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Surely you’ve already seen it by now, somewhere on the Internet: Nike is raffling off 89 pairs of Nike Mags, the snazzy, self-lacing, boot-like hightop sneaker sported by Michael J. Fox in “Back to the Future Part II.” Raffle entries are $10, there is no entry limit, and all proceeds go to Fox’s Foundation for Parkinson’s Research. Entries (made through the new Nike+ app) close on October 11 and winners find out on October 17. Nike has no plans to sell the sneaker on the mass-market.
The whole time? The whole time?!
The whole time? The whole time?!
Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha has signed a deal to purchase a mansion belonging to a British millionaire who recently passed on. Zaha, who rejoined Palace on a permanent deal in February after failing to make the grade at Manchester United where he earned £35,000-a-week ($74,800) will shell out £2.5million ($5.34 million) on the Surrey mansion. Ivory Coast-born Zaha started his career at Crystal Palace before joining Manchester United in January 2013 to become Sir Alex Ferguson’s last major signing at Old Trafford.
