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![]() | Ken Caminiti isn't the only one coming clean about steroid use. Page 2's Dan Shanoff has learned that Spider-Man now admits he was "juiced up" when his blockbuster movie opened earlier this month. And Hollywood's fascination with 'roids doesn't stop there -- Jim Caple says the drugs can also be found in some classic baseball movies. SPIDEY SHOCKER | NEW CLASSICS |
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VANISHING ACT Chris Webber has a superstar's numbers and a superstar's body. But when crunch time arrives, Ralph Wiley says C-Webb turns into the Incredible Shrinking Superstar. | ![]() | |
THE HOT LIST From Anna to Zidane, Dan Shanoff's got the details on all that's scorching and freezing in the world of sports. | ![]() | |
THE SPORTS GUY We'll never forget 9/11, but Page 2's Bill Simmons says the joy of watching sports has provided him with a respite. | ![]() | |
REEL LIFE "Rocky" won the Oscar for Best Picture in part because of its gritty realism. Page 2's Jeff Merron examines just how real the movie is. | ![]() |
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![]() It's fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger, left, and a guy who's trying to design World Cup success -- U.S. National Team coach Bruce Arena. This match was requested by Tim of Hamden, Conn. Browse our archives of past pairs or click here to submit a future duo. |
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