We’re still pinching ourselves at the notion that ‘Community’ survived to its sixth season after all, but Yahoo Screen will have much more than a pinch this March. The Greendale gang has officially set a March return for the ostensibly final season of ‘Community’ (assuming #SixSeasonsAndAMovie), also revealing their episode schedule.
Yahoo has released its top searches for 2014, and Ebola tops the list.
This year’s top searches on Yahoo included a national obsession, an international health crisis and some favorite women stars.
Yes, there are other search engines other than Google.
Some products are synonymous with their picture. You can always see The Golden Arches in the McDonalds logo. And with most Apple products (I Phones, etc) there is one recurring theme.
I frequent both places. Walmart more for food and household items. Dollar Tree for cleaning and what I call "temporary" items. Things for my kids that they will break easily.
This is a public service announcement from me, Craig Russell, self-proclaimed bacon aficionado of the WFGR staff.
There is a better and easier way to make America's favorite salted and cured pig meat: bacon.
I like to write and comment on things I find funny or interesting or what piques my interest. Or topics I might not be able to comment on on the radio, I get a chance to talk about here.
Now it's Friday night, and admittedly, there's not a ton of things going on in the world...
I love hearing when people mess up movie lines and song lyrics. My favorite is the misquote of Jimi Hendrix's "Purple Haze" 'Excuse me while I kiss this guy'! Classic!
By the time you read this, Lauren will be on a flight to go see Phish, the jam band playing concerts this weekend. And since she is gone, and beer news has happened, I'm taking over her beer beat!
One thing that is truly American is film and movies.
The movie business started in the late 1910s in Los Angeles, in the Hollywood section of town; and not in England or France or China. Nope, it began right here in the good ol' U.S. of A.
"Storage 24."
The British-made movie grossed $72 in U.S. box office receipts last year.
You read that right: 72 bucks; less than a C-Note.
Now to be fair, it was a terrible movie. And had no budget. And it only played on one screen for a week.
But for a week, wouldn't you think 20 people, even out of curiosity, would stumble into the theatre to see this? Maybe?