What Ya Missed, Bad Parent Pranks, May The Fourth Be With You Day, Faking Disabilities and #FireColbert
What Ya Missed, Bad Parent Pranks, May The Fourth Be With You Day, Faking Disabilities and #FireColbert
(from esquire.co.uk)
The Arctic Monkeys frontman is but a shadow (puppets; last of) of his former self, a million miles from the indie rock scruff that emerged back in 2006. As the command of his on-stage persona has developed, so too has his style, and it’s admirable. Few men can pull off the full greaser look, and even fewer can maintain respect when whipping out a comb and seeing that all upstairs is in order, but he does it. (MORE HERE)
Lollapalooza 2016 Last Shadow Puppets: Alex Turner & Miles Kane inteviewed by Lauren and Marconi where Alex speaks specifically about fashion
The Last Shadow Puppets live at Lolla
Posted by 101 WKQX on Thursday, July 28, 2016
wALT interviews Alex Turner & Matt Helders of Artic Monkeys at Lolla 2014
(from nme.com)
The band Rise Against have been banned from shooting their latest video after being dubbed ‘anti-government’, it has been revealed.
The four piece had requested a permit to film the music video for their new track, ‘The Violence’, in a field in Virginia which is covered in 43 giant concrete busts of former presidents. Writing in a Facebook post, the band explained that though the permit was initially granted, the Board of Directors who oversee the location “pulled” the permission as “They decided we were ’anti-government.’” (MORE HERE)
Amazing performance of J-boy Tuesday on Fallon. Also see them from 2014 Lisztomania (Live on Letterman)
(from chicagoist.com)
The most notorious serial killer in Chicago history, H.H. Holmes, was also a notorious con artist—so much in fact that rumors swirled at the time of his hanging that he actually conned his way out of the death penalty and escaped to South America. Now, officials in Philadelphia and descendants of Holmes are hoping to put that longstanding speculation to rest, by digging up the killer’s body from his final resting place. (MORE HERE)
WATCH below as Rhett and Link explain the story of H.H. Holmes.
(from geekologie.com)
To advertise their new Signature Crafted Recipe sandwiches, this is a infomercial style pitch featuring Anthony Sullivan introducing the McDonald’s Frork, a piece of molded plastic you add three french fries into to make a fork. Check out a list of restaurant locations in Chicago giving out free Frorks with the purchase of a Signature Crafted Recipe sandwich on May 5th (MORE HERE)
MUST HAVE FRORK!!
What Ya Missed, Falling Asleep At Work, We Need To Talk and Motorcycle Road Rage…
Jonathan forgot an anniversary…
A Cleveland police dispatcher has received a 6 days suspension for sleeping on duty, and the FOX 8 I-TEAM has obtained police radio tapes showing her snoring after taking a call.
“Just cruising along until this old lady almost turns right in front of me…. I locked up my brakes and stalled out of anger haha thought I’d chase her down and make sure she pays better attention next time.” – Motorcycle Dude
OR you overreacted and look like a total jerk. She was no where near you!
Here’s a documentary I think Brian and Lou and sink their teeth into. It’s a 60 minute “dougumentary” all about the legendary eatery. The filmmakers are hoping to get a few screenings later this summer. -wALT
Celebrating National Concert Day all week long, Live Nation is offering one million $20 all-inclusive concert tickets to more than 1,000 participating shows across the country, with more than 30 in Chicago as part of its “Kickoff to Summer” including:
See a full list of nationwide shows available in the $20 concert ticket offer here.
Buy tickets by visiting Ticketmaster and Live Nation’s “Kickoff to Summer” website.
It’s going to be a great summer!!!
<3 @laurenoneil
Some people are in an uproar after the Chicago Bears (questionable?) draft moves (especially Angry Lou) but after watching our freshly drafted Running Back Tarik Cohen catch two balls at once… We gon be alright fam.
Think Mitch Trubisky can throw two balls at once?
<3 @laurenoneil
(from nme.com)
It’s been dubbed the ‘new Making A Murderer’
Netflix has shared a trailer for an upcoming true-crime documentary series called The Keepers, a show that’s already being dubbed the new Making A Murderer.
The Keepers will be a seven-part series, premiering on the streaming service on May 19. The film was directed by Ryan White (Serena, The Case Against 8) and produced by Film 45 and Tripod Media. White, Jessica Hargrave, Josh Braun, Ben Cotner, Jason Spingarn-Koff and Lisa Nishimura serve as executive producers.
The film looks at the alleged corruption of police and the Catholic church in the US city of Baltimore, focussing on the 1969 murder of a local nun named Sister Cathy. It is claimed that Cathy was killed because she was ready to expose instances of sexual abuse by members of the church. (MORE HERE)
What Ya Missed, Civil War Trivia, Where Did You Learn About Sex, Virginia Grohl and Orange Hi-C Fake Outrage..
We talked her new book “From Cradle to Stage: Stories from the Mothers Who Rocked and Raised Rock Stars” and Dave…
A new survey tried to figure out the “sex bases.” The consensus is: First base is kissing . . . second base is touching private areas but not genitalia . . . third base is hands below the belt . . . and a home run is sex. The survey also found that 74% of people learned about the bases from their friends or from TV . . . but 1% learned from their parents. And the average age they learned about them was between 11 and 15.
(from chicago.suntimes.com)
Buckingham Fountain, one of Chicago’s iconic lakefront attractions, will officially “open” on May 6 amid a host of special events and programming.The “Switch on Summer” celebration of the fountain’s 90th birthday will feature free giveaways, live entertainment from Beatles tribute band American English and family-friendly activities from 4 to 6 p.m. The fountain will be officially switched on at 6 p.m. More than a dozen Chicago-area cultural institutions will be represented at the festivities including the Adler Planetarium, Brookfield Zoo, Chicago Architecture Foundation, Chicago Botanic Garden, Chicago Children’s Museum, Chicago History Museum, Chicago Sky, Field Museum, Grant Park Music Festival, House Theatre, Lincoln Park Zoo, The Morton Arboretum, Museum of Science and Industry, National Museum of Mexican Art, Navy Pier, Puerto Rican Arts Alliance and the Shedd Aquarium, according to today’s announcement. (MORE HERE)
I love this fountain I really do even though the gargoyles are terrifying. I still wish they would let people go for a swim in it. I mean what better way to celebrate 90 years right?