Posted on 17 November 2009 by Chelsea B

5.) The New and Improved Jacob: ‘New Moon’ introduces Jacob Black as a heartthrob: New hair, buff bod and confident attitude!
4.) Jacob’s Heartfelt Promise: Just after Edward leaves Bella heartbroken, Jacob comforts her by making a promise to never abandon her
3.) The Motorcycle Diaries: As Bella and Jacob build and ride motorcycles together their bond grows stronger
2.) Werewolf Reveal: After dropping subtle hints about his true identity, Jacob finally reveals himself (and his abs!) as a werewolf
1.) Cliff Dive Rescue: Adrenaline junkie Bella cliff dives into dangerous waters and is bravely rescued by her hero Jacob Black
So which team are you on?
Posted on 25 October 2009 by Loretta
Posted on 17 July 2009 by Tammy Cakes
E!Online reports: Passion of the Christ’s, Jim Caviezal was involved in a motorcycle crash yesterday and nearly escaped horrible injuries after a man inexplicably threw a bicycle in front of his Harley-Davidson.
“Mr. Caviezel was riding his motorcycle on I-97 and a pedestrian pushing a bicycle for some reason threw it into the lane of travel,” Washington State Patrol officer Rich Magnussen tells E! News.
Caviezel was thrown off his bike and attained only minor cuts and abrasions.
“Luckily he had all the proper safety equipment on,” noted the trooper. “He was treated at a nearby hospital and released.”
Officers on the scene interviewed several witnesses who allegedly saw the man throw the bike, and plan to refer the case, after an investigation, to the local prosecutor’s office for possible assault and reckless endangerment charges.
Posted on 30 November 2007 by Tammy Cakes
Sports Illustrate just annonced that the beloved daredevil, Evel Knievel has died at the age of 69. His granddaughter Krysten Knievel confirms his death. Apparently, his health had been failing for years. He was suffering from diabetes and pulmonary fibrosis, an incurable condition that scarred his lungs.
Knievel had undergone a liver transplant in 1999 after nearly dying of hepatitis C, likely contracted through a blood transfusion after one of his bone-shattering spills.
Immortalized in the Washington’s Smithsonian Institution as “America’s Legendary Daredevil,” Knievel was best known for a failed 1974 attempt to jump Snake River Canyon on a rocket-powered cycle and a spectacular crash at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas. He suffered nearly 40 broken bones before he retired in 1980.
He made news just 2 days ago when he settled a lawsuit with Kanye West. Last year Kanye West launched a music video for his song “Touch the Sky” in which he took on Evel Knievel’s persona and is depicted trying to jump a canyon on a rocket powered motorcycle, like Evel’s failed attempt to Jump Idaho’s Snake River Canyon in 1974. Evel Knievel slapped the singer with a lawsuit claiming that West’s vulgar and offensive images in the video damaged his reputation. West’s attorney claimed that the video amounted to satire, which is protected under the First Amendment.
The retired daredevil stunt rider has discovered that Kanye West is not only a wonderful guy, but quite a gentleman as well. An agreement was reached and the two have agreed to keep the terms private.