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By Steve Vertlieb: This is a love story, as wondrous, tender, and affectionate as any that you’ll ever read. In the current vernacular, it might be referred to as a “bromance,” the non-romantic affection for one man by another. For, in all my life, I have never felt the adoration for another human soul…beyond my

Lakeward Spirits trying to reinvest itself. Now going under the name of Barrel Factory Distilling they are trying to push failed products

A decade after Target suffered a major security breach, are we still disregarding the gaping holes in our cyber fortifications?

In Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?!, we quiz an artist on their own career to see how much they can remember

Essentials WHAT #2 Michigan (9-0) vs #10 Penn State (8-1)   WHERE Beaver Stadium State College, PA WHEN Noon Eastern THE LINE M –4.5 (Vegas) M –6 (Bill C) TELEVISION FOX PBP: Gus Johnson Color: Joel Klatt TICKETS From $201. WEATHER cloudy minimal wind mid-40s Overview It is November 10th. The season starts tomorrow. Jim Harbaugh is on a plane; the Big Ten hasn't said a dang thing. Welcome to the silliest of all seasons. Michigan takes on a Penn State program that has consistently been ...

Enter To Win Tickets To The Temps and Four Tops

Written and directed by Lloyd Lee Choi, Closing Dynasty, follows 7-year-old Asian-American Queenie, brimming with confidence and swagger as she fearlessly scours the subways and streets of New York City alone, scheming different ways to make a dollar. This incredibly thought-provoking short film won the coveted Crystal Bear for Best Short (Generations) at Berlinale, Audience

Long before he “Restored the Roar” at long last to the Detroit Lions, Motor City Dan Campbell was just a fun-loving backup tight end for the New York Giants.

Often referred to as American Music Royalty, The Temptations & The Four Tops, originally called the “Four Aims” visit Lubbock on October 29th

Often referred to as American Music Royalty, The Temptations & The Four Tops, originally called the “Four Aims” visit Lubbock on October 29th