This is going to make one heck of a playlist.

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“Breast tissue developed in my armpit. I call it ‘the third boob.'”

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Like many celebrities, Sharon Stone has been active on social media during quarantine, and she decided to spend her Sunday channeling a hip-hop legend — or so some thought. In a new picture shared on her Twitter page, the actress is shown poolside with her dog and a couple of friends. But it’s what was on her head that caught the attention of social media.

In the image, Stone rocks a silver gladiator helmet — an unusual choice for staying safe while quarantining in the sun. A number of people online thought it looked familiar. Specifically they thought it looked an awful lot like the headgear perennially worn by legendary rapper MF Doom, aka Daniel Dumile — a mask that channels his semi-namesake, Fantastic Four villain Doctor Doom, and which Dumile has long worn in public to obscure his face.

Some even jokingly wondered if the Basic Instinct star was in fact MF Doom himself all along. Brooklyn-based record label Ghostly cracked that he was booking Stone/MF Doom for his nephew’s pool party, while another said Stone being a fan of the onetime KMD member is further evidence that 2020 has been incredibly surreal. Fantastic Four and Capone director Josh Trank even chimed in with a comment, saying, “2020: Sharon Stone dons MF DOOM mask.”

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Tom Brady and Peyton Manning lived every amateur golfer’s nightmare/dream on Sunday afternoon when they played golf on national television with Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods in The Match II on TNT.

For Manning, while he had some loose shots, he actually won two holes for his team on the front nine while playing with Tiger as he got off to a pretty strong start. Brady, on the other hand, had a disastrous first six holes, spraying the ball all over the course, having to take multiple drops, and chunking and skulling chips from just off the green.

It was all pretty terrible until the fourth shot of the seventh hole, where Brady stepped up to the ball after being trash talked about his golf game by Charles Barkley of all people, and jarred an iron shot from the fairway for birdie to the delight of everyone.

That it came after all of those terrible shots on the first six and a half holes only made this better, as everyone was stunned that he got that kind of action on the ball and spun it into the hole. Tiger Woods almost ruined the moment, lipping out a long eagle putt to win the hole, as Brady’s hole out could only earn a halve, but a much needed one for his team that was already down three holes in the first six.

A couple weeks ago, Future announced that his eighth album, High Off Life, would be available within mere days, giving fans a surprse new soundtrack to vibe out to in the midst of a quarantine. It seems to have resonated well with his fans, as it earned the rapper his sixth consecutive No. 1 album on the Billboard album charts.

In its first week, High Off Life posted a total of 153,000 equivalent album units, off which 16,000 were album sales and the remainder mostly from streaming equivalent album units. The first week total was also his highest unit number in his career.

Coming in at No. 2 was Polo G, who posted a first-week total of 99,000 units with his album The Goat, which proved the highest charter of his career. Behind him was Lil Baby, who maintains his top five presence with My Turn, which sold 65,000 units. As for the remainder of the top five, Drake’s Dark Lane Demo Tapes falls down a spot to No. 4 while DaBaby’s Blame It On Baby jumps a position to come in at No. 5.

Elsewhere on the top ten, Lil Uzi Vert’s Eternal Atake hit No. 6, The Weeknd’s After Hours came ina t No. 7, and Nav’s Good Intentions, which topped the charts last week, was No. 10.

Read our review of Future’s High Off Life here.

[via Billboard]

Some artists covered here are Warner Music artists. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

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The Match II, featuring Tiger Woods and Peyton Manning facing off with Phil Mickelson and Tom Brady in golf match play at Medalist Golf Club in Florida on TNT and after a 45 minute weather delay, the action began in wet and rainy conditions. As expected, the amateurs didn’t handle that especially well, with Manning and Brady having some early struggles, with Brady really having a tough time off the tee.

Brady refused to break out the driver on the first three holes, opting for a driving iron and a pair of 3-woods, but even taking the shorter club couldn’t save him as he was spraying the ball all over the course. The third hole was really the crown jewel of terrible golfing, as he hit two way right off the tee — the second being a provisional — to set the tone for a disastrous hole for he and Phil Mickelson — who was way left off the tee.

He would maybe find his first drive — on course reporter Justin Thomas was, let’s just say skeptical it was actually his ball — and then deliver another chunk, failing to get it out of the trees and straw.

Brady would eventually find his way short of the green in four, where he would then chili dip a chip and leave it short all but assuring him of a bogey even with the stroke he and Manning got.

The third hole was the ultimate disaster, but things weren’t good on any of the first three for Brady, who sprayed his first tee shot of the day left, then missed right on the second hole, chunked a long iron into the hazard and had to take a drop. It was somewhat cathartic to watch someone who is an elite athlete in one sport struggle so mightily on the golf course, because it helps show exactly how wide the gap is between the elite golfers and a mid-handicap golfer.

Tiger and Peyton would both have putts for birdie, and after Mickelson missed his par putt he conceded the hole to give them the first lead of the afternoon.

UPDATE: The fourth hole did not go any better for our guy Tom.

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