Ask anyone, any role, any position, and the answer will be uniform. Where did Jobu come from? “He just showed up,” the standard reply goes. At home, that means occupying a stall in the center ...

That's when Jobu made his appearance in the locker room. The little Voodoo doll, a reference to the 1989 movie Major League, has an official locker between players Zachary Bolduc and Dalibor ...

From pink, glittery wigs to celestial, pearl-encrusted makeup, Jobu's larger-than-life styling perfectly complements her own experiences. Plus, it makes for the most memorable, eye-catching ...

He doesn’t lace up skates or wrap his stick, but Jobu, the doll from the 1989 movie “Major League,” has proved to be a welcome addition in the Blues locker room, sitting between rookies Zach ...

It was Jobu, the voodoo doll from the 1989 movie “Major League,” whom outfielder Pedro Cerrano worshiped as a way to bring him good luck. It’s a mystery who brought Jobu into the locker room.

In "Everything Everywhere All At Once," nihilism drives Alphaverse character Jobu Tupaki to the brink. Credit: A24 There's no simple way to sum up the Oscar-winning Everything Everywhere All At Once.