Sal Masekela Talks Shaun White's Lamborghini, U.S. Hockey, and Gretchen Bleiler's Hotness
by joePA | February 26, 2010 at 2:08 p.m.
Ashley Madison Founder Calls Out Craigslist, Discusses 'Digital Lipstick on the Collar'
by joePA | February 17, 2010 at 4:53 p.m.
Move Over 007: The Creator of 'Archer' Discusses Why His Secret Agent is Such a Ladies Man
by joePA | January 28, 2010 at 1:21 p.m.
Ron Hamilton Discusses Back-to-Back Championships at the World Series of Beer Pong
by joePA | January 14, 2010 at 3:25 p.m.

Once a UCLA Walk-on, Benny Feilhaber Is Making a Name For Himself in International Soccer
by AG | August 5, 2009 at 4:22 p.m.
In 2007, when the "The Pick-Up Artist" premiered on VH1, the world met James Matador, the faithful wingman of the show's host, Mystery. The Matador is a master pickup artist, a co-author of the book "Revelation," and one of the founding partners of the the Venusian Arts, for which he leads seminars and boot camps throughout the world on the art of seduction. A computer science graduate of Depaul University and former national-champion martial artist, Matador is also an actor, an entrepreneur, and amateur bodybuilder. According to his official bio, he is most known for his "Matador Mayhem" technique, "a process in which he allows himself to be chased by multiple women simultaneously by hugging, kissing, and making out with many women at the same time, causing all the women involved to feel jealous of one another and compete for his attention."
In 2007, when the "The Pick-Up Artist" premiered on VH1, the world met James Matador, the faithful wingman of the show's host, Mystery. The Matador is a master pickup artist, a co-author of the book "Revelation," and one of the founding partners of the the Venusian Arts, for which he leads seminars and boot camps throughout the world on the art of seduction. A computer science graduate of Depaul University and former national-champion martial artist, Matador is also an actor, an entrepreneur, and amateur bodybuilder. According to his official bio, he is most known for his "Matador Mayhem" technique, "a process in which he allows himself to be chased by multiple women simultaneously by hugging, kissing, and making out with many women at the same time, causing all the women involved to feel jealous of one another and compete for his attention."EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Conan O'Brien Readies for 'Tonight Show' Premiere
by kammeo | June 1, 2009 at 4:40 p.m.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Paul Rabil's Behind-the-Scenes Look at Final Four Week
by AG | May 18, 2009 at 1:36 p.m.
Between Two Ferns With Natalie Portman - Hysterical
by Bourbon Brawler | May 6, 2009 at 7:14 p.m.From the Beatles to Sid Vicious, 'Everybody Must Get Stoned'
by AG | May 5, 2009 at 1:19 p.m.
Drugs and music go together like Bob Marley and a blunt, and a new book, "Everybody Must Get Stoned" (Citadel), chronicles the good stuff's long, strange trip into the annals of rock history. BroBible caught up with the book's author, R.U. Sirius, to talk about The Beatles, Deadheads, and the five best drug-induced songs of all time.
This is a big weekend for Quint Kessenich, the former Johns Hopkins All-American goalie and current lacrosse commentator/aficionado for ESPN and InsideLacrosse.com. On Saturday, Kessenich and eight other Blue Jays will be inducted into the university's Hall of Fame in a ceremony prior to Hopkins' 1 p.m. matchup against Loyola. Then, Sunday night at 9 p.m., Kessenich and the rest of the ESPN-U crew will host the annual selection show, as they unveil the 16-team bracket for this year's D-I NCAA tournament. BroBible caught up with Kessenich Friday afternoon as he got ready to kick off the most exciting month on the college lacrosse calendar.Classic Video Of A Girl Passing Out During An Interview
by Rainmaker | March 26, 2009 at 12:39 p.m.The BroBible Guide to Interviewing for a Job in Finance
by Bro Jackson | March 11, 2009 at 12:15 p.m.
We know the job market sucks and there is barely anything out there. But we still want to make sure that when you find an opportunity, you make the most of it. This week we're offering up some BroBible crash courses in the first step in landing a job in your dream industry: the interview. We'll tackle real estate, sports, law, and more, but up first is finance. We asked five first-year analysts who work at top investment banks in New York City to offer their advice on interview etiquette and how to lock down your dream job in finance. Take their advice, they've been through it and crushed it out of the park.