The Talk - Shannen Doherty 'on board' for Possible 'Mallrats' Sequel

Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through our links on this page. So I was three for four on local album launches this past week. Lemme break it down. First up was one that shoulda been great but turned out to be the yawner: On Monday night, Oct. James Hotel, crash pad to the rock star elite Rolling Stones, etc. Well, scenesters there were, but not the good kind. Who were these people? All dressed up but nothing going on, everyone was shmoozing and boozing, trying to see and be seen with a VIP area to look down on the rest of us from the mezzaninebut there was nothing to see here, folks.

Who wouldn't be on board? I loved 'Mallrats. He has sent me a couple of different versions and all one I'm like, they're funny, they're all funny. Let's just go accomplish it. So, I think we altogether just really need to harass Kevin. Buckcherry will support the second lap of the trek.

It's one of the oldest player descriptions in the book: You love him if he's on your team although hate him if he plays designed for the other guys. Many are arithmetic mean players who excel at getting below their opponents' skin, but some are stars who also happen to be infuriating. They talk trash, create confrontations and ultimately make sports more amusement and interesting, particularly when getting their comeuppance. Let's take a look by the biggest pests in sports account. If you root for any academy basketball team other than Duke, chances are you loathe Grayson Allen. Sean Avery delivered, and took, countless contemptible shots during his days on the ice. He was an agitator after that a pest, and though he fought with some regularity, it was almost certainly never enough for his detractors. His entire career of tactical annoyance built up to one shining dimming? Although on the power play, Avery faced away from his teammates, waved his stick in front of Martin Brodeur and generally infuriated the venerable goalie.