The production team behind Colton Underwoodβs new Netflix show asked his ex-girlfriend Cassie Randolph to appear on the series, but she declined to participate, Variety has learned exclusively.
Randolph was offered compensation to appear on the show, according to two different sources. She was approached by the production company the day after Underwood sat down on βGood Morning America,β an insider says, for his bombshell interview when he came out as gay.
The idea for Randolphβs scenes would have been to have her sit down with Underwood for him to candidly discuss his sexuality and the mistakes he made in the ending of their relationship.
Portrait of William Randolph Hearst, 23rd President of the United States
Administration:
Vice President: John Nance Garner
Secretary of State: William Jennings Bryan (1905-1906 (resigned)), John Tyler Morgan (1906-1907 (died)), John Temple Graves (1907-1909)
Secretary of the Treasury: Thomas L. Hisgen
Secretary of War: John Temple Graves (1905-1907 (promoted)), Charles S. Thomas (1907-1909)
Attorney General: John K. Shields
Secretary of the Navy: William Gibbs McAdoo (1905-1906 (resigned to take office as Chairman of the Federal Reserve)), Reuben R. Lyon (1906-1909)
Secretary of the Interior: Reuben R. Lyon (1905-1906 (promoted)), George Turner (1906-1909)
Postmaster General: James A. Reed
Secretary of Agriculture: Milford W. Howard
Secretary of Labor: John Ford
Despite his differences over the issue of prohibition with former Farmer-Labor nominee William Jennings Bryan, Hearst considered an appeasement of the still-powerful force in the party to be a necessity for party unity, and focused on their agreement in opposition to the British Empire to appoint Bryan as Secretary of State. The Pettigrew wing of the party was denied appeasement whatsoever, with Hearst viewing Eugene Debs and others as undermining his own candidacy, while the rest of the cabinet was made of Hearst allies. 46 year old Massachusetts businessman Thomas L. Hisgen was selected for the Treasury Department, with Tennessee Judge John Shields chosen for the Attorney Generalship. The fiercest Senate battle would arise over the nomination of John Temple Graves, a pro-lynching editor from Georgia, for the position of Secretary of War. With the Senate's two black members, George Henry White of North Carolina and John R. Lynch of Mississippi, leading the opposition to Graves. Nonetheless, the appointment was narrowly confirmed with the intervention of Vice President Garner on the behalf of Graves.
William Gibbs McAdoo, an ally of Hearst closely tied to Georgia Federal Republican leader Woodrow Wilson, was chosen as Secretary of the Navy in the closest Hearst came to appointing a member of the other party. James A. Reed, the independent Mayor of Kansas City, Missouri who endorsed Hearst, was chosen as Postmaster General. Alabama's controversial Governor Milford W. Howard, known for transferring the Italian term for French Boulangism "fascismo" into th
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From what I've read he sounds kinda weak (compared to the other Gods). I mean, in order to even compete with the North God (#7) Rudeus needed the support of many super strong allies (Atofe, Eris, etc) while having his powerful armor. On the contrary in the battle against the Death God (#5) he managed to compete with his weak armor and far fewer/weaker allies. How did he even get the 5th spot? Was it his predecessor that was really strong?
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We have a must win game tonite against a below .500 basketball team. For two reasons, first we are 4th in the Western Conference and I'm salivating at the chance to knock out the Clippers in the first round again, second it's Zach mf'in Randolph's jersey retirement game! For me and a bunch of other 2011 bandwagoners he's our favorite player and introduction to true Grizzlies basketball from the ass whooping he gave the Spurs in Game 6. We came out of the gates on Thursday during the SEGEBABA with playoff intensity, let's bring out NBA Finals intensity tonight. Hopefully these young guns realize the gravity of tonight's game and don't sleep on a Rockets team who before last night were on a seven-game win streak before last night. They're a young team so you can't sleep on them on their SEGABABA. Hopefully Jaren drank enough water Friday night for today.
Who: Your Memphis Grizzlies (15-11) versus the Houston Rockets (8-17 featuring future HOF'er Garrison Matthews
What: A game of #sports
Where: Physically - The Grindhouse at One Ninety One Beale, Memphis, Tennessee 38103; the abominable BSSE, NBA League Pass; radio - Memphis 92.9FM WMFS, Nashville (boooooo) WNSR 560AM (free radio streaming - download the Audacity app and search for 92.9 in Memphis or use rhe Grizzlies app or website)
When: 7 (technically 7:10) post meridian, Central Standard Time
Why: What do you mean why? Number 50 will never be worn again for good reason. If you're not there you're square. If you're square you still better be watching. And if you have issues watching on TV ask in the Game Thread and plenty of people can hook you up. Abandon your Saturday plans and put your behind in a seat.
To what extent: Rockets +8.5. Money Line: -410/Rockets +310. O/U: 221.5..... I don't understand what those number mean someone named Mason can explain it to me if it's good or bad.
