Remember the Lay's potato chip slogan of yesteryear, "betcha can't eat just one"? Sure made me think about the chips I was buying, and readily admit, that Lays are dang good - with the exception of the "salt & vinegar" flavor - which simply sends my taste buds into the "Twilight Zone".
Journey guitarist Neal Schon proposed to his girlfriend Michaele Salahi on stage during the band's benefit concert in Baltimore, Md. last night (Oct. 14). The former reality show star tearfully and joyfully agreed to be his wife.
It won't be out until the end of the month, but Neil Young isn't waiting until Oct. 30 to start premiering music from 'Psychedelic Pill,' his new album with Crazy Horse -- in fact, he's just released a video for one of the record's longest tracks, 'Ramada Inn.'
Sammi Kane Kraft was not a household name, and unless you liked the original "Bad News Bears" of 1976 enough to watch the so-so sequel of 2005, her death will read like any other obituary post in Section "C" of the newspaper.
Legends will tell you that Alex Karras had a big heart, and to hear the outspoken man talk, you would have thought you just got beaten up by a giant teddy bear, but on the gridiron, Karras was a human wrecking ball playing his entire career with the Detroit Lions, missing only one game in 12 seasons.
Hold the phone! I mean the bidding. Where's Bob Barker when you need him? Did you hear the news about the change upcoming on the legendary game show "The Price is Right"?
First, I'm all for change, but the deep roots of a gargantuan staple that has been the face of daytime television since 1972, is about to break with tradition.
One the questions Chef John of Food Wishes is asked most frequently: how do chefs manage to flip food in a pan? Eventually he decided to film a video for all of us slobs, revealing (with low-stakes snack food) how the pros do it.
Neil Young has been one of the mp3's most outspoken opponents for years, publicly decrying the format's sound limitations while infamously holding up his 'Archives' box set series until he could find a way to make current technology work for his music. Now he appears to be ready to put his money where his mouth is by debuting an all-new piece of hardware, dubbed the Pono.
Chickenfoot are getting set to re-release their self-titled 2009 debut album in October, featuring four live bonus tracks. But fans won't have to wait that long for a taste; you can hear the live version of 'Lighten Up' right here, thanks to our exclusive preview.
When Bruce Springsteen started recording a batch of new songs to a four-track tape machine in his New Jersey bedroom in January 1982, he wasn’t planning to release an album. The acoustic demos were to be used as guidelines for the E Street Band, who would bring their epic heft to the two dozen or so songs Springsteen had recently written. But something happened along the way to Springsteen’s sixth album: The more he listened to the bare, stark songs on the cassette he carried around, the more he thought this was how they were supposed to sound.
