Watch These Cats Getting Stuck in Jars — Daily Distraction
Cats love to squeeze into tight spaces: barely open drawers, the gap between the wall and the couch, and, of course, cat-size jars.
Cats love to squeeze into tight spaces: barely open drawers, the gap between the wall and the couch, and, of course, cat-size jars.
Here's something that a lot of people don't understand: I love to watch golf on TV. Seriously. I'm obviously not alone, as the PGA Tour gets network coverage every weekend. But all of us golf fans have, at one time or another, had to explain "how we can watch that."
Saturday is National Train Day and it got me to thinking about trains and all of the train songs that have been recorded over the years. There are quite a few train songs out there but for my money the best one ever is The City of New Orleans written by Steve Goodman in 1971.
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It was sad to hear today of the passing of Ray Harryhausen. His name might not be immediately familiar, but it's very likely that you've seen a movie or two of his. In fact, two of my all-time favorite movies from when I was a kid, 'Jason and the Argonauts' and 'Clash of the Titans,' were films that Ray Harryhausen brought to life. He wasn't the director of these movies, though. He was the effects artist that mastered combining live action with stop-motion animation.
Once again this year the Hannibal Y-Men have a full schedule of live music and good times planned, and it all starts this Friday evening.
Bad news for Phillip Phillips fans. The 'American Idol' winner and 'Home' singer has to nix his remaining tour dates -- but not because he wants to.
Christmas has come early for all you Lovatics! Demi Lovato has steadily been releasing songs from her upcoming fourth studio album 'DEMI.' Harnessing the enthusiasm (or impatience) of her fans, Demi tweeted:
If there's anything better than AMC's 'The Walking Dead' it might just be 'The Walking (And Talking) Dead.'
I was reading my Sunday edition of the Quincy Herald Whig when I came across an insert for National Train Day which is Saturday, May 11. The insert was apparently provided and paid for by the Henry County, Illinois Tourism Bureau, The City of Kewanee, Illinois, and the Kewanee Chamber of Commerce and Illinois Mile after Magnificent Mile.