Johnson is suddenly famous ... swarmed by fans seeking autographs.
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Barry Sanders ... autographs start at $135, photo ops are $135.
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Emmitt Smith ... autographs start at $235, photo ops are $200.
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Jim Brown ... autographs start at $150, photo ops are $150.
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He then returned to give out high fives and autographs.
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Looks like she also met some fans and signed autographs.
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WILL PASS ANY AUTHINCATION We obtain all autographs in person.
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He in many cases autographs their breast and it's consensual.
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Strangers would knock on the door and ask for autographs.
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Te Kanawa was signing autographs in the Metropolitan Opera bookstore.
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He joked that he had never signed so many autographs.
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The girl opens the cover, and Cruz autographs the inside.
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Actors were told to sign autographs with their own pens.
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His jockey, Mike Smith, will sign autographs at Del Mar.
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Judd Apatow has collected autographs since he was a boy.
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Autographs are kind of a weird thing to begin with.
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She also posted photos of Swift taking selfies and giving autographs.
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Everyone is asking for pictures or autographs to boost their status.
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So if I sign autographs and take selfies till 3 a.m.
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Instead, Trump continued to sign autographs for supporters, ignoring CNN's questions.
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He collected anything to do with him: books, autographs, cigarette cards.
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If she could sign autographs they'd ask for those as well.
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He was unrelenting, and insisted on cadging autographs after the game.
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Ballplayers who went out of their way to not sign autographs.
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Woods is making more eye contact, signing more autographs, smiling more.
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So what if you have to sign autographs and take pictures?
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The group talked with longtime viewers, took photos and signed autographs.
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Now it's just filled with autographs, but it's in the house.
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The trio also signed autographs and took selfies with patients and guests.
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Loughlin was spotted signing autographs outside the courtroom in Boston last week.
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Beckham -- an H&M spokesperson -- was signing autographs for throngs of fans.
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He will be pestered for autographs for the rest of his life.
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People have even started coming to the laundromat to ask for autographs.
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But the president signed autographs and gave high fives to the crowd.
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He stops to sign autographs before being whisked away to his car.
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Grimmie was fatally shot when she was signing autographs after a show.
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Eminem, showed up to sign autographs and promote his new album Revival.
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"This is where kids always used to congregate for autographs," he said.
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Prized mementos and autographs from my musical and literary idols were destroyed.
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Players were often asked for and gladly signed autographs, and conducted clinics.
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Every time he left, fans would mob him for photos and autographs.
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First, though, she signed autographs and posed for pictures for 30 minutes.
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The free suits for four hours of autographs at men's clothing stores.
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It's been 25 years since Martina McBride first sat down to sign autographs at what was then-known as Fan Fair — a week in Nashville where fans came to town to collect autographs and meet their favorite artists.
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Ben was in a great mood, accepted belated birthday wishes and signed autographs.
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Kerri Evelyn Harris autographs a campaign poster after a town hall on Aug.
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The players will be on hand to mingle, sign autographs and take photos.
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So she ordered them pizza and sent down some autographs to thank them.
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After receiving their wings, Stucky and Sturckow met with students and signed autographs.
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I went from giving autographs to getting death threats in the internet bubble.
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Each player spent five minutes recording their part, and an hour signing autographs.
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Gabby was having a blast -- dancing, taking pictures with fans and signing autographs.
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"I'm all about photographs and autographs — that's my life right now," Baffert said.
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Deschamps and the players happily signed autographs and chatted with fans before training.
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Throughout the winter and spring of 2016, Chyna continued signing autographs for money.
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He also frequented the convention circuit, signing autographs and taking pictures with fans.
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After, Cespedes made an effort to sign autographs and take pictures with fans.
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He was surely the only caddie to sign more autographs than his player.
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Bryant signs autographs during a kids sports clinic in New Orleans on Sept.
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The rumored couple signed autographs and took selfies with Riverdale fans after clearing customs.
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Prince Harry's bride broke royal protocol in Cardiff by signing autographs and taking selfies.
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In between songs, McCartney autographs the Penny Lane wall and visits his childhood home.
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Sweden's Aftonbladet reported that the star signed autographs for fans outside of the hotel.
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Kaplan's been collecting autographs since he was a teenager — rock'n rollers, celebrities, athletes, etc.
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They're barred from signing sneaker deals or autographs to make money on the side.
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They cannot speak with them, seek their autographs or follow them on social media.
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"At conventions, we would sit next to each other and sign autographs," she recalled.
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"This is something that we did on our own," he said in between autographs.
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Typically, she might sign a few autographs and then bolt, but this was different.
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"XOXO Joanne @ladygaga coming through for fans with autographs and pizza," the person tweeted.
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Joey Fatone was spotted late Wednesday night in Orlando signing autographs for some fans.
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Attendees are discouraged from making personal requests of talent -- like for photos or autographs.
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As the curtain fell, performers and spectators alike mobbed Yan for selfies and autographs.
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During the qualification process, Gauff drew crowds, signed autographs, and spoke to the press.
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Swift posed for pictures and signed autographs for some of those in the crowd.
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Trump was greeting supporters and signing autographs inside a trailer, while Johnson watched nearby.
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"You were incredible!" some audience members said to him as he humbly signed autographs.
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He dined with kings, counseled presidents and signed autographs for athletes and movie stars.
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His profile says he was a "can and bottle recycler" and collector of autographs.
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Panelists recently answered questions like: Does the Lightening McQueen character from "Cars" signs autographs?
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After his speech, Yiannopoulos headed to the perimeter of the park to sign autographs.
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Webster occasionally made money when his friend Sunny Jani found him gigs signing autographs.
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He's bombarded by tourists and locals who beg for selfies, autographs and high-fives.
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Full House's Lori Loughlin signing autographs outside the court house in a shiny gold belt.
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Just past 12:30 in the afternoon, John Hanke sat onstage smiling and signing autographs.
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Reporters followed Biden as he signed autographs and took selfies along the fair's Grand Concourse.
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There, he flashed his signature smile, signed autographs and snapped a few selfies with fans.
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Loughlin signed autographs and posed for pictures upon her arrival in Boston on Tuesday night.
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Instantly, the crowd erupts with cries of "The Night King!" and begins begging for autographs.
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She even signed some autographs -- from the safety of her ride -- before making a getaway.
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President Obama signs autographs after giving his final State of the Union address on Tuesday.
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The booking includes a gift bag for the guest of honor, photo opportunities, and autographs.
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" For her, he autographs a red bandanna and adds the message, "We won't forget Welles.
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Doesn't look like O.J. handed out candy, but he did take selfies and sign autographs.
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I went around getting the wave going and signing autographs for that whole first half.
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Lincicome stopped to sign autographs and hug relatives on her way to the first hole.
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After shaking hands with their opponents, they stayed for a long stretch to sign autographs.
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Others approached for autographs of the meet book's cover, which featured a picture of Kovacs.
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I'm still planning on trying to get more autographs on it if they can fit.
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People want autographs, selfies, a word or two—but the most persistent want money and advice.
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And this group of people come over, they're trying to ask Steph for pictures and autographs.
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Everyone is trying to get autographs, and everyone is trying to see what they're picking up.
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Her hands were tired from signing autographs, and her jaw was clenched from smiling so much.
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Michael Jordan signs autographs with fans after a game against the Detroit Pistons in Detroit, 1987.
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Jodie Whittaker signs autographs following the announcement that she'll be the 13th doctor on Doctor Who.
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Byrne regularly has to deal with punters asking for photos and autographs in his daily life.
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I remember waiting in line for their autographs afterward, and that was the moment for me.
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She also signed autographs for gathered fans and stopped to take selfies with the gathered crowd.
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Clinton visited her southwest field office in Des Moines signing autographs and taking selfies with supporters.
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In a few minutes, he'll exit and sign a couple autographs while entering the convention center.
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They both stopped to hang with fans, sign some autographs and dropped some self-deprecating humor.
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While there, she also took time to pose for some selfies with fans and sign autographs.
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Baffert and Espinoza said signing autographs and posing for pictures were part of their daily routine.
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Once it was clear that everybody else was bothering Ray for autographs, I got one too.
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To her surprise, skipping the autographs gave her a boost of energy she did not expect.
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Some simply said hello, a few asked for autographs or selfies, three or four told stories.
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Grimmie, 22, was fatally shot while signing autographs after a performance Friday night in Orlando, Fla.
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He once struck actor Brad Pitt in the face as he signed autographs in Los Angeles.
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The performers in Basil Twist's puppetry fantasia won't sign autographs, probably because they are wet feathers.
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The fans formed two lines through which skaters walked, some stopping briefly for photos and autographs.
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Riders have also been asked by organizers to avoid taking selfies with fans and giving autographs.
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Riders have also been asked by organizers to avoid taking selfies with fans and giving autographs.
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The auction will be on Saturday at prices starting at $400: The Written Word Autographs, invaluable.com.
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For decades, players routinely gave away their autographs and their gear, including balls, bats and jerseys.
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Oh, and we're told the kid will almost certainly get some autographs from the team too!!!
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Stanford waited greenside out of sight of the putting surface after signing autographs for young spectators.
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"Our visitors can get autographs and selfies with the players," said the event's founder, Bernd Kühn.
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The players remain on the court after games — win or lose — to sign autographs and chat.
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In June, he attended the Mad Monster Party in Phoenix, where he signed autographs for fans.
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Joey snapped selfies and signed autographs ... and overall looked to be in a pretty good mood.
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President Trump signs autographs after giving his final State of the Union address on Tuesday. Rep.
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Fans in attendance can snag autographs, take photos with mascots and cheerleaders, and meet their favorite players.
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Tons of people approached her asking for pictures or autographs, and she was so nice to everyone.
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Yes, I'm on stage, and yes, I'm signing autographs but I'm still a person just like them.
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It was Yang Zhifa who haunted the souvenir shop, signing autographs as the finder of the warriors.
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The whole team would be sitting in the bus, waiting for him to get done signing autographs.
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He was known as a reclusive figure, who rarely provided interviews, sign autographs, or appeared in public.
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Autographs are verified through tamper-proof holograms attached to the photos and witnessed by an A.I. representative.
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Ardie says Gale struggles with speech and movement ... and no longer signs autographs because he can't write.
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The singer was shot while signing autographs after an Orlando concert with the band Before You Exit.
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Phillips, who displayed a curiously low curtsy to her grandmother on Tuesday, also signed autographs for fans.
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One thing's for sure ... the lead detective will have to suppress any desires to ask for autographs.
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I felt like a very big deal signing autographs, having requests for pictures and all the attention.
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Many fans head for the exits while others seek out autographs and selfies with their favorite fighters.
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He signed autographs at a gun show but was not paid for the appearance, the organizer said.
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Here's Bernie Sanders signing autographs the same minute that Clinton made her surprise appearance on stage pic.twitter.
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When he was finished, he walked over to sign autographs for a small group of waiting fans.
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Everywhere we go, we connect with fans, sign autographs and represent our sport and federation with class.
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Instead, he spent most of the time signing autographs, taking selfies and getting chatted up by strangers.
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The movie watches, repetitively, as they train hard, sign autographs, spend time with family and nurse injuries.
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Before Tuesday's game, Jones spent more time posing for photographs and signing autographs than any other player.
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Our first meeting was at Starbucks, and we got no work done because I was signing autographs.
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He had spent three hours in Waging, answering questions, playing games, posing for pictures, handing out autographs.
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About $100 million worth of fraudulent sports memorabilia, particularly forged autographs, changes hands each year, they say.
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Just beyond the market is an enormous space where the stars of those aforementioned movies sign autographs.
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So if autographs are pretty weird to begin with, then why not make that shit extra wacky?
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Arriving in Court Loughlin signed autographs and posed for pictures upon her arrival in Boston on Tuesday night.
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Arias&apos attorneys say Martinez courted journalists and spectators, signed autographs and posed for photos during the trial.
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And although they can't sign autographs, they're happy to provide well-wishers with mementos of the exciting moment.
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Post looks a bit stressed signing a seemingly endless amount of autographs as he's being mobbed by fans.
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Garner appeared to be having fun too, sneaking away to sign some autographs for eager fans waiting outside.
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He would take the time to talk to the kids and take pictures with people and sign autographs.
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"Since I got to Italy all I have been asked for has been autographs and photos," he said.
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We're told there's no guaranteed photo ops, autographs or even a good seat at the April 10th event.
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He still writes by hand, brandishing the favored tool of teachers' corrections and athletes' autographs, a black Sharpie.
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"Back in the day, it used to be, 'I can't believe you're still here signing autographs,'" she said.
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A driver in a red and yellow fire suit hopped out and signed autographs while on the move.
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As she made her way from the 18th green to the scoring tent, Henderson stopped to sign autographs.
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Sure enough, as Hsieh was signing autographs for spectators gathered courtside, a wave of sound crashed over her.
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"Just seeing some of those young girls, in their jersey, wanting autographs, it's an unbelievable feeling" Mroz said.
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He shook Paire's hand, gathered his things, waved politely to the crowd and signed autographs for his fans.
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As for the future, he predicted that collecting autographs of individuals well known today would be increasingly difficult.
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For Eller, this Super Bowl is a chance for something more than signing autographs and human-mascot duty.
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The actor even signed autographs on "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" posters while sporting the name tag.
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Portland Trail Blazers guard CJ McCollum no longer will sign autographs for fans amid fears over the coronavirus.
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Fans do not sing his name in stadiums, nor do they ask him for autographs in the street.
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When you were in Paris, you were approached for autographs for the first time at a world championship.
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Students began to approach him, first shyly and then more brashly, asking for autographs, snuggling in for selfies.
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Synnott wants what Honnold has: acclaim, sex, relative youth, apparent fearlessness, long lines for autographs at public events.
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After the shows they sign autographs, sell merchandise, and record menacing videos in character for thousands of followers.
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He took pictures and signed autographs and has been checking up on Cooper via text messages since the visit.
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As she walked to a more formal stage, the singer posed for selfies with fans and signed several autographs.
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I can't do too many autographs as my hand gets a little tired, but I can get them done.
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Witnesses say Grimmie was signing autographs and posing for pictures with fans when an unnamed gunman shot the singer.
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Just last week, Loughlin was all smiles outside the Boston courtroom after signing autographs outside of her hotel room.
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" If Swift did materialize, stars truck aides and interns seeking autographs and pictures would declare "Nice to meet you.
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He was the guest of honor, though ... taking photos with fans and signing autographs ... sometimes right on dancers' asses.
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Witnesses say she was signing autographs and posing for pictures with fans when an unnamed gunman shot the singer.
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A day before the rampage, a man shot singer Christina Grimmie as she was signing autographs following a concert.
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While shaking hands and signing a few autographs, Trump also spoke with officers about the gunman's surrender and arrest.
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As proof, he recalled how the 32-year-old swimming champion recently spent hours signing autographs for young swimmers.
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According to an onlooker, Loughlin "was chatty and willing to sign autographs" and also "posed for photos" with fans.
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Back at the pit, he proudly donned the black "400" cap and sat down to sign a few autographs.
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In the bar downstairs, Mark Davis, the owner of the Raiders, signed autographs and posed for pictures with fans.
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Check out the clip -- Jeter's totally got Bella's back -- and pay extra attention to how she's now signing autographs.
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While he was there, he goofed off with the kids, signed autographs and answered a slew of silly questions.
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We're told he also chopped it up with fans, took pics and even signed autographs for anyone who asked.
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On Saturday afternoon, 32 former players signed autographs at the Tunnicliff Inn—22003 Hall of Famers and Dwight Gooden.
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In an unlikely alliance, Major League Baseball and Star Wars will partner to identify authentic photos and autographs. starwarsauthentics.
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You may not be a massively famous, universally beloved celebrity, but that doesn't mean you can't hand out autographs.
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That's why he doesn't mind when people in New York City stop him and ask for photos or autographs.
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Zac did NOT mention the starstruck police officers who asked him for autographs and also lied to protect him.
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O.J. Simpson could line his pockets with cash by signing autographs, if he becomes a free man in October.
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They happily queued to get autographs of their favourite alien or federation crew member—for a fee, of course.
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Interestingly, Daniels brushed off Kimmel's question about the vastly different signature in the latest statement compared to previous autographs.
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Emily Brooke, "I Am Invincible" The "country comeback kid" might want to stick to collecting autographs for her guitar.
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" According to a large sign, the next personality who would be offering autographs was "Benghazi Hero John 'Tig' Tiegen.
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Dressed in a black overcoat and red tie, Trump posed for pictures and signed autographs for troops in fatigues.
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The memo also suggested players steer clearing of borrowing items like pens and markers from fans when signing autographs.
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These include signed dollar bills, canceled checks with presidential autographs on them, and a lot of Elvis Presley memorabilia.
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" As a high school athlete in 1959 Cassius was already signing autographs for classmates — "Cassius Clay, World Heavyweight Champion.
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Surrounded by adoring young men, she signed autographs on a mirrored cocktail table and posed for a few selfies.
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The "Scream Queens" star signed autographs and just let people star during Day 2 of the San Diego convention.
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The National Basketball Association has urged players to avoid high-fives or accepting pens from fans to sign autographs.
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After the victory, Brignone spent time signing as many autographs as she could for the youngsters in the crowd.
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Photographs of other famous Albanians — many of whom have dined at the restaurant and bestowed autographs — crowd another wall.
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Woods, a lifelong Lakers fan, emerged about five minutes later and briefly signed autographs before speaking with the media.
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We're told Belly brought Dodgers hats for everyone, took pics and signed autographs ... and stayed for about 3 hours.
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The auction was held by Nate D. Sanders Auctions, a Los Angeles auction house specializing in autographs and memorabilia.
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Actors used to give fans autographs, as Will Smith did in Times Square in Manhattan, New York in 1999.
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If she had hands, she would have signed a dozen autographs by the time we arrived at Grand Central.
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The memo also suggested players steer clear of borrowing items like pens and markers from fans when signing autographs.
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Stockton, Malone and Sloan then exited the vehicle to briefly shoot the breeze with the Shorts and sign some autographs.
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During his brief stint at the Ipswich Hospital, he was asked to take pictures and sign autographs for the staff.
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As Angels analyst Mark Gubicza points out, Trout signs autographs for kids frequently, perhaps every game or almost every game.
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He spent time signing autographs for fans, and had a few words to say about coping with his divorce drama.
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But as it turns out, Middleton and the rest of the Royal Family are not allowed to give autographs anyway.
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Stormy showed up at Thee Dollhouse in Tampa, Florida to pose, sign autographs and sell merch ... after performing of course.
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Even during her short career, she led a reclusive life ; she never signed autographs, answered fan mail or attended premieres.
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While she eased the disappointment for Slovakian fans by signing autographs from the stage -- the French got a little nasty.
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Soon he found himself being interviewed on camera by broadcasters – and signing autographs and posing for pictures on the sidelines.
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On Friday night, the singer Christina Grimmie was killed while signing autographs for fans after a show, also in Orlando.
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After those games, Catchings will sign autographs and auction off personal mementos, including the game shoes she wore each night.
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We even went to Wahoo Winterfest and Fuji Photo Day to get autographs from and pictures with our favorite stars.
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Former First Lady Michelle Obama met with 15-year-old tennis star Cori "Coco" Gauff to exchange autographs on Thursday.
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Backstage at concerts, he and Shaggy 203 Dope realized Juggalos had stopped asking for autographs and began crying for help.
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Later, when I started getting recognized as this ultimate fan, I started trying to collect things like autographs and stuff.
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We stayed signing autographs for five-and-a-quarter hours after the acoustic performance in City Hall Plaza in Boston.
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"I did go out recently and sign [autographs] for some fans...and I do feel better about this," she said.
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The NBA has told their players to stop high fiving fans and to only use personal pens when signing autographs.
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Even if someone's not into indie wrestling, they may very well hit up the convention for autographs, photos, and nostalgia.
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The players talked to the little leaguers, watched some of their games, signed autographs and posted photos on social media.
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They stretch out their hands for him to touch, or proffer cellphones and scraps of paper for selfies and autographs.
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Members of Congress, including at least 1 Democratic senator, have received unusual Sharpie-scrawled notes and even autographs from Trump.
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Check out the video ... Ortiz took pics with everyone, signed autographs and even gave a motivational speech about overcoming adversity.
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"Every night when we go sign autographs there are school groups from Alberta or somewhere else in Canada," he said.
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He signed autographs for fans and met with Collins, who reminded him to be himself and let his talents shine.
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Pivec, who had 20 points and 12 rebounds, signed autographs and talked with a gaggle of little girls at midcourt.
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They screamed for selfies and autographs, following him down the hall toward the locker room after he left the court.
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They screamed for selfies and autographs, following him down the hall toward the locker room after he left the court.
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Then he signed autographs and posed for pictures before turning up the music on his iPhone and finally heading inside.
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Win or lose, the Eagles spend nearly a half-hour after every home game signing autographs and meeting with fans.
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Among them was none other than Norman Mailer, who before the event said he would sign autographs and get arrested.
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Shortly after the performance as Christina was signing autographs the deranged man shot her in the head and killed her.
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"I'm getting tired of it now," Spieth said Friday after signing his scorecard and dozens of autographs for young fans.
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The 22-year-old singer was shot dead by a gunman while signing autographs for fans after a show in Florida.
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Vanity Fair notes that selfies may even be potentially less time-consuming than autographs; they're certainly easier on an actor's wrist.
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No autographs and no wave to the fans who all day had encouraged him and called out: "We love you, John".
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Most of the cast has left the business – Ostrum is a veterinarian – but they happily sign autographs and revisit their roles.
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His reps had no comment, but on Tuesday he signed autographs and repeated, "I love my fans" like it's his mantra.
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I want to be a driver here, I want to sit at the table and be a driver and sign autographs.
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As she prepares to play her first game, she seems unsettled and put-upon when little girls approach her for autographs.
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Admirers gather for autographs and photos everywhere Malala goes (a suited security guard and small army of staff trail closely behind).
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Crowds of fans braved the wet weather to catch a glimpse of DiCaprio, who signed autographs before eating at the cafe.
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As Gulbis walked off the course, she signed autographs, posed for photos and engaged in small talk with anyone who approached.
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As a sophomore, he was suspended for the first half of the season opener over questions about receiving money for autographs.
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After the match, fans line up to get photos with the blond wrestler and have him sign autographs for their kids.
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The Swede was approached by the journalist whilst he was signing autographs after LA Galaxy's 4-3 defeat to Seattle Sounders.
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"Is that Uno?" people kept asking — and if Uno could have given autographs and stood still for selfies, he would have.
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But only one was able to leave without signing dozens of autographs and partaking in about 222 selfies (give or take).
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Other autographs in the auction -- a Kristaps Porzingis signed basketball sold for $153 and Hank Aaron signed baseball sold for $184.
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As a congressman I'd stand in a room with hundreds of supporters, gripping and being gripped, posing for selfies, signing autographs.
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Even when his books are released, his book tour appearances are few, and even his autographs at those sessions are limited.
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The law has a loophole: Thanks to the autographs of men in my grandfather's unit, my swastika was eligible for donation.
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Many of the very same cheaters will be right there in Minute Maid Park next season, signing autographs, posing for selfies.
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He has had to adapt to a higher profile in Switzerland where people even approach him in the street for autographs.
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While at the event, the mother of two showed posed for photos and took some time to sign autographs for fans.
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At Swann Galleries in New York, a sale of fine books, manuscripts, and autographs garnered $19763,535, exceeding the sale's high estimate.
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On the field, between turns in the batting cage, he signed autographs for several young fans gathered near the Twins' dugout.
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Nicholas, who said he had been to at least 75 races, collected Rolex 24 drivers' autographs all over his exposed skin.
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In recent years, he had caught the familiar New York infatuation with celebrities and delighted in collecting their autographs and pictures.
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The actors were standing but they hadn't left yet, and at the raised table I could see Jake Gyllenhaal signing autographs.
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Fans stop her on the street now to ask for autographs or selfies; Laredo eateries hire her to advertise their cuisine.
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"We don't want to be the guys who turn up and sign autographs for 10 minutes and collect a paycheck," he says.
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The group signed autographs and snapped a few photos at the screening where massive posters of Zoolander and Hansel were set up.
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A recent Mountain Dew documentary showcased him as the sport's quintessential icon, signing autographs while getting mobbed by hordes of adoring fans.
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That was her typically wry, self-deprecating way of talking about signing autographs and taking pictures with fans at Star Wars conventions.
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During the quick trip, the couple attended a private party (and signed autographs!) at the Augusta Pub, and stopped by Magee's Bakery.
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Zach sports a "WHACK" tattoo in her handwriting on his throat, an ode to the autographs Whack gave at her early shows.
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No speeches were given on stage or addresses made to the adoring fans waiting for autographs at the stage door by Miranda.
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Last October, the iconic 91-year-old designer flitted around the Galicia Jewish Museum in Kraków, signing autographs and engaging in conversation.
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Nathan, who didn't give me his last name, has been collecting astronauts' autographs, space memorabilia, and meteorites since he was a kid.
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He's made his way over to a gate where it looks like he's signing autographs as the media looks on from afar.
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The model also spent half an hour posing for photos, signing autographs and hanging out with fans before making her way inside.
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O'Rourke took selfies and signed autographs on his way out and then talked with reporters in a dusty parking lot out back.
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Naturally, then, most players go for speed over style while signing, scribbling even sloppier versions of their regular hard-to-read autographs.
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He was inside for around 45 minutes, before emerging again smiling and pausing to sign autographs before leaving in a black van.
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News. The 22-year-old Voice alumna was shot and killed while giving autographs after a concert in Orlando on Friday night.
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The people who sell that stuff can be incredibly aggressive when trying to get autographs and some of them fake them anyway!
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And since his grandmother knew Hal Shane, who had a supporting role in the show, they were invited backstage and got autographs.
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His proposal would allow athletes to be paid for autographs, endorsements and group licensing agreements for jersey sales and video game appearances.
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He made regular appearances at festivals to sign autographs or appear as Captain Spaulding, who became a recognizable villain among mainstream audiences.
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On Friday, at Fenway, he chatted with Boston Manager John Farrell, signed autographs and talked with Red Sox employees during batting practice.
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He went back to campus just like any other student — albeit one who was regularly stopped for high-fives, photos and autographs.
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He was a collector, and he aggressively solicited autographs and writings from contemporary authors, all of which he donated to the library.
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They signed autographs, posed for pictures and schmoozed with the guests of honor: real estate officials who had rented out the ballpark.
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Brad Pitt happily stopped for selfies and signed autographs at the Shanghai, China, premiere of his highly anticipated World War II drama Allied.
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The conversation was broken up by fans wanting autographs and photos with Hussle, one witness told the grand jury, according to the transcript.
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Loughlin has not released an official statement on the scandal or her professional plans moving forward — however, she'll sign your autographs, no problem.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle sign autographs and shake hands with children as they arrive at a walkabout at Cardiff Castle on Jan.
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As for guards that might be fans of his ... we're told prison staff are trained to be professional, and wouldn't ask for autographs.
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"We were tailgating after the game and a bunch of players came out and signed a few autographs and walked away," says Carrie.
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Michelle Williams was quick to acknowledge her screaming fans, breaking off to give autographs to the sign-toting Manchester By the Sea enthusiasts.
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Prior to her court appearance, Loughlin was upbeat as she signed autographs and posed for photos with fans upon touching down in Boston.
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Kraft was leaving a Golden Globes party (where he signed autographs and took pics with fans) this weekend when we asked about Floyd.
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The frontman also made sure to get in some quality time with his fans, stopping to take pictures and sign autographs with locals.
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Mahomes is becoming a massive star -- just check out the crowd trying to get autographs and pics on the way out of Staples.
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Forget Bryce Harper and Mike Trout ... one of the most valuable autographs you can get on a baseball right now is Donald Trump.
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Ya gotta see this -- George signed autographs and took pics with a group of fans Thursday afternoon, celebrating the Dodgers' 12-5 victory.
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The president later posted a video on his Twitter account which showed him taking photos and signing autographs for troops stationed in Iraq. .
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His toughest challenge of the day was making his way off the court as he was mobbed by dozens of fans seeking autographs.
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She would sign autographs, she would pose for photos, she knew that she wanted to please them… She felt it was a responsibility.
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At least six different people waiting for autographs between May and November apparently had their wallets jacked, presumably by the same genius crook.
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Grimmie was signing autographs after a performance in Orlando's Plaza Live venue when an unnamed gunman opened fire, according to The Associated Press.
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Clinton has summoned the full range of her folksiness, signing autographs on hard hats and talking up her own red-blooded culinary tastes.
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Last month, the new towel owner contacted Iconic Auctions, an Arizona-based company that specializes in authentic autographs and memorabilia, to resell it.
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He signed autographs for fans, posed for photos with his parents, readied his lineup card of game information, and took in the atmosphere.
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Mr. Nézet-Séguin left the stage door 14 hours after his arrival, signing a couple of autographs for die-hard Wagnerites waiting outside.
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As they signed autographs, some asked reporters who Mr. Manafort was and why so many cameras were set up on the front curb.
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Those rules keep players from signing autographs for cash, appearing on the covers of video games, and making money as social media influencers.
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The Broadway League, the industry's trade association, discouraged the common practice of actors greeting fans at the stage door for pictures and autographs.
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The gym's log-in book is brimming with years' worth of scrawled names in smudged pencil and smeary ink—some signatures, others autographs.
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Some love old photos best; some feel partial to autographs; others like to own instruments that have made their way out of Earth's atmosphere.
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After being so overexposed, it was really, for quite some time it was impossible to go out without being stopped and asked for autographs.
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Others promote the so-called Olympic model, in which players would generate income from endorsements, autographs, jobs, and control of their image and likeness.
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The group spent the afternoon hanging out with Wilcox and his family and even signing a few autographs – including one on his bedroom wall.
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The video of Halsey is cool -- not only does she talk basketball, she signs autographs and takes pics with her fans after the game.
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In the posh district of Apgujeong (part of stylish Gangnam) the entrance hall of a prominent saju café is plastered with autographs from glitterati.
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After Grimmie was shot by a gunman in Florida while signing autographs for fans after a show, Adam Levine showed his support on Instagram.
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According to TMZ, the viral star, whose real name is Candace Payne, charged $20 for autographs and photos at Dallas' Fan Expo on Sunday.
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Part of the controversy stemmed from top players allegedly using VIP rooms to avoid their fans because they get hounded for autographs too often.
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The former Suits actress is known for being warm and friendly while greeting fans—even signing autographs for them in her pre-royal days.
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Armstrong stopped signing autographs in 1994 after he discovered that some people were turning around and selling the documents he'd autographed, The Times reported.
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At Tuesday night's pro-am draw party, Kang had watched in wonder as Jenner was swarmed by well-wishers seeking autographs and snapping selfies.
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As we left the courtroom, both he and one of the arresting officers approached us with small pads of paper, asking for our autographs.
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You know, I even go to school cafeterias and the chef comes out there to meet the kids and give autographs to the parents.
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Some of the same players then went and signed autographs and gave away pucks to fans, in some cases standing inches away from them.
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First off, Pearce couldn't have been nicer to fans and media -- he shook hands, he signed autographs and he was talking with the paparazzi.
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The Buffalo Bills legend was signing autographs at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio over the weekend when he got thirsty.
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He also enjoyed unusual celebrity for a businessman: A series of manga comic books chronicled his life, and his employees swarmed him for autographs.
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Djokovic stayed on the court well beyond the trophy ceremony, signing autographs and taking selfies with fans around the entire perimeter of the court.
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Drivers are also being encouraged to carry their own sharpie markers to sign autographs, with those signings taking place in open-air spots (Yahoo!).
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As a rookie, he said he once felt too tired to sign autographs for fans after a loss, let them know and walked on.
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There are airplane rides, fans begging for autographs, USO dancing girls, yachts, film sets, costumes, flashing lights, courtrooms, conga lines, and for Susie, networking.
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"When I give speeches, sometimes I'll sign autographs and I'll get to talk to people and learn a lot about the party," Trump continued.
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But he did find a recording of "New York, New York," to play as the mayor shook hands, signed autographs and posed for pictures.
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Instead of driving one of them, speeding around Daytona International Speedway, Dale Earnhardt sat in the passenger seat of a golf cart, signing autographs.
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Whether you're bullet journaling, handing out autographs, or just signing your rent checks, it's always a little better with a pen that doesn't smudge.
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Afterward, Wright signed autographs and posed for pictures with fans gathered behind home plate before he made his way down the first base line.
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Unclear why they were there .. but witnesses say they seemed to be having a great time and all 3 signed autographs after the game.
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Back in the day, I made sure to carry that thing everywhere I went so I could get autographs whenever I had a chance.
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We would do an hour-and-15-minute show at Wonderland and then do hours of signing autographs—you would sign the band member's name.
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Loughlin even signed autographs before one of her court appearances, which added to her "looking like a celebrity and playing the part," said Chrisman-Campbell.
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From top: Hilton signs autographs, poses with sister Nicky and Nicole Ritchie at Privé nightclub, and appears at a Sidekick II launch party in 2004.
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Tom Petty signs autographs after his band was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Los Angeles on April 28, 1999.
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Mr. Davis is a gracious guy: Friday night after he rode, he signed autographs for a good half-hour, even though his hand was aching.
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His death occurs just a week after former "The Voice" finalist and YouTube star Christina Grimmie was shot and killed while signing autographs in Orlando.
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One of his idols, Sean O'Casey, a great Irish dramatist, advised him to stop wasting his time with autographs and write something of his own.
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It is safe to assume she'll be signing autographs and co-starring in an ever-increasing number of selfies while she figures all that out.
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Eric Trump, his son, was spotted during the opening round signing autographs in the merchandising pavilion, where Trump teddy bears were among mementos for sale.
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They asked Twain for autographs, for advice, for aid in publishing their own work; they begged for money; they offered approbation and they offered scorn.
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The most serious of Manziel's college controversies occurred when it was alleged he signed autographs for thousands of dollars, which is prohibited by the NCAA.
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Too bad for Judge ... he could have hauled in some decent cash -- $40 a pop for professional photo ops, plus more for autographs and selfies.
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The aliens proceed to ask the girls for tickets to their Albert Hall show, but after hearing it's sold out, they opt for autographs instead.
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I'm waiting for the car — which I'm supposed to get into as well — as everyone else thirstily watches the door for potential autographs or selfies.
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While Ringo was recovering from tonsillitis, Nicols had a brief moment of superstardom, happily signing autographs for fans across Denmark, the Netherlands, and Hong Kong.
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Before DiCaprio was treated to French and Scottish cuisine, fans were rewarded for waiting outside with greetings, waves and autographs from the A-list actor.
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If she wants to bowl, she must drive two hours to an alley in Connecticut, where bowlers sometimes ask her for shared selfies and autographs.
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Youngsters stream up to him for autographs, including Zeke Summers, 10, who gave Mitchell his bat to sign because he was in a hitting slump.
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After taking a couple of photos with fans and signing a few autographs, Woods briefly touched on the rift between her and the famous family.
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He became one of Congress's biggest celebrities and in his final years tourists regularly stopped him on Capitol Hill to ask for selfies and autographs.
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Sure enough, the G.O.P. candidate flew in, shook some hands, signed some autographs, and was filmed taking boxes of Play-Doh out of a truck.
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Trump reportedly spent several minutes greeting and signing autographs for cheering supporters gathered at the airport before the presidential motorcade took off for the resort.
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Giggling locals of all ages politely requested selfies with group members (and even their staffers), along with autographs on local newspaper articles about Major Lazer.
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Diggs began his career as a teen-age "grapher" in New Jersey, travelling to the city to solicit autographs from celebrities, which he'd later resell.
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He is readily accessible to reporters, he is an active — if benign — presence on social media, and he might lead the league in signing autographs.
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Front Burner Dan Rowe, who owns The Written Word Autographs in Tamworth, N.H., has acquired eight pieces of Julia Child memorabilia, including several autographed valentines.
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The request technically represented a breach of protocol — journalists are forbidden to ask athletes for autographs — but at least someone got something out of him.
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In addition to his acting work, Auberjonois was also a regular supporter of Doctors Without Borders, donating the proceeds of autographs sold to the charity.
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One thing is for sure ... Kobe items are in huge demand right now -- from autographs to game-worn jerseys and even his 8th-grade yearbook.
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Despite missing the concert, Lily said she had the time of her life meeting the brothers, who signed autographs and posed for photos with her.
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" During the gala, Mr. Piscopo, in between an awkward mix of selfies and autographs, was stopped by Eric Anton, a "workout buddy from ages ago.
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" Fisher on fan conventions: "We are at a lap dance — celebrity lap dance, where celebrities of all shapes and ages sign autographs for cash prizes.
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Ms. Loughlin has appeared more upbeat, at one point signing autographs before a court appearance, while Ms. Huffman has appeared in court looking more somber.
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That guy is Stephen Curry and he provided an enterprising father and son team with a couple of autographs before the Warriors practice in Philly.
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An observer tells PEOPLE that Aniston happily greeted fans and signed autographs as she made her way down in the carpet at The Forum in Inglewood.
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Ahead of the appearance, fans reportedly gathered outside Loughlin's hotel and asked for autographs and pictures, both of which the actress obliged to with a smile.
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Ten months after that interview, Grimmie was shot dead Friday in Florida after a man approached her and opened fire as she signed autographs, police said.
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The season six Voice alum was signing autographs near a merchandise table when a man armed with two guns walked up and opened fire on her.
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The next day, we went to the Apple store to get him a new phone and people in there are bugging him, taking pictures, wanting autographs.
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"If you know me well, you know that if I ever do autographs, I always find my doodles to be penises, like from Superbad," she remarks.
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Axl chummed it up with fans and signed a few autographs outside The Four Seasons before heading to T-Mobile Arena for a sold out gig.
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We got Mike in NYC Monday signing autographs, and he told our photog if Manson had a music career maybe his victims would have been spared.
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The shelter was providing the evacuees' basic needs, and now they were getting hugs and smiles—and autographs on donated t-shirts—from 55 Texans players.
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Signing autographs and posing for selfies with her fans after her arrival, Swift commended her Swifties for realizing she was going to be making a visit.
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A celebrity's life is filled with demands: Go here, talk to this person, smile, be nice, sign autographs, be nice to paparazzi, and on and on.
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From that point and on, Oprah worked on getting to know her audience by speaking with them every day after her show instead of signing autographs.
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She immediately invited them to her Midtown hotel, where the star-struck children snapped photos, got autographs and generally palled around with a rising tennis star.
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The atmosphere has suffered from the absence of political celebrities — former presidents, presidential candidates, prominent senators — whom delegates would usually be grabbing for selfies and autographs.
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His vigor, joy and stamina were evident that day as he greeted players and fans, signed autographs and ran up the steps of the visitors' dugout.
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Just watching it almost gives you anxiety, and yet Miley was happy to take pics and sign autographs ... until security moved to get her out safely.
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Tebow -- still in uniform -- was signing post-game autographs for fans when a man named Brandon began to suffer a seizure and collapsed onto the concrete.
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The slap to Deji's face all went down when KSI's little bro crashed Jake's gym ... where he was meeting up with fans for autographs and pics.
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He signs a lot of autographs before games, but has kept a low profile around town in the little time he has had here so far.
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Instead, she jumped down into the pit between the stage and the crowd and began greeting the faithful one by one, taking selfies and signing autographs.
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"He explained Aristophil and that the autographs market is old, closed and snooty," Mr. Castaing said in his shop one evening, under a photograph of Proust.
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There are airplane rides, fans begging for autographs, USO dancing girls, yachts, film sets, bright costumes, flashing lights, courtrooms, conga lines — and for Susie, constant networking.
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Saleh says he has to avoid certain areas of the city in order to stop from getting bombarded with fans and requests for autographs and pictures.
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More than 1,700 autographs were signed this year in the official area — 170 by Chita Rivera alone, according to the BroadwayCon publicist, 171 by Joel Grey.
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The Bautistas got the VIP treatment -- sideline passes, autographs and all the hook-ups -- but the best moment was clearly Kamil's first time hanging with Barkley.
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As he and his victorious opponent walked back into the locker room, fans ignored the Russian and surged around Mr. Monson, pleading for selfies and autographs.
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After signing autographs for fans, many wearing his 49ers jersey, Kaepernick returned to the field and spoke to the media for the first time in years.
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We're told people in the place LOVED him, treated him like a rock star ... and O.J. posed for pics and signed autographs for anyone who asked.
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We've spent a lot on autographs this weekend, but we can't buy too much merch—we're flying cheap, so we've got to keep it light [laughs].
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There were plenty of old and new NHL stars around giving away autographs to the droves of fans from all ages and backgrounds who showed up.
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" Shatner responded to multiple tweets from critics on Twitter Wednesday, including one who claimed he "obviously doesn't care about his fans when he declines to sign autographs.
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As she signs autographs, Hillary Clinton watches the World Series game 7 after her final campaign rally of the day at Arizona State University in Tempe, Ariz.
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Others see it as the contorting of an honored ritual for bragging rights in Washington, collecting the coins as weighty business cards or displaying them as autographs.
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National media attention was already focused on Orlando over the weekend because of Friday night's fatal shooting of Christina Grimmie while she signed autographs after a show.
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Christina was signing autographs near a merchandise table at Orlando's The Plaza Live when a man armed with two guns walked up and opened fire on her.
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Carey stops a concert for a few minutes to sign autographs for fans, and in the clip you can see she takes a seat to do so.
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The seller is a car dealer who says he leased the vehicle to Aaron during the beginning of his NFL career in exchange for autographs and appearances.
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Not only has Chewbacca Mom's viral fame lasted for a long three weeks and racked up over $400,000 in gifts, but she is now charging for autographs.
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He is adorably smiling even wider than 9-year-old Ledecky was, and Ledecky nails Phelps' I've-been-signing-autographs-for-hours-I-can't-smile-anymore expression.
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Katharine was signing autographs Saturday in Times Square when our photog asked to get a glimpse of the ring, but she clearly was having none of it.
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At one point, Swift was treated to a performance by the children, who took home Swift swag bags and scored autographs from both the singer and Seacrest.
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Wilson made sure to give careful consideration to each child while meeting with them, signing personalized autographs that included their names and messages about their favorite sport.
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But, Bosa sure seemed fired up about their meeting when we got him out in NYC ... signing autographs and looking right at home with the New Yorkers.
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Following his NYFW show, Kim and 'Ye were spotted heading to an after party where they were mobbed by fans and followers wanting autographs and/or selfies.
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But this wasn't the Ali I saw on TV. Here was this huge, gentle, smiling man taking the time to sign all the kids' autographs, including mine.
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"All those years, for 10 years, I had done the autographs because I thought that's what you had to do, because that's what people wanted," she said.
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"Now he comes here and he makes a lot of money signing autographs," Red Sox Manager Alex Cora said with a laugh about his former Dodgers teammate.
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It's quite the scene, complete with screams and tons of people clamoring for autographs and selfies as Kim blessed a lucky few with a pic and signature.
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At the end of the night, there were about 100 people lined up on each side of the door of the bar to get autographs, Gosselin said.
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The nets behind the dugout will be retractable by up to three feet so that before games fans can still seek autographs or a baseball from players.
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After the workout, Odell invited the crowd over for a massive Instagram photo sesh -- where he signed autographs, shook hands and just bro'd out with the fans.
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Justin Bieber's street fight erupted over chicks and autographs ... at least according to a guy who's claiming he's the one who went toe-to-toe with Bieber.
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He was back in the car for the next race two weeks later in Wisconsin, although he said then that he could hardly sign autographs for fans.
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The NHL also issued a statement to teams across the league urging players to minimize contact with fans by avoiding high-fives and signing items for autographs.
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Kathleen Cleaver (left), a law professor and member of the Black Panther Party, signs autographs for girls during a "Free Huey" rally in San Francisco, April 1972.
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Maple Leafs star Mitchell Marner -- who just signed a 6-year, $65.3 MILLION with Toronto this past offseason -- was even signing autographs while hanging with the normies.
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After signing autographs, Jeter had a few hours to kill before he needed to be back at the theater, so he was planning on seeing a movie.
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L.A. Dodgers superstar Cody Bellinger surprised a bunch of officers at an LAPD station earlier this week ... and he hooked everyone up with merch, autographs and tacos!!!
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Plenty of athletes make the vacation circuit signing autographs, but a more active wave of sports trips caters to amateurs interested in gleaning training tips from champions.
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Tamino Autographs, a dealer based in Manhattan, is offering the footwear ($29,500), which has loose threads along the toe where a sparkling ornament had originally been stitched.
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They are also represented by architects' sketches and plans, many autographs; scale models of buildings, lovingly created in balsa wood by architectural students; and photographs commissioned by MoMA.
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Though Loughlin did not enter a guilty plea (yet, anyway), she appeared to be in good spirits when she was signing autographs outside of the courthouse last week.
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While Snoop's performance was met with loud screams and excited fans asking for autographs, Self and Long were not prepared for what Snoop would bring to the court.
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Will lived it up like a true VIP ... he got his own booth and ended up signing autographs and taking pics with fans, who also bought him shots.
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The actress best known as "Aunt Becky" from 90s sitcom Full House had been spotted signing autographs for (mostly adoring) fans outside Boston federal court mere minutes earlier.
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Don't worry ... Dickie V has a solution -- he's calling for the NCAA to let players get paid for appearances, autographs and other profitable ventures while playing in college.
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Last week actually when we were in Jacksonville, he's going around signing a bunch of autographs for people post the speech, and Phantom of the Opera comes on.
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Scores of screaming fans took pictures of and with the movie stars, including Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto and Simon Pegg, as they entered the venue and signed autographs.
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For her part, Taurasi took it in, signing autographs, taking selfies, and liberally giving out hugs as she moved slowly across The Garden floor toward the locker room.
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A steady stream of Trump supporters approached me for either autographs on their McMaster signs (sorry, governor) or photos which I am sure they shared on social media.
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On the previous Friday night, a young singer named Christina Grimmie — famous for having appeared on "The Voice" — was shot dead by a stalker as she signed autographs.
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A man wearing an orange jersey and a blue fox tail brushes by me—later, I'd see that same man signing autographs and taking selfies with adoring fans.
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The music world was shocked by the murder of singer Christina Grimmie, who was shot while signing fan autographs after a performance in Orlando, FL, earlier this month.
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The league sent a memo to teams explaining ways to avoid spreading the virus during interactions with fans, such as not using a borrowed pen to sign autographs.
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I hop on Twitter, still reeling from the events that took place the day before when a former finalist on The Voice was gunned down while signing autographs.
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And he keeps Bryant close with the stories he tells: Bryant once signed so many autographs at a high school tournament in South Carolina, he injured his wrist.
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The NBA issued a memo to teams on March 1 advising players to avoid high-fiving or giving fist bumps to fans and taking items to sign autographs.
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But, after the game when he was searching for autographs from players outside the stadium ... Lawrence blew him off, telling him his Barkley jersey was the wrong team!!!
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"The ritual was for me to take the guests to the signing room to add their autographs after I finished interviewing them on the podcast," Mr. Tanenhaus said.
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"It was like, oh, yuck," the former ambassador said, explaining that when asked to sign autographs she would write "Meg" next to her picture on the team photo.
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Well before he was president, he regularly used the pens to sign autographs, write notes and mark up printed news articles before sending them back to their authors.
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Galen Rupp would run hard, maybe set an American record, sign autographs, then Salazar would have him back on the track for a 5x1 mile session or similar.
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He usually lets people know that he likes to enjoy his time with his family when he's eating, but he'll take pictures and give autographs when he's done.
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Accompanying the lyrics is a letter authenticating Harrison and Starr's handwriting by Frank Caiazzo, the owner of Beatles Autographs, a business that sells memorabilia signed by the band.
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Now that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have resigned, there is plenty of protocol they no longer have to abide by, like not hugging fans or signing autographs.
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"I think we raised some real money," she laughed before making her way to the exit, stopping for selfies and to sign autographs for an appreciative French crowd.
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"It was like, &aposOh, yuck,&apos" the former ambassador said, adding that she would often sign autographs as "Meg" because she didn't want others to know her real name.
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It's White House Correspondents' Dinner weekend, the time every spring when celebrities descend on DC and are forced to deal with fanboys who work in congressional offices demanding autographs.
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Bentley is known for engaging with fans, and he kept his reputation intact by bestowing those gathered with hugs, autographs, pictures, animated chats and lots of joking and teasing.
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Meanwhile, members of the Panthers played Jenga and Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots on the practice field, as hometown favorite Efe Obada was mobbed by kids looking for autographs.
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The companies build scarcity it into each set with parallels and short-printed cards and autographs and by embedding little dorky swatches of uniform pant in the cards themselves.
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Bright Lights documents Fisher attending a comic-book convention, where she meets fans, poses for pictures, and signs memorabilia — all for cash (autographs cost $70 a person, for example).
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Though he was aided by a mobility scooter, Lee took time to meet fans and sign autographs and later hopped out of the scooter to take plenty of pictures.
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Brandi Glanville went into fierce mom mode after running into a fan who brought a little kid with her to score autographs at night ... and her scolding is hilarious.
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Memorabilia stores Stadium Signatures announced that Manziel, 24, would be signing autographs and taking pictures at two of their locations ahead of the sport's biggest game on Feb. 5.
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One of the guys that we know, he collects a lot of autographs and original clothing Mr. T wore in movies and stuff and that never really interested me.
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George Lucas will begrudgingly sign autographs for those shoving posters and pictures in his face -- but don't push it ... 'cause he'll tell you to get a J-O-B.
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The NHL team was celebrating Sunday night after beating the L.A. Kings the night before -- they were all in a good mood ... signing autographs and taking pics with fans.
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Woods's absence no doubt disappointed many fans at the course, but Phil Mickelson kept them happy, signing autographs for more than half an hour next to the 18th green.
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Mr. Joel took a quick cigarette break — perhaps the only hard-core biker aspect of the morning appearance — and between drags, obliged some construction workers and bikers seeking autographs.
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Before Shelton levitated onto the stage on a concealed lift, he waded into the crowd and took the time to sign autographs, shake hands and extend knuckle bumps. 5.
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The black engine bay is covered in autographs, maybe by the mechanics, which was an optional add on for some Ferraris, according to the online Ferrari forum Ferrari Chat.
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Dwier Brown, the actor who played Kevin Costner's father in "Field of Dreams" in 1989, still makes appearances at minor league parks, signing autographs and playing catch with fans.
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The memo suggested players "fist bump" fans in lieu of a "high-five" and avoid items handed to them by fans for autographs like pens, markers, balls or jerseys.
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Mr. Kuzemka is particularly thrilled that two of his heroes — Greg Hetson of the Circle Jerks and Marky Ramone, the Ramones' drummer — will be on hand to sign autographs.
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Autographs are so 2002, so when a group of fans asked Murray to walk down a hallway with them in slow motion, he was all too happy to oblige.
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Getting autographs from opponents, taking pictures with teammates, collecting archives and old newspaper clippings were now as much a part of my routine as getting ultrasounds on my hamstring.
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In his past three Cameos, he wears the same blue checkered button-down, suggesting that he records these personalized messages much as a famous actor autographs headshots—in batches.
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But since it faced the Book Review's cubicles, it became something else: a gallery of autographs from literary luminaries, written like graffiti with black markers on white plaster walls.
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Zion Williamson has touched down in New York -- and the minute he stepped out of his hotel, the NBA star was mobbed by fans asking for autographs and photos!
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When he's been asked to sign autographs for fans, Charles is said to have responded by saying, "I'm sorry, they don't allow me to do that," Insider previously reported.
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E.D. -- who admits Simpson is his favorite football player -- says O.J. is still loved by so many fans that he could make a living off autographs and appearances alone.
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" A rep for Steiner tells us, "So it is clear, Steiner Sports did not hold the signing with O.J. Simpson, but purchased his new autographs from a third party.
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And, over the years since, she and George had each of their five children, 17 grandchildren, and 8-and-counting great-grands, decorate its hide with paint handprints and autographs.
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After the show, Perry signed autographs for fans outside in a graphic tee proclaiming, "Hillary Clinton Is A Badass" with American flag patchwork denim and red and blue coordinating accessories.
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The 71-year-old former Governor of California took the time to sign autographs and chat with fans during a jump-rope competition for the Arnold Classic Africa in Johannesburg.
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Grimmie, who had just performed as the opening act for the band Before You Exit, was inside the Plaza Live concert hall signing autographs at the time of the shooting.
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On Sunday, Yiannopoulos, "new right" blogger Mike Cernovich, anti-Islam writer Pamela Geller, and others came to campus for 20 minutes — they signed autographs, sang the national anthem, and left.
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While signing autographs after the Scottsdale Scorpions baseball game, the 29-year-old athlete saw a fan — identified by ABC as Brandon Berry — having what appeared to be a seizure.
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The couple caused a stir as they left their Midtown Manhattan hotel during the day as Shookus went ahead while Affleck stopped to sign autographs and take pictures with fans.
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There were no community round-tables, no bus tour through courthouse towns and little in the way of unscripted interaction with voters outside of posing for pictures and signing autographs.
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It wasn't just some fast scribble like so many celebrities do – and this is a man who literally signed a couple hundred thousand autographs over the course of his life.
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Goodell was leaving a media event for the Los Angeles Chargers when he decided to mingle with the fans ... signing autographs, posing for selfies and even talking a little football.
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The Voice and YouTube star Christina Grimmie was shot dead in Florida by a gunman who opened fire as she signed autographs for fans after a show, police said Saturday.
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The London premiere took place in the city's Leicester Square entertainment hub where Affleck, Cavill and other stars turned up, posed for photos, and signed autographs for hundreds of fans.
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But instead of brandishing weapons, the crowd was armed with pens and cellphones, hoping to get autographs and selfies with Vera, one of Asia's most popular mixed martial arts fighters.
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His duties in the White House included making sure Trump had markers to sign autographs and ensuring the White House clocks were adjusted this past weekend for daylight saving time.
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Dressed in a backless-black outfit and pink hat - an accessory she wears on the "Joanne" album cover - the singer-songwriter signed autographs and thanked fans for "inviting me back".
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After his first-round run, Force energized a group of sponsors with a rousing speech, then posed for a group photo with his fellow drivers before signing dozens of autographs.
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The next round was right around the corner, yet Force made his way through the crowd several times, making sure everyone had all the photographs, autographs and face time needed.
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On top of the NBA possibly taking games behind closed doors, the league also suggested players refrain from shaking hands with fans and using their pens/markers to sign autographs.
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His long Gershwin gig — signing autographs, reminiscing and lecturing on cruise ships and at concerts, cadging freebies and attention at jazz clubs and cabarets — was too enjoyable and, occasionally, lucrative.
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Ali stuff is highly valued already -- and there is a higher demand -- but Gold says his death won't double, triple or quadruple the prices on things like autographs, pictures, etc.
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But first she had one last stop to make: A group of about 200 fans, mostly young girls, was waiting for Cascarino and her teammates outside for autographs and pictures.
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At Mile 1003 of the Tahoe 2100, she stopped to give high-fives, sign autographs and talk with girls who had gathered at an aid station to cheer her on.
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But recently, some have become bolder, booking first-class seats that get them near enough to snap pictures and ask for autographs in VIP lounges or aboard the planes themselves.
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Before a recent home game, though, Dave Schultz, who was known as the Hammer and the baddest Bully of them all, signed autographs in the nearby Broad Street Bullies Pub.
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The memo also says players should "avoid taking items (pens, markers, balls, jerseys, etc.) from fans to sign autographs," which is a daily routine for NBA players during pregame warmups.
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The memo also says players should "avoid taking items (pens, markers, balls, jerseys, etc.) from fans to sign autographs," which is a daily routine for NBA players during pregame warmups.
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Then there are the new background characters, from sardines in suits cramming into a bus around BoJack to a squid in the hotel bar signing autographs with his own ink.
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The memo suggests that players "fist bump" fans in lieu of a "high-five" and avoid items handed to them by fans for autographs like pens, markers, balls or jerseys.
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German side Borussia Dortmund have also told players and staff not to sign autographs or pose for selfies and will no longer allow members of the public at training sessions.
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While they were growing up in Hell's Kitchen, their Italian immigrant father, a waiter at Danny's Hideaway — another forgotten city gem — would bring home autographs of the rich and famous.
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Quentin Tarantino will do the line-of-autographs thing, but don't push your luck ... 'cause he's got no problem telling you to screw off and to never bother him again.
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Knightley wore her shoulder-length brunette locks in soft waves around her face for the event, where she posed for photos and took some time to sign autographs for fans.
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It announced that his son, Andrew, a 22020 Olympian, and his most famous swimmer, Katie Ledecky, would be signing autographs during the age-group meet that Nation's Capital annually hosts.
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We're told Myles stopped and took pics and signed autographs for everyone at the facility who recognized him (staffers and people visiting other residents) -- good times were had by all!
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On this day, he was happy to cede center stage to Phelps, who was often late arriving to the tees because he was signing autographs and taking photos with fans.
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Almost any question on the topic is fair game, and panelists must be prepared for even the most specific questions regarding everything from dining options to which characters sign autographs.
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On Saturday, people lined up quite happily for autographs and pictures with Sherilyn Fenn and other stars of the show for an entire day without leaving for food or water.
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These "digital autographs" are the ultimate badge of honor, Valiando Rojas says, and many fans will mention the follow in their social media profiles along with the date that it happened.
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The actress, famous for her role on Full House as Aunt Becky and a slew of Hallmark Channel films, took the opportunity to sign autographs for fans outside the court house.
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Manny was livin' it up ... posing for pics, signing a few autographs and looking stoked to be heading back to Milwaukee, needing just one win to advance to the World Series.
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Not to get off on a tangent but a lot of times even kids seeking autographs can be downright rude, screaming at players and shoving one another out of the way.
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Fans were asked to give Bentley a written name so he could personalize his autographs, and Valerie Day-Hawkins thought that meant having to pick just one of her two daughters.
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He also made numerous appearances as Chewbacca in commercials and for hospital visits and regularly attended science fiction conventions to sign autographs — most recently appearing at Star Wars Celebration last month.
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The 'Cheech and Chong' star was at LAX signing autographs and fielding questions about all things weed ... when we asked which past commander in chief he'd invite for a smoke sesh.
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Stadia is a perfect way of integrating that community of loyal supporters into a more collaborative space; live-streaming with fans is the digital equivalent of signing autographs after a show.
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After receiving the highest civilian awards given in the United States, Palmer went outside each day, at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and the U.S. Capitol, and signed autographs for hundreds of people.
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And from start to finish, Palmer signed as many autographs, posed for as many pictures, chatted with as many fans in the galleries as any golfer who hit a golf ball.
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Earlier in the week, George Foster—whose disastrous free agent contract with the team is as emblematic as Gooden's star-crossed, self-thwarting career—signed autographs at the Cooperstown Bat Factory.
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"In the cockpit all I could think about was the car making it to the end," Hamilton told reporters after the champagne had been sprayed, team photographs taken and autographs signed.
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"This new program will allow us to provide Star Wars fans with access to autographs of their favorite talent from a galaxy far, far away that are completely verified and authentic."
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Afterward, eyewitnesses tell us Ron was getting approached left and right by folks who wanted pics and autographs -- some of whom asked for it ink to skin, like this lady here.
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Porn actresses packed the 2018 AVN Adult Entertainment Expo at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas Friday to meet and greet their adoring fans, snap pics and sign autographs.
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As we previously reported, the owner of the car says he leased the 2006 Toyota 4Runner to Hernandez at the beginning of Aaron's NFL career in exchange for autographs and appearances.
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Supporters can get autographs Users can open their own digital headquarters and change its design and layout, moving desks, chairs, and giant American flags around ahead of the election in November.
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I'm out signing autographs for an hour ... but it was great ... In fact, General Kelly, who was in charge of Homeland Security, where people coming in (is) down 210, almost 210%.
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He went on to the lose the match 5-7, 6-4, 6-1, 6-2, before leaving the court without signing autographs, chuntering to himself repeatedly, saying "it's a joke."
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Britney Spears is about to drive her die-hard fans 'Crazy' with a super rare piece of memorabilia from when she was just 7 years old ... but already handing out autographs.
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The exhibition also offers a "Wall for Autographs of Future Presidents," a White House jigsaw puzzle and a miniature voting booth for deciding such momentous questions as cheese versus pepperoni pizza.
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The Greg Hardy image makeover tour rolled through a 5th grade class in Mississippi Thursday -- where the embattled NFL star read to kids, signed autographs and of course, posed for pics.
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Last week, while Tebow signed autographs before his game with the St. Lucie Mets in Florida, Danny Terp asked the outfielder to say hello to his 88-year-old grandmother, Margaret McClung.
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But Conor and his girlfriend, Dee Devlin, didn't look angry or upset -- it was the exact opposite ... smiling, happy and taking selfies and signing autographs for anyone lucky enough to get close.
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There's the kind of fame Lady Antebellum enjoys – chart-topping hits and screaming fans at a concert, yes, but mostly friendly smiles, the odd selfie at a grocery store, autographs at airports.
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After the game, McCreery was among several of the players who lingered to sign autographs and take selfies with fans, and he parted with his game jersey at one youngster s request.
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As Jets safety Jamal Adams signed autographs on Wednesday at a Pro Bowl practice event in Orlando, Florida, he noticed New England's mascot, Pat the Patriot, harmlessly hanging out on the sidelines.
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And the interior of the place did, too, from the subway tile walls, to the hand-painted "chopped liver" and "sable" signs, to the "Wall of Fame" full of framed celebrity autographs.
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A lesser known aide, the Journal reports McEntee's duties included delivering messages to Trump in the White House residence, making sure clocks were set correctly and that he had markers for autographs.
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Both actresses stop to sign autographs and chat with a throng of fans who anxiously wait by the baggage claim area, which is cordoned off by velvet rope for the special weekend.
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When the Winnie-the-Pooh books are published, Billy is shunted around shops and fetes, where he signs autographs and poses for photos, and generally does as much publicity as his father.
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On the Red Carpet Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban stopped to pose with a few fans at The Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, even taking the time to sign a few autographs.
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He was signing autographs (but ONLY one each) and reveling in the victory -- including winning a bet with Stephen Colbert -- when we asked about the Ball family issues with Big Baller Brand.
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You can see in this video, though, Pedro had the perfect plan to handle the mess -- playing it cool -- and even had time left to sign autographs for fans after the delay.
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The tweet was accompanied by a video of Wolfhard, known for his role as Mike Wheeler, choosing not to stop and sign autographs or chat with fans waiting outside of his hotel.
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After one NBA game at TD Garden in Boston, the self-made billionaire stuck around for more than 30 minutes to sign autographs, Salesforce's Vala Afshar pointed out on Twitter last week.
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He is widely viewed as gracious, unpretentious, dutiful with fans to shake hands and sign autographs, even if his availability to the news media can be as elusive as his playing time.
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It is why she signs autographs for fans like Lily and why she also tried Sunday, even when her hands were shaking from the pressure, to smile at youngsters in the gallery.
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Witnesses tell us multiple people approached Jericho outside the venue asking for pics and autographs -- and while he obliged at first, Y2J started to get frustrated and began to turn people down.
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His friend, Marc Mukasey, who was there, recalled that patrons frequently interrupted Mr. Giuliani to ask for autographs and selfies — and to thank him for his work on behalf of the president.
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"England players and staff have been asked to avoid any unnecessary public engagements, and temporarily avoid casual supporter interaction such as selfies or autographs," the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said.
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So after signing his scorecard, signing autographs for fans and speaking with the news media, Mickelson spent 20 minutes rolling putts and hitting chips in front of his swing coach, Andrew Getson.
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Fans and colleagues of Christina Grimmie were left in shock and disbelief this weekend after the singer was shot while signing autographs after an Orlando concert with the band Before You Exit.
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But longtime friends say he hasn't let the power go to his head: he still shows up to high school basketball games on Friday nights and maintains a collection of presidential autographs.
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The 19-year-old New Orleans Pelicans rookie was NOT FAZED by the swarm -- he kept his composure and knocked out a ton of autographs before eventually walking to the team bus.
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There, Bryant was swarmed by other athletes asking for autographs and photographs on the infield of the Olympic stadium with a man who was considered one of the world's greatest basketball players.
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It's a good thing they used this move on Curry; autographs don't get much better than that in sports these days and once their secret's out it might get crowded over there.
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On June 10, 2016, Grimmie was shot by a deranged fan while signing autographs just after performing as the opening act for Before You Exit at The Plaza Live venue near downtown Orlando.
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The joyful, singing crowd crammed the city&aposs central squares or lined up along the route where the players passed in an open bus, greeting the fans along the way and signing autographs.
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Signing autographs and posing for selfies with fans at the mural, the superstar — who wore another pastel-hued ensemble — also commended them for figuring out she was going to be making a visit.
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Captain America, the Joker, Wonder Woman, the Predator and Thor all stood in line, jockeying to be first to buy collectibles, get autographs and a chance to see their favorite actors on stage.
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The USWNT player, 24, was signing autographs following the Washington Spirit's game on Saturday when she met a young fan who had a fun thing in common with the recent World Cup champ.
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Signing autographs and posing for selfies with Swifties at the mural, the superstar — who wore another pastel-hued ensemble — also commended them for figuring out she was going to be making a visit.
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"Regardless of each patient's condition, he was able to find a connection with everyone he met – whether it was by answering silly questions, signing autographs or posing for photo," the hospital rep continues.
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Moreover, they would be allowed to endorse products, sell autographs, sign with agents, accept gifts from boosters, declare for the NBA draft, and even be drafted by NBA teams without losing their eligibility.
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Barbie Fraley, the event organizer for the premiere, told The Bradenton Herald that the premiere would have included a meet-and-greet of the cast, along with autographs and a Q&A period.
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" Winfrey said that signing all of those autographs felt "vapid" and "meaningless," even thinking to herself about her guests, "By the time you get home you won't even have that piece of paper.
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A gunman opened fire at a Florida concert venue as a former competitor of the television show "The Voice" signed autographs for fans, killing the performer before fatally shooting himself, officials said Saturday.
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A lot of the times they'll just try to make it easier for them to sign more autographs because the more popular you get, the more fans you have to make it happen.
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After doing a run of autographs for patient fans outside his team's vivid, pink bus, Taylor Phinney said that the fading American presence might be more a matter of perception than anything else.
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Mullin, 212, spent a good chunk of the Warriors' 303-230 victory signing autographs and posing for photos with fans who recalled his days as a five-time All-Star with the Warriors.
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On Saturday, Masahiro Tanaka was sent to the disabled list with an inflamed shoulder, and Jordan Montgomery was hit in the head by a liner while he was signing autographs during batting practice.
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And my memories are of the ballplayers who were very gracious signing the autographs for the kids and kids being excited, and the nature of the field was everybody had a good seat.
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There was a more muted celebration for Bolt, who nevertheless delighted the crowd by winning then spending his usual remarkable amount of time signing autographs, posing for photos and giving endless media interviews.
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Béliveau, who retired at 39 after winning his 10th Cup in 1971, often attended charity events, signed autographs for fans of every generation and was a larger-than-life presence everywhere he went.
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She had to make one more trip to lobby to sign autographs and perform any last-minute knighting ceremonies in the same formal, vaguely English accent all the actors are encouraged to use.
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Jackson was keeping it all the way real about the perks of fame ... saying it can be annoying to have dudes asking for selfies and autographs all the time -- instead of hot ladies.
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When I was reunited with [directors] the Chiodo brothers 25 years after the film came out at horror conventions to sign autographs, I was amazed at the serious fear that some had about clowns.
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Despite reports that the actor appeared thin while signing autographs for fans outside the the Four Seasons Hotel in St. Petersburg in Russia earlier this month, the source adds that the actor is "healthy."
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When Rodriguez was finished doing his runs from home to first, he walked beyond the first-base dugout to sign autographs as a couple hundred fans raced over in the hope of getting one.
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From PEN: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films Carroll took pictures with fans and signed autographs before making his way over to the photographers, where he posed for the cameras.
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For Kaine and his wife, Anne Holton, the final 78 hours leading up to Clinton's decision were filled with car chases and stealth getaways, reporters stalking their every move, and strangers asking for autographs.
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The opposite happened, in fact—the player who'd become a fixture at University of Nebraska games, and was signing autographs there years before she'd even enrolled, turned into the collective concern of the community.
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The star – whom her close friend and fellow Voice contestant Bria Kelly told PEOPLE had "the biggest heart" with her fans – is also seen in the video excitedly meeting her fans and signing autographs.
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Wearing a dark suit and polka-dot tie, the actor signed autographs and spoke with reporters as he made his way down the red carpet at the screening in London's Leicester Square on Thursday.
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"I remember I was in the pit area, signing autographs, and he walked over to me when I was right in the middle of signing, and he gave me a big hug," Courtney said.
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Ms. Grimmie, 22, had performed with the band Before You Exit at a popular Orlando music venue, The Plaza Live, and was signing autographs for fans and selling merchandise shortly before 10:30 p.m.
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On her way to the locker room, Piller cried as she signed autographs for the South Korean fans, who were exultant over their countrywoman Inbee Park's gold medal victory and quickly converged on her.
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I own more than 30 CDs, some of them imported from Finland, a Best Of book (with autographs from [band members] Aki and Eero), personalised DVDs and a few shirts and other stuff. Wow.
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Marshawn Lynch did NOT want to sign autographs for fans at LAX on Monday -- and he smacked a cell phone out of a fan's hand and spit in his direction to make his point.
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Many times, the violations have been exposed in vivid detail: department store discounts for Florida State football players; cash payments to Michigan's so-called Fab Five; trades of tattoos for autographs at Ohio State.
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All of the items came from a now-defunct company, Aristophil, which starting in 2002 built one of the largest collections of rare books, autographs and manuscripts in history — some 136,103 pieces in all.
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Fans asked about Judge's sudden popularity cited his willingness to sign autographs and interact with them and also the fact that he is a homegrown Yankee rather than an established player acquired from elsewhere.
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On the last day of their trip, Shayne's mom, Jennie, told Today, they decided to let their sons pick out autograph books to get some autographs from the Disney characters who wander the park.
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As much as "Primary" was a new kind of documentary, Kennedy was a new kind of candidate, whose supporters, running after him in the street and pressing him for autographs, were more like fans.
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Their families should be able to stake their claim to at least a portion of Simpson's future earnings, whether he writes a book, appears on a reality television show or sells autographs, legal experts said.
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Read more: Cristiano Ronaldo smiled and signed autographs after accepting a $22 million fine and 2-year suspended jail term over tax fraud She is also regularly spotted in the crowd at Ronaldo's soccer matches.
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A ton of fans flocked to the track to see the race star drive that night -- the Jackson Motorplex even advertised it as "Tony Stewart Night" -- so Tony stuck around afterward to sign some autographs.
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"I can't believe you are singing 'Grigio Girls' I will make it up to you I promise Montreal hope you liked the 🍕and autographs😭," she wrote on a clip of the screaming fans.
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Harry, 34, then takes a fan's phone to snap a photo of Meghan with her mini-me — a rare move for the prince, who usually adheres to the royal protocol of no autographs or selfies.
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Samuel L. Jackson is always gonna be Samuel L., which means even when he's nicely signing a ton of autographs ... he's gonna drop an f-bomb or 2, and then he's gonna drop some knowledge.
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The Orlando Police Department has released the name of the man who shot and killed 22-year-old musician Christina Grimmie while she was signing autographs after her show at The Plaza Live on Friday.
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The thing I remember most about those trips from Oneonta to Cooperstown to Horseheads — besides the tedium — was the intense reaction she got from middle-aged women, who yelled and waved and begged for autographs.
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"I do believe this team can do it again," Hamilton told Reuters after being surrounded by staff seeking selfies and autographs, with five title-winning cars lined up outside the Brixworth high performance engine facility.
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"So I'm O.K." Tebow's afternoon took an intense turn after the game when a man standing in a crush of fans seeking autographs along the third-base line collapsed and appeared to have a seizure.
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As she signed autographs on her way off the court, a loud cheer erupted, followed by shouts of "The Cup's coming home," a phrase that has become the England fan base's World Cup rallying cry.
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Every year, retired N.F.L. stars who played in the city hosting the Super Bowl are trotted out to sign autographs, raise money for charity and work as ambassadors for the league and the home city.
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Besides the preferential treatment he received, he shot to a stardom of sorts, signing autographs and taking pictures with fans as eager investigators lined up to talk to him about unsolved murders that stymied them.
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But the cacophony of activity that can take place during batting practice — hitters teeing off, coaches hitting grounders to infielders, pitchers throwing to catchers and players signing autographs — makes the odds not quite so long.
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Yankees pitcher Jordan Montgomery was struck in the head by a foul ball while he signed autographs down the right-field line during batting practice before Saturday's game against the Red Sox at Yankee Stadium.
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"A lot of my friends, when they found out that I was shooting Pacific Rim and that John was in it, they were giving me all sorts of gifts, [asking for] autographs from John," he says.
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After a long and brilliant career and amassing a huge fanbase, Bryan Cranston is breaking some bad news — the multiple Emmy winner and Oscar nominee has decided it's finally time to say goodbye … to signing autographs.
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At the end of the taping, they politely mobbed Carl like he was Springsteen or the pope, thrusting items both cute (a Carl plush doll) and mildly creepy (a Carl face pillow) at him for autographs.
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Each night Mercedes hosts guests in an elegant setting where they are entertained by golfing celebrities such as brand ambassador Rickie Fowler, who finished an intimate chat on Tuesday by signing autographs for a smitten audience.
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Tim signed autographs and was his usual friendly self on the way out of Craig's in L.A. -- but when the topic came to the XFL, Tim shut down like the Vikings' offense in the NFC championship.
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Conor McGregor's quest to prove he's nothing close to a violent beast continued outside of a swanky New York City restaurant Friday -- when he smiled big for cameras and signed a TON of autographs for fans.
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But when you're in that kind of category where you're highly paid and you can't even walk down the street without people hounding you for autographs, I think it does change your persona a little bit.
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The life Swackhammer paints is truly a terror: Jordan will be shackled, literally shackled, to a table to sign nonstop autographs and forced to submit to a series of humiliating one-on-one defeats against children.
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At the end of the taping, they politely mobbed Carl like he was Springsteen or the pope, thrusting items both cute (a Carl plush doll) and mildly creepy (a Carl face pillow) at him for autographs.
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Cover image: PHILADELPHIA - JUNE 1: Allison Mack, star of WB TV show, 'Smallville' signs autographs at the Wizard World East's second annual pop-culture expo at the Pennsylvania Convention Center June 1, 2003 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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"Wolves players and staff have been asked to avoid any unnecessary meetings, lunches or other public engagements, and temporarily avoid casual fan interaction such as selfies or autographs," Wolves said in a statement here on Tuesday.
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He is now a star running back, and pint-size fans cried out his name and engulfed him for autographs after a recent victory, even though an injury had knocked him out of the game early.
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After looking at a signed book by Mel Brooks and then one by Steve Allen ("the first person I ever interviewed"), he started pawing at the unsorted autographs on Ms. Hample's desk: Cole Porter, Leo Tolstoy.
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Grimmie was signing autographs and posing for pictures when a gunman – suspected to be a deranged fan – shot the 22-year-old singer, who had just performing as the opening act for the band Before You Exit.
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"So much of the stuff that we do out here and that I've done in the past is just go sign autographs," he said as we cruised around town mostly chatting, but playing a little Madden, too.
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The Associated Press reports that the 22-year-old singer was signing autographs at a merchandise table after playing a show with the band Before You Exit at Plaza Live when the gunman shot and killed her.
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Fans shared a video of Mariah signing autographs in the middle of her show earlier this week, which is honestly a very weird thing to do, and likely messes with the entire flow of the whole thing.
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When the time for the speech came, Trump joined his entourage and a gaggle of gay conservatives as they walked through the crowded hotel lobby and were mobbed by supporters and gawkers asking for photos and autographs.
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Besides people recognizing them on the street and asking for autographs, dozens of friends are texting, sharing articles and questions to their Facebook profiles, letting them know Snapchat posted their Story all the way in New York.
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In F1, drivers lead a very cloistered existence largely cut off from fans but in IndyCar the public swarm pit lane and the garages where drivers constantly interact with the public taking requests for autographs and pictures.
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He signed autographs and posed for photos with his temporary teammates, treated them to a few spreads from his favorite Cuban restaurant and paid for the players' clubhouse dues, a tab that ran to several thousand dollars.
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According to the legal docs that all worked out fine, but Sax says FC also agreed to pay him another $5,000 to be at the event and sign extra autographs and inscriptions ... which he claims he did.
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At the restaurant, a television showing K-pop videos hung next to a wall covered in white cardboard squares displaying autographs from celebrity customers — Korean food is popular in Japan, a paradoxical exemption from wider social prejudices.
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While in Lviv, Mr. Sentsov was stopped repeatedly for selfies and autographs on the streets of a city that Russian propaganda often presents as filled with fascists frothing with violent hatred for ethnic Russians and their language.
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The undefeated 42-year-old was signing autographs at the Art of Music shop inside the MGM Grand in Vegas over the weekend ... when a fan asked Floyd to sign a ticket from the 2015 Mayweather vs.
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First made in 1964, when Trump was a senior at New York Military Academy, the Sharpie quickly became a favorite of celebrities and athletes who were asked to scrawl autographs on everything from baseballs to movie posters.
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Among other things, the Jesuits shaped his ascetic tastes, aversion to embellishment and determination to resist the cult of personality — to the extent he refused to sign autographs for school children during his early terms as governor.
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In a 1908 letter now for sale at Schulson Autographs ($19,500), based in New Jersey, he asked a close friend, the engineer Bernard A. Behrend, to send him a 220-volt motor for a machine in progress.
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"You're surrounded by people and signing autographs and 99% of the people don't know who you really are," he says, adding that he did briefly interact with some of the cast, but they didn't realize what was happening.
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In the middle of it all, Ninja stood posing for the cameras before waling over to the edge of the stage, where he began signing autographs and taking photos with the throngs of ecstatic kids in the background.
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For several minutes, he shook hands, took selfies, signed autographs (on a cowboy hat, jacket, purse, cell-phone cases and pingpong balls from Midland's beer-pong antics with Little Big Town) before he disappeared up the arena steps.
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From the Associated Press:Jason Szkup of Leivittown, N.Y., shows his "Trump 240" tattoo to Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump as Trump autographs copies of his new book, entitled "Crippled America," at Trump Tower, in New York, Tuesday, Nov.
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YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki joined the outpouring of condolences for 22-year-old musician Christina Grimmie on Saturday after she was shot dead by an unnamed gunman while signing autographs after a show in Orlando, Florida on Friday.
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The video is actually quite amazing, Manning signs autographs, takes selfies, moves the group forward, and directs his driver to get in the car (to get him the hell out of there) like he's conducting an orchestra. G.O.A.T.
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America's favorite astrophysicist was signing autographs Tuesday in NYC after his appearance on Stephen Colbert's 'Late Show,' when our photog asked his thoughts on all the flak Elon's catching after toking up on Joe Rogan's podcast last week.
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Touching moment on the golf course this weekend ... a fan with Down Syndrome yelled during a critical putt, but the PGA Tour Latin America golfer who missed the shot quickly forgave the guy with a hug and autographs.
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The LA Galaxy star was signing autographs for fans after his side's 4-3 defeat to Seattle Sounders when he was approached by a reporter keen to ask his opinion on De Rossi's recent move to Boca Juniors.
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The show features some 140 items from the encyclopedic holdings of the Brazilian collector Pedro Corrêa do Lago, who got his start at the age of 11, when he wrote to prominent figures to ask for their autographs.
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Mr. Corrêa do Lago, who is fond of saying, "Every signature is an autograph but not every autograph is a signature," had some difficulty culling his collection of 100,000 autographs, dating from 1140 to 2017, for the exhibition.
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Red Sox 10, Yankees 5 With time to kill on Saturday afternoon, Yankees pitcher Jordan Montgomery was being a mensch, signing autographs down the right-field line at Yankee Stadium while the Boston Red Sox took batting practice.
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As for the two guns Loibl had in his possession following the murder-suicide, the report says the 27-year-old purchased them legally days before he gunned down Grimmie as she signed autographs following one of her shows.
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While signing autographs in New York, Tom Holland came to the defense of a girl who began suffering from a panic attack due to the aggressive autograph hunters who were shoving their way to the front of the crowd.
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The model was seen at LAX airport with her mother Elizabeth in Los Angeles Thursday, where she took photos with fans, signed autographs and opened up — albeit only slightly — about the rift between her and the Kardashian/Jenner family.
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Lori Loughlin is headed to court today after being accused of using her wealth and privilege to unfairly get her children admitted to an elite college — so of course she immediately started signing autographs and taking pictures, People reports.
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Lili Reinhart is just became the latest celebrity to stand up for Stranger Things' Finn Wolfhard after he came forward on social media about being harassed by fans for not stopping to take photos or sign autographs for them.
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Ed Sheeran Surprises Unsuspecting Newlyweds for Their First Dance After his performance, Sheeran took photos and signed autographs for everyone in attendance and made several iPhone videos for patients who couldn't make it down to meet him in person.
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Ron Goldman's dad went to court to get an order forcing anyone who profited from O.J. Simpson signing autographs to turn over the proceeds to him to satisfy the $33 million civil judgement that has swelled to $70 million.
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Bundled-up spectators – including dignitaries such as Governor Mike Dunleavy and U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski – gathered to cheer, snap photos and get autographs from the dog drivers headed out on the annual 2500,503-mile (250,2000-km) trek to Nome.
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His Twitter follower count is more than 570,000, and he spends what feels like forever signing autographs and having his photo taken with a seemingly endless line of admirers, in the Zénith concourse, not far from his girlfriend's view.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Former world number one Jimmy Connors delighted fans at the U.S. Open this week when he appeared unannounced on a small makeshift stage to sign autographs, take selfies and collect cash for victims of Hurricane Harvey.
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Upon her arrival on Tuesday night, the actress signed autographs and posed for pictures with fans, and as she entered the courthouse the following morning, Loughlin smiled and laughed when somebody made a joke about the elevator getting stuck.
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David Elkouby, the owner of The Hollywood Show that specializes in celeb autographs, says O.J. would be the hottest commodity when he gets out, and he would pay Simpson thousands of dollars just to appear at a signing convention.
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Ravens rookie Kenneth Dixon isn't gonna let being in the NFL stop him from being a fan of the NFL ... saying his first order of business in the league is to get autographs from EVERY ONE of his teammates.
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Collecting replica kits; buying all the assorted paraphernalia; hunting autographs from the world's greatest players, or Gillingham players for that matter; forking out inordinate amounts of money to travel all over the country watching a team, home and away.
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The Russians were America's feted allies, so Vyacheslav Molotov, Stalin's stolid deputy — an apparatchik so bland that Lenin once called him a "filing clerk" — was the man of the hour, lionized like a movie star and hounded for autographs.
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McEntee's duties included making sure Trump had markers to sign autographs, delivering messages to the president at his residence and ensuring the White House clocks were adjusted this past weekend for daylight saving time, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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The excitement created by being so close to the best players in the world was driven home Tuesday when wide-eyed children slipped under the gallery ropes to ask Mickelson for autographs while he was playing a practice round.
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On March 17, in a leafy corner of a university campus close to the royal palace in Bangkok, a tall and skinny 40-year-old man with short, spiky hair was surrounded by fans clamoring for selfies and autographs.
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Mr. Clinton did not just keep his well-known temper in check: He even stopped shaking hands and signing autographs after brief forays on the rope line, a place at which he is known to spend up to an hour.
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According to the papers, Hussle spent part of the afternoon signing autographs and taking photos with fans outside of his store, the Times and other media reported, including taking a selfie with the woman who drove Holder to the parking lot.
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The shine of the White House battle was unavoidable -- Carly Fiorina flew in Friday for Cruz and worked a line of delegates which stretched out of one suite at the Ramada and took photos with their families and signed autographs.
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Plattenhardt, who scored the winning goal to beat Borussia Dortmund 2-1 on Saturday, told reporters he had been signing autographs for fans after the game and was not aware that the man next to him was an AfD politician.
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Like swimsuit model Hannah Davis Jeter, who took a quick break from her nuptial bliss with hew new husband Derek Jeter this weekend to sign a few autographs and show off her ring finger covered in some new, major diamonds.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Bernardo Rezende might not be a household name like Michael Phelps, Usain Bolt or Rafael Nadal but in volleyball-mad Brazil the veteran coach cannot move around his native city without being stopped for autographs and selfies.
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"He usually gets a pretty good line," he said, referring to Lou Ferrigno, the former Mr. Universe and star of " The Incredible Hulk " TV series (which aired on CBS from 1978 to 1982), who would soon arrive to sign autographs.
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I had lunch boxes, stuff from the huge sell-off after the show ended (like UC Sunnydale football team shirts), Faith's knife reproduction, chewing gum, teddy bears, literature from the academic and non-academic conventions, autographs, photos with the actors.
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Grimmie, who had opened for pop rock band Before You Exit at the Plaza Live concert venue, was signing autographs for fans when an unidentified gunman opened fire, fatally wounding The Voice alum before shooting and killing himself, reports CBS News.
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Whenever I got to New York, and I have to take time taking pictures and signing autographs for the Yankee fans, I don't mind because baseball is a big family, and it's not all about who you are a fanatic about.
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A Brazilian boy's passion for collecting autographs, ignited almost 20163 years ago, has blossomed into one of this year's most unusual and enchanting exhibitions, "The Magic of Handwriting: The Pedro Corrêa do Lago Collection," at the Morgan Library & Museum in Manhattan.
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They each wore conservative outfits and attempted to avoid the media by entering the court through the back door, appearing much more serious than they did during their last visit to Boston, when Loughlin signed autographs and took selfies with fans.
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The teams will face a host of precautions which include not drinking from the same bottle, avoiding handshakes, using disposable wipes for turning on and off taps, disinfecting microphones before giving television interviews and avoiding selfies and autographs with fans.
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After the hearing ended, Dean was still standing at the witness table, posing for pictures with his fans and signing autographs, including a yellowed front page of a 45-year old copy of The Washington Post published when Nixon resigned.
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He bought everyone at the club a bottle of wine for Christmas, the gifts appearing on desks one morning with a personalized note from Conte, and he spent hours exchanging small talk and signing autographs at the staff Christmas party.
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There are sports fans, maybe the majority of them, who wish athletes and coaches would keep their nonsports opinions to themselves — stand for the anthem, be thankful for your good fortune, express only humility, and provide little but smiles and autographs.
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The film's stars Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson and Thomas Wilson were all in attendance on Friday at the Fan Expo Boston, where they signed autographs, participated in a panel discussion about the franchise, and posed for some sweet photographs together.
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Former President Bill Clinton and daughter, Chelsea Clinton joined the candidate on the stump and PEOPLE and TIME were there, backstage, for the photos, handshakes, autographs and even the quiet moments as mother and daughter held hands before stepping to the stage.
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Grimmie, who was the opening act for the band Before You Exit, was signing autographs near a merchandise table when a man armed with two guns walked up and opened fire on her, police spokeswoman Wanda Miglio said in a press conference.
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If your only guidance is athletic teams, which may be the only thing going on a particular weekend, and these are people who your community loves and gets their autographs and puts their names in the paper, that's who they look up to.
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Also receiving a pardon was baseball of Hall of Famer Willie McCovey, who in 1003 was fined and given two years' probation for failing to pay taxes on income he earned from 1988 to 1990, from selling sports memorabilia and signing autographs.
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On his way out of Craig's in L.A., Elway -- who stopped for pics with fans and even signed autographs -- said he thinks Flacco can do what Peyton Manning did ... and become the missing the piece that leads Denver to the Super Bowl.
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There are people (security, coordinators etc) to keep the interaction to a minimum: For efficiency, fans are usually not allowed to take the picture themselves nor ask for autographs, as they've either received a signed item in their merchandise for, again, efficiency.
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That was the year he was flown out to Los Angeles to appear on a VH1 reality series about celebrity fan tattoos; Rossi has portraits of Yankovic and his band members as well as each of their autographs tattooed on his body.
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Despite a hectic schedule that can have him calling a match in the afternoon, providing analysis in the evening and going back on air for the night session, he finds the time to chat and sign autographs until a wrangler drags him away.
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"We'll get back on the horse," said Jordan Montgomery, who held the Red Sox to two hits in five and two-thirds innings, one day after being hit in the head by a liner while he was signing autographs during batting practice.
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After the Navy game, Dunne signed autographs for several fans holding posters adorned with his image and said he was anticipating his team's next challenge, a game Wednesday night at Davidson (6-4), which by now, surely knows who Jason Dunne is.
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She said in her February lawsuit that Trump tried to kiss her in August 2016, after meeting with volunteers and signing autographs inside an RV. She claims the incident was witnessed by several members of the campaign, including former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi.
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And, you know, even with everything going on, Alan being Alan, on the phone, doing autographs, selling his book, doing this, working, taking meetings, he still took me aside, talked to me about the show, gave me a little advice — that's just who he was.
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Outside her hotel, Loughlin — who looked stylishly casual in grey pleated pants, white sunglasses, and a knee-length, camel-colored coat — signed 15 to 20 autographs for fans, many of whom were supporters of her role in the classic 1986 BMX bike racing film RAD.
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In a scrum with 21 members of the news media before he started signing autographs, Tebow was asked if he received overtures from N.F.L. teams after 2012, his last season in the league, to gauge his interest in playing a position other than quarterback.
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Khloe showed up at LAX Friday wearing oversized layers of clothing as she hopped on a golf car that brought her right to her jet ... avoiding a long walk and the throngs who undoubtedly would have taken a slew of pics and asked for autographs.
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Force used any break in the schedule to work the ropes outside the pits, signing autographs, shaking hands, posing for photos and hamming it up with fans who line up 10 deep to get a glimpse or a coveted interaction with drag racing's pied piper.
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I'd just joined Hugh in cleaning the easy chair when the woman, who seemed slightly nervous, the way you might be around a world-famous comedian who is young and black and has his whole life ahead of him, returned for two more autographs.
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Dressed in his presidency's iteration of what political strategists sometimes describe as "disaster casual" — a windbreaker, showing a fraction of an open-collar shirt, and khaki pants — he posed for pictures and signed autographs, including at least one in a 12-year-old boy's Bible.
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DHARAMSALA, India, March 11 (Reuters) - Indian bowlers face a dilemma over whether to apply saliva to shine the ball against South Africa while England's players have been asked not to sign autographs or take selfies with fans in Sri Lanka following the coronavirus outbreak.
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Once we were back in the car — the event ended, as usual, with a throng of fans besieging Smith for autographs, photos and writing advice — I asked whether she felt she had been successful in her goal of finding ways to communicate across divisions.
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Huddled under umbrellas and outstretched jackets, Captain Marvel, Black Panther, Harley Quinn and several Pokemon trainers stood in line, waiting to be the first to buy collectibles, score autographs and get into another line for upcoming panels, some not until late in the day.
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His favorite, naturally, was Ebbets Field, the Dodgers' longtime home in Flatbush, where he saw Sandy Koufax pitch as a rookie in 21956 and where, he said, his "nervy" mother once slipped into the team's locker room — "a room of half-naked men" — to collect autographs.
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The "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" star was signing autographs outside Build NYC Wednesday when we told him the news -- Pattinson's #1 over guys like Brad Pitt, Idris Elba, Henry Cavill and George Clooney ... at least according to the "science" of the Golden Ratio of Beauty Phi.
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The Astros are donating all parking, ticket and concession proceeds from their games here to relief efforts, and Rays pitcher Jake Faria, currently on the disabled list, will sign autographs before Wednesday and Thursday's games here for a suggested $20 donation to the American Red Cross.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — In the hours before his inaugural game for the Columbia Fireflies, the Mets' Class A affiliate, Tim Tebow prepared like any other player — taking his first swings, signing autographs and singing the national anthem — but there was nothing ordinary about his first at-bat.
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In recent years, however, as her career faded, she found herself with a new lease on entertainment life, in demand by monster movie fans seeking autographs, memorabilia (including lurid posters of her in the scaly arms of the creature) and stories of her black lagoon adventure.
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Ms. Loughlin, who so far has not opted to enter a plea, has seemed to approach her courthouse visits with an affect more common on the red carpet — she has repeatedly been photographed smiling, at one point signing autographs for fans before she walked into federal court.
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In a lawsuit, Joan Celia Lee says Max Anderson managed Stan's memorabilia bookings -- the countless events Stan attended to sign autographs and meets fans -- but she says he was originally a Comic-Con security guard who befriended her father in a "sinister plot" to gain his trust.
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In Lee's emotional new music video for "Somebody's Angel," the singer-songwriter pays tribute to all of the most heart-breaking moments of 2016 — including the loss of her close friend and fellow Voice alum Christina Grimmie, who was fatally shot while signing autographs after her concert in June.
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As the overcast day at Elysian Park goes on, the thick, grey smoke redolent of maple wood and pork wafting from Marin's Weber smoker is so tantalizing that it draws the attention of former Raiders defensive end Greg Townsend, who is signing autographs and taking photos at the event.
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During KMB's fan day, where the drivers are greeted by fans to take pictures and sign autographs, Amber draws the ire of Samantha, 38, when she decides to take a seat at the table to greet the fans, despite not officially being named a racer for the company yet.
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After an afternoon practice with the camp staff, it was Miloš' turn to make his entrance — despite the fact he arrived from California yesterday afternoon, he was eager to run a few scrimmages with the enthralled campers, as well as sign countless autographs and pose for as many selfies.
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The library at the University of California, San Diego, has acquired an album of Lakota drawings assembled in the 28s, with "Indian Autographs" embossed on its cover; it originally belonged to a Dakota Territory mining heiress, and sold for $240,0003 at Skinner auction house in Boston in 2000.
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You might also be able to call up your preferred game stats in your field of view, or possibly collect virtual autographs of players while visiting locker rooms in VR. In the next years, VR can become the biggest game changer for how fans watch games and consume content.
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Producers and wholesalers presented their latest products—including a multitude of silicone sex dolls and latex fashion pieces—while the public was invited to participate in workshops and virtual-reality sex demos, as well as interact with a multitude of porn stars signing autographs and taking photos with fans.
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Yankees 2, Marlins 2337 | 214 innings MIAMI — It was all familiar for Giancarlo Stanton when he arrived at Marlins Park on Tuesday, signed a couple of autographs, posed for a photo and then walked into the players' entrance at the ballpark that had been his home for six years.
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During KMB's fan day, where the drivers are greeted by fans to take pictures and sign autographs, Amber draws the ire of Samantha, 38, when she decides to take a seat at the table to greet the fans, despite not officially being named a racer for the company yet.
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Both his white clapboard studio, marked by a sign that says "I do not sign autographs," and the studio of his father, the illustrator N. C. Wyeth, are just down the road from the museum and part of a 60,000-acre land trust that his family helped create.
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Sports Briefing The Mexican news media executive who was found to have Tom Brady's missing Super Bowl jersey went to the game as a working journalist but spent the week collecting selfies and autographs from football greats and boasting to colleagues that he was there as a fan.
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ST MORITZ, Switzerland (Reuters) - Her hand is too sore to sign many autographs, and she can't tie her hair in a ponytail by herself, but U.S. skier Lindsey Vonn has the great Ingemar Stenmark firmly in her sights as she gears up for the Alpine World Ski Championships on Monday.
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" On filling in the iconic shoes, Hurt told The Guardian in 2013: "I've done a couple of conferences where you sit and sign autographs for people and then you have photographs taken with them and a lot of them are all dressed up in alien suits or Doctor Who whatevers.
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We ran into Khaled Sunday in NYC, where he was signing autographs and posing with fans -- and when we asked if he was up for some questions ... he was quick to note that he only wanted to talk about positive things, seeing how his son, Asahd, and wife were there.
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After his performances this summer and fall at the festival, despite his illness, "he would stay and sign autographs until the very last person got one and a photo with him as well, which usually took more than one and one half hours after his show," Mr. Smith said by email.
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On Tennis After all the hugs, well-wishes and customary pleas for selfies and autographs, Julia Glushko skipped away from Court 8 at the U.S.T.A. Billie Jean King National Tennis Center on Friday afternoon feeling a need to explain to the nearest person why she looked so pleased with herself.
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" After each performance, Ms. Vardalos exits through the lobby of the Public, signing autographs, posing for selfies, even laughing and joking with people who might have been choking back tears in their seats a few minutes earlier but now are thrilled to meet the star of "My Big Fat Greek Wedding.
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When she had held off Bencic and finished talking with Stubbs, she walked to the wall of Laver Arena to sign autographs while a beaming Ohanian — still in the players' box — took photos of her with his phone from across the stadium where she has already won six singles titles.
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Daisy Jones Georgia Barnes is a 21 year-old North London-based producer and multi-instrumentalist who goes by the name of Georgia, just like Billie Piper went by the name of Billie or Cheryl Fernandez-Versini tried to be known as Cheryl so that she could spell her own autographs.
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The glamorous character "spends her days being ferried around in a chauffeur-driven limo, signing autographs, shopping on Rodeo Drive, lounging poolside, playing tennis and living a life of luxurious leisure," as described in a Gucci press release — all while clad in head-to-toe looks from the Italian brand, of course.
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Cinephiles got a nostalgia-inducing treat over the weekend when Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd and Lea Thompson had a rollicking Back to the Future reunion at the Silicon Valley Comic Con in San Jose, California, where they signed autographs, caught up with each other and reminisced about their time-hopping escapades.
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The Voice alum was celebrated in a sanctuary where a larger-than-life photo of the singer hung from a wall and a bounty of flowers were laid before across the altar to honor a life that shockingly ended while Grimmie signed autographs for fans last Friday at her concert in Orlando.
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Read more: Ronaldo's own son was outscoring him at Juventus Rodriguez, who has frequently been seen at Ronaldo's side, earlier this year accompanied her superstar boyfriend to a Spanish courtroom where he smiled and signed autographs after accepting a $22 million fine and a suspended two-year jail term over allegations of tax fraud.
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Simpson's bottomless charm allowed him to spend hours signing autographs for fans, but his insecurity spurred him to network relentlessly among rich white entrepreneurs, gleefully playing 18-hole rounds at tony golf clubs where he broke the color barrier, conquering their world as effortlessly as he slid past defensive backs on the football field.
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Things like Yankee Stadium, where you can't walk down to the field anymore, where there's a moat that prevents fans who are not sitting in the Legend section from going down to the field to get autographs — things like that make people feel that they don't count as much and that they're second-class citizens.
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