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I am doing my best to not 'sensationalize' the stories that I post on our website (the rest of the web had the headline "Erin Moran Homeless"), and since there were no direct quotes from Moran, I thought that I would give the benefit of the doubt.

Ever wanted to see a radio or television station tower fall?  Watch how they crumble in a controlled demolition .

The LSU Tigers will open the 2013 NCAA Football season at Dallas Cowboys Stadium. Les Miles' squad is slated to face TCU in the Cowboys Classic on August 31st.

Life is not about the miles, but how you live them.  As I turn 49-years-old today, I have found myself reflecting on my life all day today.

You can keep your illegally-obtained photos of the unfortunate and modest Duchess of Cambridge -- we prefer the self-tweeted revelation brought to us Sunday night courtesy of Sofia Vergara’s fortuitous wardrobe malfunction at the Emmys.

WHAT YEAR WAS IT These songs were popular: 'Heart Of Glass' (Blondie) 'Sad Eyes' (Robert John) 'Babe' (Styx) These events were making headlines: Congress approves the creation of the Department of Education. A nuclear power plant accident occurs at Three Mile Island, Pennsylvania, releasing radiation. 43 million watch "Elvis!" on ABC.

Michael Jackson and Freddie Mercury recorded a few songs together but they were never released.

WHAT YEAR WAS IT These songs were on the radio: 'Tell Her About It' (Billy Joel) 'Every Breath You Take' (The Police) 'Total Eclipse Of The Heart' (Bonnie Tyler) These events were making headlines: A first class stamp costs 20 cents. Cable TV subscribers reach the 30 million mark. The Dow-Jones Industrial Average closes above the 1,200 mark for the first time.

What Year Was It? These songs were popular: 'Do You Love Me' (The Contours) 'The Twist' (Chubby Checker) 'The Loco-Motion' (Little Eva) These were current events: The first James Bond movie, 'Dr. No,' is released.  Starring as 007 is Sean Connery, 32. Marilyn Monroe dies of a barbiturate overdose at age 36. Walter Cronkite begins anchoring the 'CBS Evening News.'

MacKenzie Bourg from NBC's 'The Voice' will be on the air with CJ and Debbie Ray Tomorrow  morning around 7:30AM.

WHAT YEAR WAS IT? These songs were on the radio: 'We Can Work It Out' (The Beatles) 'Summer In The City' (The Lovin’ Spoonful) 'You Keep Me Hangin’ On' (The Supremes) These events were shaping the world: 'Star Trek' is launched.  It will become one of the few series to be more popular in syndication that in its network run. LSD is pulled off the market by its manufacturer after being banned b

Redneckinizing like only she can, Honey Boo Boo disrupts the Anderson Cooper show in an interview with she and her mom June Shannon.

What Year Was It? These songs were on the charts: 'Human' (Human League) 'Amanda' (Boston) 'True Colors' (Cyndi Lauper) These events were in the news: The 'Oprah Winfrey Show' hits national TV. Nintendo video games are introduced in the U.S. Clint Eastwood is elected mayor of Carmel, California

MacKenzie Bourg will be on 'The Voice' tomorrow night.

What Year Was It! These songs were on the radio: 'Band On The Run' (Paul McCartney & Wings) 'I Shot The Sheriff' (Eric Clapton) 'Bennie And The Jets' (Elton John) These events were taking place: 'All In The Family' is the top rated show. People magazine debuts. New York Yankees Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford are elected to Hall of Fame.

"Name a yellow fruit." "Orange." It is answers like this that will get you included on a supercut of the worst answers in 'Family Feud' history.

Seven time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong has been stripped of his titles and banned from cycling for life. USADA made the announcement Thursday night.

Credibility is pretty essential for the media. If folks don’t believe what they read in the paper or see on the news, what’s the point?

In a selection process that would put ‘The Bachelorette’ to shame, Kelly Ripa has tried out almost 60 possible ‘LIVE!’ co-hosts since Regis Philbin left the show last year. And it looks like she’s finally found her match.

After weeks of speculation on who would take a seat next to diva-of-all-divas Mariah Carey on the revamped ‘American Idol‘ judges panel, it looks as though reigning rap royalty Nicki Minaj will be joining the show. Whoa. Mariah and Nicki? On one panel? That’s enough diva in one room to make the earth stop spinning on its axis.