Lady Gaga Warns Carly Rae Jepsen to "Watch Out"

Carly Rae Jepsen better watch out for Little Monsters.


Justin Bieber's 26-year-old protégé, best known for her catchy hit "Call Me Maybe," has officially broken Lady Gaga's Billboard Hot 100 Record.


Jepsen's infectious hit is currently in its seventh week at No. 1 on the charts. This means "Call Me Maybe" has surpassed Gaga's 2011 hit, "Born This Way," which topped the singles charts for six weeks.


Gaga, also 26, took to Twitter to (jokingly) warn Jepsen. "@carlyraejepson (sic) I SEE you just swooped in and broke my BORN THIS WAY record of the most weeks at #1.," she wrote. "DONT GET COMFORTABLE IM COMING FOR YOU"


Somehow we think Gaga, who debuted some new music from her fans in a NYC parking lot earlier this week, will be topping the charts again in no time. As for Jepsen? With all those faux-naked pictures and "ridiculous" sex tape rumors floating around, the girl deserves a moment to gloat at being the hottest thing in music right now!

Manny Ramirez retires, Quits Baseball

Manny Ramirez is retiring from Major League Baseball due to “an issue” with drugs, the league said Friday. In a statement, MLB said it had “recently notified Manny Ramirez of an issue under Major League Baseball’s Joint Drug Prevention and Treatment Program.” Rather than “continue with the process under the program,” Ramirez opted to retire, the statement read. According to The New York Times, Ramirez tested postive for steroid abuse, an infraction for which he would have faced a 100-game suspension. So far this season, he has batted 1 for 17 for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays.

Denver Broncos uniforms

DENVER -- There are tear-away jerseys. There also are "throwback" uniforms. What the Broncos are wearing here this afternoon are throwaway uniforms.

Wait 'tll you see those vertically-striped, mustard-yellow-and-brown socks!

They look even worse in person -- and on TV -- than you may have imagined from the drawings and pictures you've seen.

Mike Zimmer gets game ball after the death of his wife

Four days after the death of his wife, Bengals defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer earned a game ball after the team's 17-14 win in Baltimore on Sunday.

Head coach Marvin Lewis awarded Zimmer the ball in an emotional scene inside the team's locker room. Bengals players then huddled around Zimmer and jumped up and down.

"My wife loves all of you," Zimmer said to the team. "Win or lose, she's proud of you.

"And I just appreciate all of your effort."

Zimmer's wife, Vicki, died on Thursday at the age of 50. No cause of death has been announced. -- Sean Leahy

Miles Austin scored the winning ....

Miles Austin scored the winning touchdown in overtime on a 60-yard catch-and-run to cap a record-breaking game in place of the injured Roy Williams, and the Dallas Cowboys escaped with a 26-20 victory Sunday over Kansas City.

Austin had 250 yards receiving on 10 catches to break the 43-year-old single-game franchise record and help the Cowboys survive numerous mistakes against the winless Chiefs. Hall of Famer Bob Hayes had 246 yards in 1966 against Washington.

Austin also had a tackle-breaking 59-yard touchdown catch to give the Cowboys (3-2) a 20-13 lead with 2:16 left in the fourth quarter. On both plays, he slipped the grasp of cornerback Maurice Leggett and then made safety Mike Brown miss.

The loss dropped the Chiefs (0-5) to 2-28 in their last 30 games. Kansas City, winless for 315 days, tied it 20-20 on Matt Cassel's 16-yard touchdown pass to Dwayne Bowe with 24 seconds left.

Austin is the third Cowboys receiver when Williams is healthy. He was unstoppable against the Chiefs, who led most of the game but couldn't take advantage of all the opportunities the Cowboys kept handing them. Dallas was penalized 13 times for 90 yards and Tony Romo overthrew several open receivers.

But he and Miles connected when it mattered most. Late in the fourth quarter, Austin caught Romo's pass, broke loose from tackles by Leggett and Brown, and gave the Cowboys their first lead of the day.

Then Cassel swept the Chiefs down the field, hitting Bowe in the end zone on fourth-and-7. Ryan Succop, who had a 53-yard field goal attempt blocked by Jay Ratliff right before Dallas' last TD in regulation, kicked the extra point for the tie.

Romo was 20 for 34 for 351 yards and two TDs. Cassel, still winless since being traded from New England, was 23 for 41 for 263 yards. Neither quarterback threw an interception.

Chiefs linebacker Mike Vrabel made his 11th career touchdown catch to give Kansas City a 10-0 lead. After Romo's fumble was recovered on the Dallas 16 by Brown, the Chiefs had faced third-and-goal from the 1. Vrabel, a 13-year veteran, lined up on the left side and was ignored by the defense as he drifted into the end zone and caught Cassel's soft toss, giving him 11 touchdowns in 11 career catches.

The Chiefs won the coin toss and received in the overtime but failed to get close enough for a field goal attempt.

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