Bosko Jankovic (right) of Genoa gets a hug from Giandomenico Mesto. And why not?

Gavin Henson of Cardiff tries to get past 10 and 11. Cheeky.

Sumo grand champion Hakuho (left, front) throws Takanoyama (right, rear) at a tournament in Tokyo, in case you’re into that sort of thing.

There was some kind of football game in Indianapolis on Sunday.

Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez of Manchester United looks like he’d be a lot of fun.

Juan Mata of Chelsea jumps on 9, Fernando Torres. Wouldn’t you jump on 9 if you had the chance?

One for the ladies! Melissa Margulies and Amirah Leonard ponder the action at the Lingerie Bowl, while you do the same.

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God bless Rosa Parks, born on this day in 1913. One person can change the world.

For the Sephardim.

Miller and Lyles.

Billie at Carnegie Hall…

It’s time to play everyone’s favorite home game, “Clock the Drag Queen”!

These nine beauties attended the Jersey Couture Pop-Up Beauty Bar event last night in NYC. Can you guess which one is not a biological woman?! (click pic to enlarge, scroll down for answer)

Answers: (left to right) Sammi Giancola, Tracy DiMarco, Deena Cortese, Carmen Carrera, Johanna Sambucini, Tinsley Mortimer, Sandra Denton and Cheryl Salt James, Sharie Manon.

Carmen is the man. I think.

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Jackie Robinson would have been 93 on January 31st. He’s today’s Friday Face.

Jackie put up with a lot of bullshit in the Army, where they tried to court-martial him with trumped up charges after he refused an order to the back of a bus. He was eventually acquitted and given an honorable discharge.

Robinson shattered the color line when he debuted with the Brooklyn Dodgers in April 1947, a watershed moment in the Civil Rights movement.

In his 10 seasons, he appeared in six World Series games, including the Dodgers’ 1955 win.

He portrayed himself in “The Jackie Robinson Story.”

He played in 6 All-Star Games and was MLB Rookie of the Year in 1947 and MVP in 1949. He made the Hall of Fame in 1962. His number, 42, was retired from all major league teams.

He was the first black TV analyst in MLB. He helped establish the Freedom National Bank, an African-American-owned financial institution based in Harlem.

Robinson died of a heart attack at age 53 in 1972.

Jackie Robinson, Spingarn Medal winner and Presidential Medal of Freedom honoree, is today’s Friday Face. Donate to his foundation here.

Callista Gingrich and her roots sign autographs at a campaign stop.

Newt is apparently doing very badly with women voters.

It seems women don’t like it when men dump their sick wives and get a trophy wife 23 years younger and buy her half a million dollars worth of Tiffany’s jewelry. What a surprise.

In a 1926 issue of Popular Mechanics, this was a prediction for a future airport in the sky, atop a nifty skyscraper.

Nice landing strip! (I’m sure some of you have heard that before.)

If you’ve ever wondered where Camilla gets all those marvelous ill-fitting garments (like the one she has on), wonder no more. The Duchess of Cornwall was spotted browsing the aisles at Trinity Hospice charity book and clothes shop on Wednesday.

The Duchess’ gorgeousness was slightly upstaged by a necktie peacock wall decoration.

Cam also browsed the books in search of a vintage hair mechanics manual, but found none. Obviously.

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A desolate Burbank, Calif. parking lot, as seen through the determined lens of Austin Shear.

Absolutely haunting.

Here’s another in his series of Burbank places…

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The Hand-Sculpted iRetrofone Base from artist Scott Freeland, for when you’re expecting Rosalind Russell to call.

This is a fully-functional, stationary iPhone dock with working handset and complete compatibility with USB cable.

What a wonderful world.

Retails for $195.

What a Wonderful World Louis Armstrong from noktasat on Vimeo.

A model, as seen today in the Minimarket A/W 2012 Fashion Show in Stockholm, and actor Willam Belli from the new season of “RuPaul’s Drag Race.”

At least one of them is a man.

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