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Thursday's Notable Super Bowl Week Events

Thursday is shaping up to be a significant day of Super Bowl celebrity sightings. Stay with iFollo.com all week for the latest on and off the field news from Florida's Gold Coast.

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Playboy Golf Super Scramble 

Woodmont Country Club                              11:00 a.m.

7801 N.W. 80th Ave., Tamarac, FL

Emmitt Smith, Evander Holyfield, LeAnn Rimes and a group of Playboy Playmates are among the people teeing it up in Tamarac.

 

Eats Beats & Cleats Gridiron Festival

Lincoln Road Pedestrian Mall                      6:00 p.m. through Sunday

Between Lenox Ave. and Washington Ave., Miami Beach

The four day street festival will host NFL legends including: Barry Sanders, Michael Irvin, Mike Ditka, Doug Flutie, Dick Butkus, Roger Staubach and many others.  Get autographs, enjoy live music and pose for a picture next to the Heisman Trophy and Lombardi Trophy.

 

"Miami Rice" Jerry Rice Celebrity Gala

Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino         7:00 p.m.

One Seminole Way, Hollywood, FL

Jerry Rice, the greatest wide receiver in NFL history, hosts a charity gala benefiting the Buoniconti Fund. Joe Montana, Steve Young, Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith, Larry Fitzgerald and a whole host of other athletes and celebs will be in attendance.

 

Florida Athletes Ball

Jungle Island Treetop Ballroom

1111 Parrot Jungle Trail.  Miami (Watson Island)

Ray Lewis, Julius Irving and Ludacris are among the celebs attending this event honoring the families of Florida born professional athletes who have died in recent years.

 

Jamie Foxx Party

Passion Nightclub, Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino    10:00 p.m.

5701 Seminole Way, Hollywood, FL

The guest list for this event is kept quite secret, but passed attendees have included: Terrell Owens, Warren Sapp, Ken Griffey Jr. and Serena Williams.

 

 

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Jon Rapoport has spent his career working on all sides of the media and sports industry. He began his career at ESPN in studio production at the ESPN headquarters in Bristol, Connecticut. While there, he won an Emmy for his contribution to "SportsCenter." Following his tenure at ESPN, Jon relocated to Los Angeles, joining the staff of the “Best Damn Sports Show” on FOX Sports Net.

Upon leaving the show, Jon worked in Web site and sports radio show development/production, with Major League Baseball in media operation logistics for the World Baseball Classic and on behalf of Los Angeles’ effort to bring the 2016 Summer Olympics back to Southern California. Jon currently writes a political blog for the Los Angeles edition of Examiner.com.

Born and raised in Plymouth, Minnesota (just outside of Minneapolis), Jon is an avid sports fan, particularly for his beloved Minnesota teams. Jon graduated from the University of Maryland, College Park, where he earned his BA in communication and interned for ABC’s “Good Morning America” in New York City and Washington D.C. He is married and resides in Los Angeles.  

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