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FOOTBALL MOVIES TO FEED THE HOLE IN SUNDAYS

Football's over so maybe it's time to fill that weekend need for the game by catching up on some of the best football movies of all time.

  Any Given Sunday - Oliver Stone and Al Pacino make this a good, but not great, football flick.

  School Ties - Brendan Frasier is a star Jewish quarterback who, despite obvious difficulty gripping a football, is recruited to a starchy New England prep school. His well-sweatered teammates are Chris O'Donnell, Ben Affleck, Cole Hauser and a jealous, back-stabbing Matt Damon.

  Jerry Maguire - Tom Cruise and Cuba Gooding Jr. in a film that's one-part football, one part romantic.

  Rudy - It's the feel-good hit of every fall, starring Sean Astin and Jon Favreau.

  The Blind Side - Sandra Bullock won her first Best Actress Oscar for playing Leigh Anne Tuohy, a real-life Memphis wife and mom who got future first-round NFL draft pick Michael Oher off the streets and gave him not only a home, but an adopted family.

  All The Right Moves - Stuck in a hardscrabble western Pennsylvania mill town, Tom Cruise sees football as his way out. Also stars Craig T. Nelson and Lea Thompson.

  Invincible - Another based-on-a-true story heartwarmer, Mark Wahlberg is Vince Papale, a real-life journeyman athlete who finally made the pros when he was in his thirties.

  Varsity Blues - Released in 1999, but in some ways the first real football movie. Why? They play real football. Other than the primary actors, the on-screen players were high school stars drawn from around Texas. After a two week training camp, complete with tryouts and playbooks, the on-field sequences were shot as full-speed games.

  Friday Night Lights - Billy Bob Thorton is the high school coach in football-crazy Odessa, Texas, but his then-unknown cast steals the movie: Lucas Black as the haunted quarterback, and Connie Britton, so mesmerizing as Thorton's long-suffering wife that she was brought back to anchor the TV show. The football sequences pop with authenticity.

Tell us what you feelings are about this: GARTH BROOKS has won a lawsuit against an Oklahoma hospital he claimed had misused his $500,000 donation. Attorneys for the singer argued that, in 2005, the Integris Canadian Valley Regional Hospital in Yukon had wooed him to make a large donation in return for naming a building after his late mother -- but the project never materialized. The hospital countered that the two parties had never agreed on what the money would be used for, and planned to distribute the funds as it saw fit. But jurors agreed with Garth, awarding him his $500,000 back -- plus punitive damages.

84th Academy Awards: The nominees list

OSCAR NOMINATIONS COMING THIS MORNING _ Oscar nominations will be announced this morning (Tuesday) at 8:30 AM ET. Jennifer Lawrence from "The Hunger Games" will unveil nominations in 10 of the 24 categories live on ABC. 

It was great having Jason, Charlie and Brandon in studio this morning.  Check out their cd rehearsal party tonight at Bourbon Street in the Quarter on Lakeland Drive.

Thank you Jo Dee Messina for keeping everyone posted.  This busy mom still takes time to keep a blog! 

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