Yes! We made it to the weekend! Is it just me, or did this short work week go slower than the usual work week? Oh well, either way, tonight we will party into this weekend at City Limits! Ladies get in FREE and drink FREE all night long!
Dr. Jack Kevorkian, the controversial supporter of assisted suicide, died this morning at a hospital in Royal Oak, Michigan. He was 83.
Shaquille O'Neal, one of the most dominating and entertaining centers in NBA history, has announced his retirement. Never one to shy from the limelight, the star broke the news in a short video he made.
It's every eighth-grade boy's dream: a field trip that involves lunchtime at Hooters, a restaurant more renowned for its bust lines than its menu.
Though the central Pennsylvania middle school students may have been pleased, others were a little astounded at the teachers' restaurant of choice.
Those jetpacks we were promised? They could be coming soon.
Martin Jetpack, a New Zealand company which has been working on the personal jetpack for the last 27 years, had a successful test run of its latest prototype at 5,000 feet over the weekend.
File this one under "quelle surprise."
While promoting 'The Hangover Part II,' star Bradley Cooper sat down for an interview with French national news station TF1, during which he answered all questions entirely in their native tongue.
After 'Run the World (Girls)' divided music fans and critics, Beyoncé has returned with the second single off her upcoming album, '4,' that is destined to be one of the biggest hits of the summer.
In what plays out like a nice follow-up to 'Irreplaceable,' 'Best Thing I Never Had' is a mid-tempo anthem in which Beyoncé sees the true colors of her former lover.
Not even gunfire can stop Barney.
A kindergarten teacher in Monterrey, Mexico named Martha Rivera Alanis has become a hero after she sang the purple dinosaur's 'If All the Raindrops' while a gang shootout took place outside.
Every state has its good points and its bad ones, right? Well, author Paul Jury playfully points out the bad ones in a promo video he calls '50 State Stereotypes in Two Minutes.'
Jury, who just wrote a book called 'States of Confusion: My 19,000-Mile Detour to Find Direction,' squeezes out the hate from sea to shining sea in a mere 120 seconds.
Jim Tressel has resigned as Ohio State’s football coach in the wake of an ever-growing tattoo-for-memorabilia exchange scandal, but would you classify that as the biggest scandal in sports history?
The New England Sports Network (NESN) seeks to answer that question, with your help, in a new poll asking what is the biggest sports scandal in American sports history.
Think back to the joy you experienced in your childhood after digging in the ground and finding a small little treasure, even if it was just a malformed rock.
Researchers at Mexico's National University are feeling that glee on a much larger scale now that they've discovered an 1,800-year-old tunnel underneath the pre-Hispanic city of Teotihuacan.
According to the International Agency for Research on Cancer the radiation in cell phones may cause cancer.
The group came to this conclusion after analyzing 30 previous studies which had explored the link between cell phones and cancer.
As a result of this finding, cell phones have now been given a "2 B" classification by the agency , the same designation given to DDT and gasoline engine exhaust. (Two things you certainly wouldn't want to put close to your brain on a regular basis.)
