2K Sports has announced NBA 2K10: Draft Combine, a download only game for basketball fans to have some fun with the pre-season. The game drops in September for Xbox (400 points) and PS3 ($4.99).
NBA 2K10: Draft Combine will allow fans to create their own custom player with the utmost detail and, for the first time in the NBA 2K series, begin their career by experiencing the on-court life of an NBA hopeful going through the NBA Draft Combine at the world-renowned, ATTACK Athletics gym in Chicago.
We’ve got some screenshots from the game.
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In the People magazine article that accompanies their photo spread with their new children, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt deny rumours that their twins were conceived through in vitro fertilization.
“If they had been conceived through IVF, we would have been happy to discuss it,” Jolie said. “But we have been fortunate never to have had fertility problems.”
The pair also recall the moment they found out they were expecting not only a fifth child but a sixth, saying they were “in shock and could not stop laughing.”
Pitt pitches into the conversation, saying that the twins are the spitting image of their proud parents. “Viv is proving to resemble Ange in spirit, attitude and physicality,” he gused, “And Knox, a bit of me.”
A photographer who took family portraits of Britney Spears and her sons has sold the pics to OK! magazine, despite previously insisting she would not.
The shots taken by Dani Brubaker in early November are featured in the issue released today. In the accompanying article, Brubaker says that she found Spears to be “very attentive… She was very loving. She told me she loved her children and that they are her life.”
The photos were meant to be private, though Spears did not get Brubaker to sign a contract to keep them that way. On the Britney Spears fansite BreatheHeavy.com, Brubaker previously claimed that she would not compromise her morality by selling the pictures.
“The images from the shoots were never available for purchase, although I have been offered upwards of half a million dollars,” Brubaker wrote. “Recent postings indicate that I profited from these images. Which is not true. My integrity isn’t for sale.”
It is unknown how much Brubaker sold her integrity for.
