Foster’s Voice Interview

Recently, I had the opportunity to interview Kevin Atwood and James “Sully” Sullivan about Foster’s Voice, a non-profit organization who’s mission is to end suicide and the stigma around mental illness by improving the conversations and creating

Now You Know Fun Fact of the Day

NOW YOU KNOW FUN FACT OF THE DAY: The U.S. has been in debt for its entire history . . . except for one year, from 1835 to 1836, when Andrew Jackson was president and managed to

What’s New To View in Theaters

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One new movie hits theaters this weekend and that’s the computer science/mystery/thriller Missing starring Nia Long and Storm Reid.    

What’s New To View on DVD

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A couple of DVD’s hit store shelves today. First, there’s Till. It’s based on the true story of Mamie Till-Bradley, an educator and activist who pursued justice after the murder of her 14-year-old son Emmett in 1955.

Mental Floss Trivia

MENTAL FLOSS TRIVIA: In the wild, elephants do this about two hours a day. In captivity, they do it about 6 hours a day. What is it? ANSWER: Sleep!

Happy News

America’s oldest living World War Two vet just celebrated his 112th birthday.  His name is Lawrence Brooks, and he lives in New Orleans.  He got married after the war and had five kids.  Now he’s got 13

Files of the Criminally Stupid

PAGE ONE: A couple of guys at a Five Guys burger joint in Pennsylvania got into a fight after one of them said the other wasn’t working hard enough.  So the guy accused of being lazy pulled

Pet Tails

A fisherman in Thailand has reeled in a lump of waxy of whale vomit that could be worth around $200,000. At first, he thought it was just an ordinary rock, but when he took a closer look,

Files of the Criminally Stupid

In Chicago, 22-year-old Elliott Scott stole a truck from a towing company last week . . . but called 911 to report the truck’s owner pulled a gun on him. The truck had GPS so cops already

Happy News

Letter carrier Fernando Garcia was on his daily route in Norwalk, California, when he sprang into action to save a man who had severely cut his arm with a chainsaw. The U.S. Postal Service worker heard screams