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We're told most tickets cost $10k -- for a price tag of around $2 MILLION, and most are going to WME clients.

We don't know which clients got the tix, but there are a lot of happy ones.

He's already doled out the tickets he's been given, and he's not going into his pockets for celebs in search of a free fight. »

In the wake of the events in Charlottesville, Va., ESPN decided to pull one of its announcers from calling a University of Virginia football game -- because his name is Robert Lee.

Lee, an Asian-American sportscaster who started with the network in 2016, was moved to a different game "simply because of the coincidence of his name," ESPN said, referencing the Confederate general Robert E. Lee.

On Aug. 12, violence broke out at a protest from a white-nationalist group opposing the removal of a Robert E. Lee statue in Charlottesville. »

Dead stuntman’s family receives HK$5.8m donation from Jet Li.

Stuntman Liu Kun was a double for Jet Li during filming for ‘The Expendables 2’ in Bulgaria in 2011.

— AFP picHONG KONG, Aug 9 — Jet Li has donated HK$5.8 million (RM3.17 million) to the family of his stunt double, Liu Kun, who was killed on the set of The Expendables 2 in 2011. »

The Federal Communications Commission is being pressured to release the text of 47,000 net neutrality complaints before going through with Chairman Ajit Pai's plan to eliminate net neutrality rules.

Further Reading FCC refuses to release text of more than 40,000 net neutrality complaints.

Chairman Pai's Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) argues that a lack of formal net neutrality complaints may show that the rules aren't needed. »