Television

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.

With enough money, you can pay two famous stuntwomen to reenact the epic chicken fight scene from 'Family Guy.' That's what happened here.

The show is called "America's Got Talent", and that is exactly what the name implies when unknown singing sensations surpass their initial stage debut, and jet off to the next round of "real" competition.

Guys, most of us can relate to the cheerleader in high school story right?  In my school, the babes had three categories.  They were "burning hot", "scorching" and "flame-throwing delicious", and getting one to acknowledge my existence was much like the first half of this 1987 movie:

Singing competition shows have been popular for decades, and they've proliferated all over the TV dial since 'American Idol' debuted over a decade ago. But don't expect to find one playing on Brian May's set anytime soon.

Imagine seeing your name on live television, as a suspect in the Boston bombings! It happened to Zooey Deschanel, perhaps because of auto-correct. A closed-captioning sentence on a Fox affiliate last Friday said of the suspect, "He is 19-year-old Zooey Deschanel.” The suspect authorities were looking for was of course, 19-year-old Dzhokar Tsarnaev.  Click through to see the screen shot. Read

ATTENTION:  Calling all "wannabe" actors and actresses! East Texas is in need of people who have the flair for the dramatic, are outgoing, and dig the outdoors!  Sound like you?

For those of us familiar with the Mickey Mouse Club of the 1950s, and the beach party rage movies of the early 1960s, will be sad to hear that Annette Funicello has died.

One of my personal favorite reality television shows is Restaurant Impossible, and while I sometimes don't understand the words coming from the mouth of the show's host, Robert Irvine (because he sometimes shouts orders in a thick accent), I'm floored with his expertise and the buck stops here attitude.

When I hear about the wasteful spending going on in Washington, D.C., like giving billions of dollars to Egypt, it fries me that some buck-a-roos can't be set aside for the cure of Cancer. In my hey day, Syphilis and Gonorrhea were the bad boys, but now, Cancer is everywhere, and while strides are being made to combat this killer, we still have not yet found the magic bullet.

As we've been reading about the concerts by the Sound City Players, the supergroup assembled by Dave Grohl to help promote 'Sound City,' his movie about the Los Angeles studio, we've become intrigued by a new song he co-wrote with Stevie Nicks, 'You Can't Fix This.' Last night, the two performed the song on CBS' 'The Late Show with David Letterman.'

The third season of 'Oprah's Master Class' will feature Fleetwood Mac's Stevie Nicks talking candidly about her life, career and struggle with drugs. She's one of four celebrities featured in a trailer for the OWN Network program, which begins on March 3 at 10PM ET.