net worth of $150 million, his Barstool Sports journey, philanthropy, and investments in this overview.
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Sports He claimed that he had a "little problem" at the press conference because the "kid wanted to test the waters and tried me out."
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Pop Culture The father-son duo talked about Drake's parenting skills, him having a lot of feelings, and the proper way to call women.
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Sports Patrick Beverley had a lot to say about the Ja Morant situation.
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Sports Dave Portnoy refuses to be canceled.
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Sports Portnoy founded Barstool in 2003 but sold the company earlier this year.
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Sports Dave Portnoy is not having it.
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Sports Reese took issue with the way that Barstool reported Ja Morant and Quinn Ewers doing the same celebration differently.
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Entertainment Rapaport sues Barstool for breach of contract and defamation.
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Music Turns out it wasn't that deep.
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Music After Joe Budden called him a "doofus" over resurfaced "All Lives Matter" comment, Gillie Da Kid took a moment to address the podcast host.
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Sports The Patriots are stacked enough.
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Sports Barstool went on to liken Irving to Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin.
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