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Few nights ago and ryan was telling me how important it is to come back to the game and how many memories with her family coming here. ryan, just tell me about that and i love what you were saying. >> yeah, there's something so special and my dad is a retired marine corp. colonel and grew up going to the army navy games and my brother entered into the academy, it was an honor to watch him march on to the field. for a few hours, we're rooting on different sides and no malter who wins, america wins. reporter: you're right, college football is probably america's game and america's sport and this ...

Socks in his care packages and he was dealing with a bacterial foot infection at the time and a supply of good quality socks helped clear that up. will: pete got the donation started live on air donating the first pair. $50,000 in one week. pete: that's not what they made but gave away. lisa: incredible. pete: today is one of the best days in sports, navy and army go head-to-head on the gridiron for all the bragging rights. lisa: it's the only sporting events where the members of both teams are willing to die for the viewers watching. will: joey jones is live from lincoln financial field with ...

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It’s not everyday you get to teach a Hollywood star from the comfort of your home. But Malaysian miniature artist Lim Pui Wan is one lucky gal who got to share her craft skills with Deadpool himself in the Snap Original series In the episode titled, Ryan Reynolds Got Huge Skills & Tiny Art, actor Ryan Reynolds gets a hands-on lesson from Picoworm (Lim’s moniker) and learns how to make a tiny hair dryer. Scan the Snapchat code and tune in to the episode to find how Reynolds’ final output looked like, which he described as looking like an “elephant trunk".

    Like many people, Ryan Reynolds picked up some new skills during the pandemic. But he’s not baking banana bread or gardening: The award-winning actor learned ice sculpting, nail art, ax throwing and more, including latte art from O‘ahu-born Melannie Aquino, for his new Snapchat series, Ryan Doesn’t Know. (Yes, Snapchat has original shows now.)     Aquino, who is from Wahiawā and graduated from Leilehua High School in 2005, moved to San Francisco for art school. There she began working at a coffee shop where she learned the basics of latte art. When a customer ordered a drink a...