He was funny, he was informative, he spoke with strong passion. He was a delight. He's apparently the son of a Nigerian prince and one of the things that he discussed tonight that really touched me was how if he could go back in time and talk to a younger version of him, he'd say that his work on "A United Kingdom" was his life coming full circle, verifying himself as an artist. When he was growing up, his big inspiration was Sidney Poitier. Which is no surprise, we didn't have the surplus of African American actors that we do now. Not many Will Smiths and Samuel L. Jacksons and Denzel Washingtons during that time, so Poitier was a major influence for his time. I am glad thatRay Lewis cried after watching 'SNL' skit about him crying

Ray Lewis is an emotional man.

He cries before games. He cries after games. He cries during interviews. He even cries while watching videos that make fun of him crying.

Lewis was spoofed in a recent edition of Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update. Dressed in a Ravens jersey, Kenan Thompson made fun of the linebacker's face paint, dance moves and frequent tears. It was pretty great.

Even Ray Lewis enjoyed the skit. "I laughed so hard," said Lewis during a Super Bowl media session. "I was in tears last night laughing about it."

That's right. Ray Lewis was in tears after watching a Saturday Night Live skit about Ray Lewis crying.

"It's good to be able to joke about certain things," Lewis added. "What