Behavioral science expert Patrick Fagan and reported by NME, the study finds that regular concert attendance can increase one’s lifespan by up to nine years. Fagan’s theory explains that “positive correlation between regularity of gig attendance and well-being,” and “additional scholarly research directly links high levels of wellbeing with a lifespan increase of nine years.”

In short, see more live music.

Burr Ridge does not want Costco to come to their town.

A petition in Burr Ridge is gaining momentum in the fight against the warehouse retailer. Residents pushing back say they’re concerned with traffic issues, noise, environmental damage and impact on property values.

Burr Ridge officials have repeatedly said there hasn’t been a formal offer yet.

The Chicago Bears are having trouble both on and off the field. Yesterday, it was announced that defensive coordinator Alan Williams had resigned from his position. A social media firestorm immediately followed, with reports that both the home of Williams and Halas Hall had been raided by federal agents. This story was first reported by Jon Zaghloul.

The Bears have since come out and denied all allegations outside of Williams simply resigning. Williams retained representation from Andrew M. Stroth, a Chicago-based sports attorney who’s worked with the Bears in past situations

It’s over.

According to scientists, Bennu, a Near-Earth Object, has a chance to pass through what they call a “gravity keyhole,” which would send it on a death-spiral towards Earth in the year 2182. A team predicts Bennu has a 1 in 2,700 of hitting Earth. In 2135, Bennu will zoom past Earth just close enough that our planet’s gravitational pull could affect it in just the right way to put it on a path to hit us on Sept. 24, 2182, which is only 159 years away.

You’ve got 159 years left to make something great happen. Go do it.

A man in Australia is suing a hospital after the 2018 birth of his child caused him psychological damage. A father filed the lawsuit several years after the successful C-section, declaring that the experience led to a “breakdown of his marriage.”

The man, in his claim, noted, “that the Hospital breached a duty of care it owed to him and is liable to pay him damages.”

The hospital in Australia has rebutted his claims because he did not suffer any injuries during the C-section he observed.

A video has resurfaced of a 1993 Burger King that had just introduced the acceptance of credit cards into their store. The ensuing video is full of hilarious sound bites and a good look back at yesteryear.

The biggest takeaway from this is that if you want a Whopper, you want it now, and you don’t want to have to phone-in New York.