My 15 Minutes With Jean Stapleton
Jean Stapleton who was the far better half of Archie Bunker in All in the Family died last Friday at the age of 90. Now while this is not new news, I have a different take on her passing.
Jean Stapleton who was the far better half of Archie Bunker in All in the Family died last Friday at the age of 90. Now while this is not new news, I have a different take on her passing.
Watch closely and you'll figure out the name and release date of Chris Young's upcoming fourth studio album. On a similar note, if you watch the 'Aw Naw' singer's Vine vides for too long, you might come away totally confused.
The stigma of meeting that special someone online may officially be a thing of the past.
Florida Georgia Line's 'Round Here' is their latest single, and it's so catchy that they've dubbed it the anthem of their lives. The duo just released the music video, which gives a fun, summer-loving glimpse into the lives of the band's members Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard.
David has accused me of being addicted to Facebook. This video somewhat describes my affliction. I currently keep track of one profile page and 11 fan pages. Is that addiction? Watch this video and see if it describes you.
The Tuesday, June 4th K-LAW Classic takes us back to the 1980's - a decade dominated by Earl Thomas Conley.
Taylor Swift performed 'As Tears Go By' with the Rolling Stones at Chicago's United Center on Monday night (June 3), engaging in a sweet and ethereal little dance with frontman Mick Jagger. In the space of one song, genres and generations collided on a stage in the Midwest.
Geese, it turns out, can be a bit foul-tempered.
Taylor Swift made a surprise cameo on Monday's (June 3) episode of 'The Voice,' surprising Team Usher's sole remaining contestant Michelle Chamuel during the rehearsal session for the live show.
The 5th annual Cops & Kids Poker Run is coming up Saturday, June 22nd at Elmer Thomas Park, 3rd & Ferris entrance. And time is running out for you to pre-register.
Legend has it that 30 years ago Atari buried a massive cache of video game cartridges in a landfill in New Mexico. Specifically, they buried tons and tons of copies of the failed 'E.T.' video game, an Atari non-classic that nearly sunk the gaming industry. Now a film crew has been given six months to search the massive 100 acre landfill to find the motherlode of lost games and confirm that the story is really true.