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Either passing through town, or born and raised here are 5 folks who made it to the big time, with starts right here in West Michigan.

Making plans for New Year's Eve? Why not plan to go to five of the best parties Downtown Grand Rapids has to offer?
You can do just that with this awesome New Year's Eve Party Hopping Package!

Mitt Romeny and Evander Holyfield had their big charity boxing match in Salt Lake City on Friday night.
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After months of bad jokes and eye-rolling from the Internet hive mind, "50 Shades of Grey" has arrived and it’s just as huge as everyone predicted.

GRAND RAPIDS BIG GAME SQUARES PROMOTION OFFICIAL RULES
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YouTube channel Music Vault just added a live performance of the Talking Heads when they were, arguably, at their peak.
The show took place Nov. 4, 1980 at the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, N.J. during the band's Remain In Light Tour.

Despite starting a third-string quarterback, No. 4 Ohio State rallied from an early 15-point deficit to upset No. 1 Alabama, 42-35, on Thursday night in New Orleans and advance to college football playoff championship.

The holidays are winding down and we head into the new year with new films hitting theaters in 2015.
January kicks off with plenty of movie options to help escape the winter blues, although there's only one new film out this New Year's week.

After being left out of the college football playoff, Baylor looks to make a statement against Michigan State.

This is the week when "The Interview" was going to be released, but some hackers infiltrated Sony Pictures Entertainment's computers, made some threats and got the farce about an assassination plot against North Korean leader Kim Jong-un by two American journalists -- starring Seth Rogen a…

It looks like "The Interview" -- Seth Rogen’s ultra-controversial comedy about an American assassination attempt on North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un — will open on Christmas after all.

The new movies start early this week with two releases on a Wednesday.
The releases this week include sequels for "The Hobbit" and "Night at the Museum" and the return of a precocious little girl named Annie.