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The scouting combine injury to Rutgers tight end D.C. Jefferson could hurt his draft stock. / Kim Klement, USA TODAY Sports
INDIANAPOLIS - As word started to spread through the NFL scouting combine that Rutgers tight end D.C. Jefferson did only three repetitions on the bench press, many were amused.
Jefferson isn't. He might have suffered a serious injury.
Jefferson was at a hospital early Friday evening to have his pectoral muscle examined, his agent, Andy Simms, told USA TODAY Sports. Simms said Jefferson, a projected late-round pick, might have torn the muscle.
According to Simms, Jefferson had been bench-pressing the required 225 pounds more than 20 times during training and expected to do the same at the combine. The injury, which Simms believed to have occurred on Jefferson's second rep, stopped him well short of that goal.
Kent State offensive lineman Brian Winters had nine reps on the bench Friday because of cramps. Winters told news reporters he didn't suffer a major injury and expects to bench-press at his pro day next month.
Last year, ProFootballTalk.com reported a few agents were upset with Arizona Cardinals strength coach John Lott for pushing the players too hard while spotting them during the bench press. Iowa tackle Markus Zusevics tore his pectoral muscle during the bench press and went undrafted.
Lott is not at the combine this year, ending his 16-year streak of serving as the bench-press spotter. The Cardinals said he was staying in Arizona to work with their players who are rehabbing.
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NEW YORK Right now, various stylists to the stars are frantically pulling together their clients' "look" for Sunday's Oscars. And as they do so, there are two people they should probably thank for their jobs: Joan and Melissa Rivers.
In 1996, the mother-daughter duo pioneered award-show red carpet coverage, hosting "Live From the Red Carpet" for E! Entertainment Television.
After leaving E! in 2004, they returned in 2010 with "Fashion Police." Joan leads a panel with Giuliana Rancic, Kelly Osbourne and stylist George Kotsiopoulos as they critique celebrity style choices. Melissa is a co-executive producer and occasional panelist.
In an interview with The Associated Press, the mother-duo talked about how they're happy to be off the red carpet, celebrities' lack of fashion risks and their own fashion mistakes.
AP: Would you agree that many people watch awards shows for the fashion?
Joan Rivers: I think that's what has made 'Fashion Police' so popular. It's the only show that I think tells the truth. Everyone stands on the red carpet and says, 'You're so beautiful.' You want to say, 'Are you crazy? She looks terrible.'
Melissa Rivers: The way it's said (on 'Fashion Police') is better than anybody can say it. We say it in a very entertaining way.
AP: Set the scene for how you watch stars arrive on a red carpet. Do you have notepads?
Melissa Rivers: Notepads for pages and pages and pages of notes. You look for trends. I always have a tally sheet going of specific things I see. At the SAG Awards, everybody had the same hairdo. Then you go back and you sort of analyze it and figure out what we're gonna put in the show the next day.
AP: Is there anyone you feel you can't criticize?
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Lena Dunham didn't speak to the press at the Writers Guild Awards on Sunday, nor did she give a long speech when she accepted the trophy for best new series. And yet, she still finds herself embroiled in a controversy that launched during the show, even though it was none of her doing.
Comedian and presenter Lisa Lampanelli, who is famous for her foul mouth, tweeted a photo of herself and Dunham at the awards, with the caption "Me with my n---a @LenaDunham of @HBOGirls - I love this beyotch!" Predictably, the tweet fired up critics, angry at Lampanelli -- a white woman -- for using the word.
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One writer, Shayla Pierce, wrote several stories for various online publications expressing her outrage, and then took to Twitter to call out Dunham for not condemning Lampanelli.
".@LenaDunham has showed her true colors on this whole n-word debacle. Her silence speaks volumes," she tweeted. "I don't think I'll be watching @girlsHBO anymore. And I say that with honest sadness ... Lena advertises herself as a progressive but she's chosen not to address the situation. She seems phony to me now."
Dunham responded on Twitter, writing that she would never use the n-word and that Lampanelli's tweet made her "supremely uncomfortable" but said she stayed silent because "twitter debates breed more twitter debates."
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She added that "140 characters will never be enough for the kind of dialogue that will actually help us address issues of race and class," and then commended Pierce for a "beautifully written piece," apologizing for any discomfort she might have felt.
Pierce happily accepted her response, writing, "Thank you so much. And I do <3 you and your work. Thanks for addressing this *hugsies* @lenadunham."
For her part, Lampanelli has defended her use of the word, saying "The N-word ending in 'er' is far different context from the word ending in 'a.' Ask any person who knows the urban dictionary, it means 'friend.' "
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