In keeping with our Father's Day theme this week, we salute former President Bill Clinton told doctors he would not be refused and haggled his way into the operating room just before his daughter Chelsea was born. On Tuesday June 11th, 2013, The National Father’s Day Committee named Bill Clinton “Father of the Year”. Well deserved Mr. President!
I've said it before and I'll say it again...what's with Russian dash cams catching all the action? In this video, a dog isn't catching a frisbee or fetching a stick...it's actually pushing it's masters down a flooded street. Not only were the people driving through flooded streets but they were recording video rather than stopping to help.
In addition to Old Glory, you'll find other flags above the courthouse in downtown Utica. Here's a look at other flags that fly above Central New York.
Hey Dad, have you ever had an awkward moment with your child and it was captured in a photo? I have. The photo above was taken just moments before I stood up and slammed my son's head into the ceiling fan. Keeping with this week's Father's Day theme, enjoy a video, courtesy of the guys at Awkward Family Photos, featuring twenty-one of the most cringe-worthy Dad-centric pictures, along with music they created in Dad's honor.
You really can't blame the dogs. Everyone else is playing with the ball, why can't they?
We've been doing our best to keep up with the 'Veronica Mars' movie, which so far as we know has yet to actually enter production, but certainly won't be doing so without some of its most recognizable stars. The latest to sign on for the fan-funded feature is that of fan-favorite Tina Majorino's hacker extraordinaire, Cindy “Mac” Mackenzie, along with a host of familiar faces.
Director J.J. Abrams hasn't shot a single roll of film, and 'Star Wars: Episode 7' has already sparked more rumors than we can count. But this one might actually be something worth paying attention to.
It is now apparently a done deal. AHL hockey is coming back to Utica, according to the Vancouver Sun.
Though most efforts to transfer video games into feature-length films have been a bust, it's no surprise that Ubisoft is looking to bring their most popular titles to the big screen. The company already has 'Assassin's Creed,' 'Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon,' and 'Splinter Cell' in the works, but they're now working on 'Far Cry,' 'Rabbids' and 'Watch Dogs' as well.
Adam Lambert, a self-proclaimed "Joan Ranger," was on E!'s 'Fashion Police' last night (June 10) competing in a contest to take Joan Rivers out on a belated birthday date. And surprise, surprise, he won.
Granted his competition was Gilbert Gottfried and basketball player Darius Morris -- so he kinda had this in the bag.
We all go out for dinner, but how many of us can say we've gone up for dinner?
