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Sigh. Our Men’s Issue has featured a host of handsome gentlemen, and Watkins is most definitely at the top of our favorites. The KCK native started making audiences swoon with his appearance next to beach babes on “Baywatch” and his recurring role in “General Hospital.” But Watkins created a frenzy of Teri Hatcher-wannabes with his character Bob Hunter, the often-shirtless neighbor on... 
Our handsome cornerback will enter his fifth season as a standout player for the Kansas City Chiefs, which snatched the up-and-comer in the second round of the 2008 NFL draft. The Florida native has been making sports headlines ever since he stepped onto Arrowhead field, with clutch interceptions, key tackles and forced fumbles that have turned into game changers. And with Flowers picking up a... 
After 25 years of conquering the worldwide jazz scene and performing with legends such as Carlos Santana and Chaka Khan, this KCK saxophonist returned to his roots. Watson has composed soundtracks for Robert DeNiro and played in Grammy-nominated ensembles, but now he’s “playing” it forward by mentoring jazz musicians as the first endowed chair at UMKC’s Conservatory of Music and Dance... 
There isn’t a single generation that hasn’t had the opportunity to fall in love with Ed Asner, the KCK native turned TV icon. He portrayed the gruff Lou Grant on the “Mary Tyler Moore” show, then went on to shine on screen for “Hawaii Five-O” and “Thunder Alley.” Younger audiences couldn’t help but adore him as Carl Frederickson, the apathetic widower in Pixar’s “Up,”... 
Scott Tucker - Kansas City Celebrity
