As you may have heard, Manchester United and England defender Rio Ferdinand has launched a nice-looking digital magazine called #5. The premier edition of the magazine features interviews with Duffy, 50 Cent, Mickey Rourke, fashion tips and loads of freestyle football. This includes video of Rio's Manchester United team mate and reigning FIFA World Player [.

Last night Man United defender Rio Ferdinand was down in London at the premiere of the film he helped to fund. Another one of the men to fund this film was Chelsea's Ashley Cole who was also there.
Cole's and Ferdinand's new gangster movie Dead Man Running features rapper 50 Cent, Brenda Blethyn, Ashley Walters and Danny Dyer.

Ashley Cole and Rio Ferdinand will find out at the end of the month if their first film as executive producers is a success. The England pair hope that Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson and Brtiflick regular Danny Dyer is enough to bring a pay back on their £3 million investment. "Dead Man Running" starts with notorious [.

Man Utd's Rio Ferdinand and his wifey, Rebecca were out on the red carpet in London last night for the premiere of Dead Man Running. It's a film staring 50 Cent and Danny Dyer; Rio and Ashley Cole (Chelsea) helped to finance the production.

We know Rio gets some stick for having his hands in a lot of pies and obviously, the pitch should be his main focus.

he MLS Season has come to a close with Real Salt Lake winning the MLS Cup. I've been a bit quiet these past few weeks, but tonight I unleash my thoughts on the Dynamo getting booted from the playoffs, the MLS Cup, the future of the Dynamo, and the impending new CBA.
Music: The theme song of course is from Robbie Williams, but there's Spoon at halftime and then the show ends with Abba v.

I, like a movie star or a heavily concussed spy who nevertheless completely remembers German, am taking a trip, which means I won't be around much for the next 10 days or so. New posts will appear faithfully while I'm gone, including a guest joint from a Liverpool fan about Michael Owen and a good-faith attempt to imagine what Wayne Rooney's life would look like if he were an Ent.

Okay, okay. I know exactly what you're thinking: this is another example of footballers becoming celebrities. But so what? With his debut issue of #5 Magazine, Rio Ferdinand has found a winner. And no, I don't just mean hidden Manchester United jewel Federico Macheda. His new and unique online interactive magazine is a joy to read, and not just for United fans.

I'm posting this for no reason at all other than it is well edited and it makes me feel good. And we all want to feel good don't we? Isn't that why we do things like date beneath us or watch those rehab shows and say "Damn, his life sucks"? This video has the same effect but without having to worry about whether or not you're being an insensative prick.

Rohann Ricketts, who had not scored a professional goal since 2005, exploded for two of them in Toronto FC's 3-1 home victory over the Colorado Rapids (ASN, June 16, 2008).

Ricketts, who counts rapper 50 cent among his fanbase would score four more times (twice in the Canadian championships) in an otherwise unremarkable TFC career.

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Man Utd's Rio Ferdinand and his wifey, Rebecca were out on the red carpet in London last night for the premiere of Dead Man Running. It's a film staring 50 Cent and Danny Dyer; Rio and Ashley Cole (Chelsea) helped to finance the production.

We know Rio gets some stick for having his hands in a lot of pies and obviously, the pitch should be his main focus.

The MLS Season has come to a close with Real Salt Lake winning the MLS Cup. I've been a bit quiet these past few weeks, but tonight I unleash my thoughts on the Dynamo getting booted from the playoffs, the MLS Cup, the future of the Dynamo, and the impending new CBA.
Music: The theme song of course is from Robbie Williams, but there's Spoon at halftime and then the show ends with Abba v.