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Owens on Owens

After 14 years of being misunderstood by teammates, fans and the general public, Terrell Owens sits down and opens up to the one person who knows him best—himself.

By: Laurence Bass III
Photography By Myko Photography Inc.

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Anxious production assistants line the corridor leading to the green rooms of the Wendy Williams Show. Every five minutes, one is told by a producer to ensure that the scheduled guests are prepared for their ten-minute interview with the nationally syndicated, self-proclaimed “Queen of All Media”. Mike Epps has transformed his green room into a Tuesday morning stand-up routine equipped with the heightened laughter from his entourage. Tanedra Howard runs her cue-carded introduction for Wendy and rehearses the blood-curdling scream that made her one of the mutilated victims in the demented thriller SAW VI. Amidst this juxtaposition of comedy and carnage, a producer quietly interrogates one of the assistants in front of the door of the last green room.

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