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Nachos. Face full of nachos and cheese and salsa. Pirates fan getting a plate of nachos, scrambling to go after a foul ball. He loses the ball, his beer and his food. Poor guy. All that cheese. But he was laughing about it. Have a great day. Fox and friends starts right now. Bye. Well, good thursday morning to you and your family. Tail end of the week. Its august 11th. Im ainsley earhardt. We start with a fox news alert. A dramatic raid takes down a wouldbe homicide bomber, s. W. A. T. Team shoo...

Mike and Karen discussed a couple of crazy, out of the box marketing campaigns on Marketing Update.

The holiday season is in full swing, and that means the annual re-appearance of holiday film classics such as “It’s a Wonderful Life”, “A Christmas Story”, “Elf”, “Bad Santa”, and one of my very favorites – “Miracle on 34th Street”. Those of you who are not old-time radio fans, might not know that the original 1947 film, starring Maureen O’Hara, John Payne, Edmund Gwenn, and a

Ray Richmond's definitive list includes "Death Becomes Her," "Shaun of the Dead" and "Fright Night."

A new video from the JoBlo Horror Originals channel takes a look at the best scene in House II: The Second Story

Historical bad practices have left a legacy of pollution in the fragile ecosystem of Antarctica, but efforts are underway to chart a better future

Recent research has unveiled that areas of the sea floor near Australia’s Casey research station contain pollution levels akin to Rio de Janeiro's harbor.

Historical bad practices have left a legacy of pollution, but efforts are under way to chart a better future. Historical bad practices have left a legacy of pollution, but efforts are under way to chart a better future.

Melinda Peterson passed away earlier this month. She was an immensely gifted actress on stage, screen, and radio, and a kind and generous human being. I met Melinda only twice in person, when she accompanied her husband, Phil Proctor of the legendary comedy troupe Firesign Theatre, to on-air appearances at KBOO. And she made everyone at the station feel like we were among her

Melinda Peterson passed away earlier this month. She was an immensely gifted actress on stage, screen, and radio, and a kind and generous human being. I met Melinda only twice in person, when she accompanied her husband, Phil Proctor of the legendary comedy troupe Firesign Theatre, to on-air appearances at KBOO. And she made everyone at the station feel like we were among her