February 17, 2011 The Cars are releasing their first studio album in 24 years called Move Like This on May 10th according to Rolling Stone.
Lead singer Ric Ocasek thought he'd never make another Car
February 16, 2011 You may not recognize the name but I'm sure you've seen or heard some of the characters that actor Kenneth Mars created over the years. He had a German accent in two of Mel Brook's funniest fi
February 11, 2011 The "Voice of Indianapolis Motor Speedway," Tom Carnegie died Friday at the age of 91.
Carnegie called the Indy 500 motor race sixty one times, the Brickyard 400 twelve times and the Indy Grand Prix six times. He worked for the Indianapolis Motor Speedway from 1946
February 10, 2011 Have you ever seen anything like this on the Interstate?
With all the heavy snow across the country, especially in areas not used to getting the white stuff, some drivers are forgetting to clean off their vehicles before traveling. This can be a road hazard by limiting visibility and pos
February 9, 2011 We knew just putting Justin Bieber and Ozzy Osbourne together in the same room would be funny. Best Buy put them in the same Super Bowl commercial and I thought the result was hilarious.
I especially like the parts where Ozzy's handler, Sharon, has to translate what the director is trying to tell her husband to do
February 3, 2011 It was 52 years ago on a February third that Buddy Holly was killed in a plane crash along with Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper. Singer Don McLean made the lyric "the day the music died" popular in his song American Pie from 1972.
Holly's influence is still heard today: singer-songwriter M. Ward recent
January 31, 2011 Sometimes an event like a power outage can remind us how much fun we can have without using electricity. Simple games like checkers, a deck of cards or a board game can be enjoyable for the entire family
Ever wondered what Seinfeld would be like as an end-of-the-world conspiracy thriller? A YouTube user named TRMUS1C masterfully edited old episodes of the show into this fake trailer — turns out, the ever-popular “show about nothing” was really just a shade away from being the story of a Upper West Side comedian bent on taking over the world.
Ask and you shall receive. Brave comedian Craig Rowan defied the conventional wisdom and recorded a few videos in which he, very bluntly asks for $1 million. The really crazy part?
