For whatever reason, even though the movie was set in Indiana and filmed in Ohio and Canada, a town in Oklahoma is displaying a giant replica of the leg lamp from the movie "A Christmas Story" and is ready to take on an entertainment ...
We all know Stephen A. Smith just likes to hear himself talk sometimes and often has to be the loudest voice in the room. While that often is pretty funny when he's talking about imaginary battles between animated characters (ie: "ratatoulay"), this was (quite ...
Ed Sheeran has become the unofficial soundtrack to weddings and retail spaces everywhere with his song, "Thinking Out Loud", being among the biggest. However, the impact that song has had on couples, it may have also had an impact on the estate of the ...
Who is this guy and why is no one helping?
During today’s Segment 17, we talked about a variety of topics that we didn’t get to on the regular radio show. They included: We talk to our pal Bert Kreischer! Some movie and TV show talk Facts of the day and (maybe) more! https://vimeo.com/623524092
Christopher Shapira and his wife Patricia Benitez were accused of attempting to kidnap a 3-year old girl when walking their dogs, and were recently cleared from the case. However, it wasn't without going through months of death threats and threats of physical harm.
Ohio never gave this guy trouble for his plate saying "IM GOD" but when he moved to Kentucky, the state attempted (and failed) to sue him. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0u2IC_Cr1-c Source: LEX18
You've probably had some strange Uber encounters in the past but nothing compares to this real life Grand Theft Auto auto experience this couple had. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3U7Zq9Fv9pA Source: CNN
They say art is worth a thousand words, and that's all this once half-a-million-dollar home is worth now. A man blasted his home with every color of the rainbow, causing a major eyesore and is now being sued by the Il Regalo Homeowners Association. ...
Imagine spending over $700,000 to buy a badass, old firehouse that had been converted to a home, only to then be sued by the city you bought it from because you were using it as a home. Doesn't make any sense, right? That's exactly ...
