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Sizetober day 25 - Tiny surrounded by admiring giants @sizetober

fandomın ilk fanartı galiba/ i guess the first fanart of fandom

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http://likedbuzz.com/alifer-lo-hmm-j-rod-probably-works-best/

“Alifer”? “A.Lo”? Hmm, “J-Rod”? That probably works best

In any event, we’ll likely soon have one of those cute combo names for our latest celebrity power couple: Alex Rodriguez and Jennifer Lopez. The former Yankees slugger and the singer/actress are officially an item, according to several gossip websites Wednesday.

[Tim Tebow does about as well against the AL Cy Young winner as you might expect]

The New York Post’s Page Six team offered these quotes from a source: “They have been seeing each other for a few months — and were together in L.A. this past weekend. … They are really into each other because they have so much in common — from their Latin roots to their love of New York and their kids.”

Lopez has 9-year-old twins from a marriage to singer Marc Anthony that ended in 2014. Rodriguez has children ages 12 and 8 with his ex-wife, Cynthia Scurtis.

LoveBScott.com reported that a source had this to say about the couple: “He was with her in Vegas during this latest leg of her Planet Hollywood Vegas show. They were all coupled up behind the scenes, not public, but absolutely not hiding their relationship around close friends and family. It is definitely for real.”

That source also told the website that Rodriguez and Lopez have been “quietly dating for a couple months,” after Lopez broke things off with Drake. Rodriguez, meanwhile, had most recently been dating Anne Wojcicki, the CEO of a genetic testing firm and ex-wife of Google co-founder Sergey Brin.

In the past, the 41-year-old Rodriguez has been linked to such high-profile women as Madonna, Cameron Diaz and Kate Hudson. The three-time American League MVP, fourth all-time in home runs with 696, played his final game in August and has joined Fox Sports as a full-time MLB analyst. An Instagram post he shared Wednesday about his Fox Sports gig was liked by Lopez.

I’m excited to continue working with the @FOXSports family. It’ll be great to get back on the set with the guys for the regular season and postseason, especially the All-Star Game in my hometown of Miami. (📸: @nytimes)

A post shared by Alex Rodriguez (@arod) on Mar 8, 2017 at 7:08am PST

A Fox Sports executive offered Sports Illustrated’s Richard Deitsch a glowing report of Rodriguez’s dedication to his new craft, saying, “He is a true baseball nerd. I think he gets a certain fix doing this. … He’s invested. If we have a noon meeting, he’s there at 11:30 a.m. He’s emailing story ideas in the morning. He wants to research. He’s almost all-in to the point where it’s annoying.”