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The comedian, filmmaker, and host sounds off on 2024, CNN, Joe Rogan, and more in this episode of The Last Laugh podcast.

KINGMAN – There’s no shortage of people needing a helping hand when it comes to food these days.

In this weeks Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Dave Meltzer had some notes on Impact Wrestling including the return of a former Knockouts Champion, the future for Josh Alexander and Moose and getting out of Nashville, TN, for a while. Meltzer noted that a story was going around that Moose had received a main roster offer from WWE, but turned it down to stay in Impact. He said there were talks as Mooses deal was running out, but the WWE offer would be NXT first and not one where he would go right...

Exeter, ON, Canada / 90.5 Exeter Today May 5, 2021 | 11:28 AM What started as a song, and a meeting has now evolved into a mental health awareness and donation event. Dustin SkySmith is the founder of Skyline Studios and came up with the Shelter Project and he tells us more about the program.

The 4th annual Shelter Project is taking place right now. Dustin SkySmith is the founder of Skyline Studios and came up with the Shelter Project which donated funds back to the Tanner Steffler Foundation. He tells us that meeting with John Steffler was a big reason why the Shelter Project gives back to the Tanner Steffler Foundation.     The project sees musicians, and new this year photographers and visual artists submit work with a theme this year being Beneath the Mask. Full details along ...

Impact Wrestling will continue to stay busy on the special event front, announcing their next three special events on Sundays Rebellion show. It begins on Saturday, May 15th with Under Siege on Impact Plus. This will be the first-such named event in company history.  It continues on Saturday, June 12th with the return of Against All Odds after a years absence. Traditionally a February show, it started in 2005 in then-TNA and became an annual PPV through 2012. After six years away, Impact broug...

Athenaeum Theatre Productions, the managers of the operations at the Athenaeum Theatre, Chicago’s oldest continuously operating Off-Loop theatre, and the award-winning Skyline Studios have announced a new partnership bringing musical theatre camps to the Athenaeum Theatre, 2936 N. Southport Ave, this summer.

Article content Who couldn’t use even a little more love on Valentine’s Day? Downtown businesses are one large group that could use some affection during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the Mitchell Business Improvement Area (BIA) is aiming to give it to them. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Showing some downtown love on Valentines Day Back to video The BIA is presenting ‘Artists of West Perth’ this Sunday, Feb. 14 at 6:30 p.m. virtually on th...