It's time to celebrate Movember and we want to see your 'stache! We've got a crisp $100 bill we'll give away Dec. 1 to a random person who sends in a picture of a mustache. Men: we want to see your Movember 'stache. Women & children: send in whatever -- fake mustaches, drawn mustaches, paper mustaches, grandma mustaches!
We know you took a lot of photos last night and we want to see them! Babies, kids, teenagers, adults, pumpkins, desserts, decorations... whatever. Share them with us and we'll pick a random submission to receive a family-four pack of tickets to an upcoming Tri-City Americans game!
The geekosphere was rocked today with the announcement that Disney has purchased Lucasfilm, the home of 'Star Wars,' for $4 billion. If that wasn't enough to inspire "Goofy shot first" jokes, Disney also announced plans to release a new 'Star Wars' movie in 2015 which will not be written or directed by George Lucas. (The creator fans love to hate will stay on in a creative consultant capacity.)
But fans of both "a galaxy far, far away" and The Mouse House have been creating awesome mash-up artwork as long as the internet (or at least DeviantArt) has been around.
As predicted, Hurricane Sandy created one crazy night. Millions without power, explosions, flooding and at least 18 people dead. Don't let your braggedy friends on Facebook convince you this wasn't a big deal. It was crazy. Here are some pics to sum up what happened. Feel free to share your photos in the comments.
When Big Bear asked the Great Bill Cosby to invite listeners to "keep the KORD plugged in," he intentionally said, "Keep the CORN plugged in." And for good reason! Plugging corn in makes a lot more sense than a cord (or KORD). Here's the proof:
Today's Mind Bender was awesome! Probably one of the trickiest this month (or "tricksy" as Gollum would say). Can YOU guess what nation has the most severe weather in the world.
Between your foolproof stencil of Justin Bieber's face and an endless supply of premium 99 cent carving tools, you probably envisioned yourself minutes away from that dreamy pop star pumpkin glowing all over your neighbors' jealous faces. What could go wrong?
Too often celebrities and musicians are put on a pedestal to make them seem more important or out of touch with the lives of the average, everyday, person. Former American Idol contestant Lauren Alaina is not a part of that group.
Last weekend, the 17-year-old spent her free time attending a homecoming dance for a boy suffering from a terminal brain tumor.
Here are a few photos from big winter storms over the past 60 years. Do you have any? Share them.
We call our station vehicles "rigs." This causes confusion sometimes when one of us calls everything with four wheels a "rig." It happened again this morning.
Do you take a family photo to send as, or with, a holiday greeting card? Send us a copy! Later in the week we'll share with our audience any pics we receive.
