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Perhaps your experience with Legos is similar to mine.  You enjoyed playing with them as a kid, but you could never quite build anything as elaborate as shown on the box.  And now you have kids who play with Legos, and they are better at building elaborate things with the toy blocks than you ever were...

Even the heavy hitters of musical inspiration have bad days, and Mr. Crazy Horse is no exception, and maybe Neil Young should follow in the footsteps of Jay Leno's passion for collecting automobiles, that is keeping them under regular maintenance schedules.

Ozzy Osbourne's son Jack will be following in the footsteps of his sister Kelly, when he appears on "Dancing With the Stars", as a celebrity competitor.

Perhaps all work and no play really does make Jack a dull boy. 3-time Oscar-winning actor Jack Nicholson has quietly retired from acting according to a new report citing sources close to the 76-year-old actor. The actor reportedly suffering from memory loss and has no further plans to appear in any more movies.

Lufkin's Dave Fenley made it all the way to the semi-final round of America's Got Talent, but that great run came to an end Wednesday night.

Dave Fenley has played shows in Texas and all over the US, and even though he's a semi-finalist on a national TV show, he's keeping his tour commitments. He played a show last night in Virginia, as he continues to advance further in the competition on America's Got Talent.

There is a legacy shaping up in Hollywood that is garnering many headlines that nobody seems to be talking about, so allow me to break the silence.

Being in the radio 'biz', I know a little something about ratings, and the media outlet dependency on these "numbers" to insure a benchmark for strategic marketing, promotions guidance, and solid programming content. Just like radio, television has the mathematician crunching the numbers inside 15 minute quadrants, so as to compare them with the competition and eradicate the flaw(s) like

Her birthing name was Karen Blanche Ziegler, but even her stage name - Karen Black - went hardly noticed.

Her roles included that of a waitress in 1971's "The Last Picture Show", the companion of a con man in 1973's "The Sting", and in 1985's "Clue", she was Mrs. Peacock.

Hard to believe we lost Dennis Farina yesterday.  One of the finest character actors to appear on television.

By now you have probably heard the news that James Gandolfini has died.  He was best known for his portrayal of a mob boss in the HBO smasher "The Sopranos".