Humor

Face it guys, our wives go through so much as a mother that we don't understand. Only other mothers truly understand what is happening. That's why, when I found this video, I knew I had to post it.

There have been so many wedding videos of sweet father/daughter dances. Some even turning into a father/daughter rock fest with some cool moves.  However, I'll bet you haven't seen anything like this before.

If you were born in the 1900s, boy that make me feel old, you'll get a kick out of this. Realistically, if you were born anytime before December 31, 1999, you'll love this.

This is an adorable video for moms everywhere. We all know that being a mom requires a lot of patience and a lot of skill. Let's face it, moms put up with so much. When the kids are little, even big, dealing with your kids' moods is tough. But, this mom may have a very creative answer.

Avenue Q, opening at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre May 29, features a delightful blend of a cast of humans and puppets in a plot that tackles subjects such as dating, racism, internet porn, being gay and finding a purpose in life. In short, Avenue Q is about community, and the Grand Rapids Civic Theatre and School of Theatre Arts’ is the first community theatre in Grand Rapids to produce this (2004)

There's nothing better than a fun game night with your family at home. I've never seen this game before, but we may have to pick up "Pie in the Face." Check out this adorable little boy and his grandpa as they play Pie In the Face.

Have you ever had an episode when you couldn't get your seat belt off in your car? It's happened to everybody a time or two. But, this guy, Clint, he's way too stuck, and it's way to funny.

One of the new movies opening this weekend was the Paul Blart sequel, starring Kevin James. Did you see it? Will you see it?

Entertainer, actor and comedian Kevin Hart is headed out on a North American arena tour hitting 45 cities in the U.S. and Canada, including Grand Rapids' Van Andel Arena on May 17.

This is absolutely hysterical. A driving school was breaking in their new instructors, and thought it would be slightly funny to prank some them on their very first day on the job. So, what do they do?

Anything can happen at a live show, including pieces of the set falling apart-- which is what happened at Pat Oswalt's LaughFest performance on Friday night.

The other day, I posted a little video featuring some of my friends I worked with at KLAQ in El Paso, as they attempted to pronounce some Michigan and Midwest words. They failed in spectacular fashion. So, as punishment, they sent us some Spanish words to try.