Television

From reading fake names to taking phone calls from poorly vetted 'guests', this compilation video of news anchors nationwide getting pranked is never not funny. Isn't that right, Hugh Janus?

If you're like me your office pool bracket was not only busted, it was carpet bombed by temas like Yale and Little Rock. But why be sad? The point is, if you’re crying in your beer because your bracket is already busted, that doesn’t mean you still can’t have some fun with gambling – especially with the prop bets that are still floating around out there.

On this St. Patrick's Day, we often are led to believe stereotypes about the Irish, like they drink all the time and are constantly happy, are fact. Well, this Irsh guy is neither drunk nor happy, as he blasts the 'ponce' that is St. Patrick's Day celebrations.

Charlie Shortino, the weather guy at WMTV in Madison, WI thinks he's funny. The problem is no one else does. Just title this one "When news anchors attack" or..."When a beastiality joke on morning news just isn't enough..."

This little girl called reinforcements to avoid a wardrobe malfunction.

An angry Claire Underwood has left Frank as he prepares his campaign march, but with psycho Chief of Staff Doug Stamper up and good again, I don't think she'll be much of a problem. Am I right? Yup, it's time for another season of the political thriller 'House of Cards' as season four hits Netflix today. Also new in March, season five of 'Louie' and season ten of 'Trailer Park Boys'.

Netflix has tapped into the goldmine of our nostalgia with the spin off of Full House. If you haven't binge watched it yet. You need to. Here's why.

Ann Arbor is known for its active blues music scene, so it should come as no surprise that a blues guy from A-squared would show up on the NBC reality vocal competition 'The Voice'.  And Laith Al-Saadi didn't disappoint.

A Golden Retriever in Spring Lake named Wesley was born with a bad set of choppers, but a enterprising veterinarian has come up with a solution: doggie braces.

When you're suffering from a bad cold and it's snowing outside, you tend to watch WAY too much Netflix. Last week, I stumbled across a series called Cooked, which is the history of cooking. It was fascinating. The first episode was called 'Fire', which showed how the invention of fire led to the modern barbeque. It made me desire fire grilled meat. Fortunately, Grand Rapids has five places that do

You gotta love how anything can happen on live television.

Talk about dodging a bullet… a family from Indianapolis was unharmed after being Uber driver/killer Jason Brian Dalton’s last fare during his rampage.