Pleasures, “a one stop romance stop” in Huntsville, AL, is offering store credit to anyone who brings them their firearms.
An on-site gun dealer will assess the value of the gun, and then the credit c
You know that Visa commercial, in which four older fellows talk about how they’ve never missed a Super Bowl?
Well, now only three of them have been to every Super Bowl. Illness prevented Bob Cook, a Packers fan, from attending his 45th straight Super Bowl, and seeing his favorite team play.
Cook had planned to go, but when it was time for the Brown Deer, Wis., man to go to the airport he realized he wouldn’t be healthy enough to make the trip.
The 79-year-old's family considered getting him a private jet equipped with a doctor or nurse, so he could keep his legendary streak alive. Ultimately, however, his daughters went in his place. Keep reading to see Bob's Super Bowl commercial.
Marisa Miller was probably surprised to see this image of herself modeling Victoria's Secret "sexiest polo" with only one arm. But this is far from the first time an egregious Photoshop error has made it into a company's advertising. Check out a galle
These days, there's a reality TV show competition for all kinds of things. But even if you're not into singing, modeling or cooking, you can still get in on the trend, with the History Channel's "Top Shot," which premiered Tuesday night.
On the show, 16 top marksmen compete in a series of history-inspired challenges in an attempt to win $100,000 and the title of Top Shot. Keep reading for a sneak peak at Season 2 of the reality show for people who prefer firepower to fashion.
The Super Bowl wasn't the only "big game" going on last Sunday. The women of the Lingerie Football League also hit the field in Vegas, wearing much less than the Steelers and the Packers. Here are some shots from Lingerie Bowl VIII, in which the Los Angeles Temptations took down the Philadelphia Passions
See the snow accumulation from our LIVE! Snow Cam broadcasting from our Studios in the Fidelity Bank Building at Kemp & Kell. Forecasts are calling for 6-10 inches of the white stuff.
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Robert J. Michelson wanted to know how much trouble he could get in for growing one marijuana plant. So he called 911 and asked.
The dispatcher tried to dissuade him for using the emergency service for a non-emergency, but he persisted, and admitted he was growing marijuana before asking her what the legal ramifications of doing that would be.
Not long after his misguided call, the cops traced his number and showed up at his house.
Michelson was arrested and charged with variety of drug related crimes, including illegal cultivation of marijuana. Keep reading for the tape of the 911 call.
Christina Aguilera has the right kind of voice to belt out a memorable national anthem. Unfortunately, her performance at Super Bowl XLV will be remembered for the wrong reason.
As you’ve probably heard, Aguilera flubbed the anthem, forgetting the lyric "o’er the ramparts we watched."
Aguilera is far from the first person to botch the Star Spangled Banner. Check out last night's flub and seven other singers who made a mess of the anthem on much smaller stages.
The Green Bay Packers are the champions of Super Bowl XLV. Now the three-million-dollars-for-30-seconds-of-airtime question is ... which Super Bowl ad ruled 2011? Here’s our stab at this years 10 best Super Bowl commercials.
Annie Leung has been official recognized as the best female guitar hero player in the world.
Playing Guitar Hero 3, the 25-year-old University of Berkeley graduate scored 789,2349 points on the expert level of “Through the Fire and Flames” by DragonForce. According to the folks at the Guinness Book of World Records, that’s more points than any female has ever accumulated in a single game.
Leung, who goes by the nickname “Ecstacy,” plays Guitar Hero professionally. Her website says she is one of the top five players in the nation of any gender. Keep reading to see video of the record-setting shredder.
Check out some amazing shots of the aftermath of the worst cyclone in Australia's history, which hit Queensland yesterday.
Every sports team has "that fan" -- the guy who shows up wearing something crazy, drinks too much and acts the fool, all to the delight of the other spectators. For Utah State's Aggies, that guy is "Wild" Bill Sproat, whose antics, costumes and propensity for shirtlessness have made him something of a local legend.
In honor of Wild Bill debuting his "little teapot" costume at Wednesday night's game, we've compiled a gallery of some of our favorite looks from the portly sports-lover. After the jump, you can see video of the man in action.
