A record-breaking freestyle skier shares her journey to recovery following traumatic brain injury
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and last updated 2021-07-25 23:44:43-04
TULSA, Okla. â Jaime MoCrazy has been a professional athlete since she was one-year-old. She grew up doing gymnastics and skiing, winning state championships in both sports. When she was nine, she combined her love for the bars with her passion for the slopes.
âI became a freestyle, slope style, which is multiple jumps in rails all in one run, itâs like an x-games activity and then half pipe-skiing and I became professional in those,â Jamie MoCrazy said.
As a professional half-pipe skier, she traveled the world, competed at X-Games, and earned two junior world championships. MoCrazy became the first woman in the world to land a double flip at the X-Games. In April 2015, her life took an unexpected turn while competing in the world tour finals in Whistler, Canada. On her second run, she wanted to upgrade her back flip,
Are three voices better than one? That was the quandary facing
The Masked Singer trifecta of perfect pitch known as Russian Dolls on Wednesday night. The trio inside the gigantic wooden costumes had survived the quarterfinals round and made it into the top five, but after showing their final bit of flair with a cover of Elton John s I m Still Standing in their last performance, it was time to set aside the bedazzled heads and boas.
The end came after the singers made it pop with Bruno Mars 24K Magic, crushed an emotional take on Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper s
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When you think of the band Hanson, you don t normally think of Weezer too.
In a special Listener s Choice all request live stream concert, the MMM Bop superstars covered the song Troublemaker from Weezer s Red Album that was released back in 2008. During the show, they also covered songs by Ed Sheeran and Journey.
This isn t the first time they have performed Troublemaker , but to hear this in 2021 is pretty bad-ass.
Rivers Cuomo has stated the song, along with others from
The Red Album, were heavily influenced by rapper Eminem and his fun way of using rhymes.
Hanson has done numerous pay per view live stream concerts during the pandemic. This past weekend s slate of shows, from Cains Ballroom in their hometown of Tulsa, was to benefit Save Our Stages. They sold tickets to Hanson.net fan club members only and tables of four spaced out for social distancing. In between two songs, fans voted on Twitter for which songs the band would perform.