Author: Karen Brill

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David Belisle, a Little League World Series coach, gave an amazing motivational talk to his players after they suffered a painful defeat on Monday.

Belisle’s team, Cumberland American, which hails from Rhode Island, got knocked out of the series by Chicago’s Jackie Robinson West by a score of 8-7.

The coach lifted the dispirited little leaguers with an instantly classic sports speech, telling them, “The only reason why I’ll probably end up shedding a tear is because this is the last time I’m going to end up coaching you guys. But I’m going to bring back with me, and the coaching staff is going to bring back with me, and you guys are going to bring back something that no other team can provide but you guys, and that’s pride. Okay? Pride.”

“You’re going to take that for the rest of your life, what you provided for a town in Cumberland,” he added.

And there’s much, much more.

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Miley Cyrus and her brother Braison put a unique spin on the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge on Monday.

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Accepting the challenge from their dad Billy Ray and sister Noah, Miley and Braison completed the “Rice” Bucket Challenge.

Cyrus posted the grainy results on Instagram, captioning it, “#ricebucketchallenge #als @alsassociation @waynecoyne5 @katyweaver @alecholden #makeshithappen #donate #itaintaboutthepourin itsaboutthepayinandawareness http://www.alsa.org.”

The Cyrus crew are the latest in a slew of celebs to accept the challenge.

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Robin Williams will be memorialized in a future installment of  the popular game “World of Warcraft.”

Blizzard Entertainment, the company behind “World of Warcraft,” announced on Thursday that a Williams character will be added to the game.

“It will most likely be a character inspired by him or some of his favorite roles of the past,” revealed lead game designer Ion Hazzikostas.

The plan comes after a Change.org petition calling for Williams to be memorialized in the game received more than 10,000 signatures.

Williams, who tragically died on Monday, was an avid gamer and a vocal fan of the “World of Warcraft” series.