TV

This is really a great ad as Nike gathered up the biggest names in sports for it's new TV spot. It seems to be so good that it has nearly two-million views since Saturday.

I ran across this classic bit from The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson, and had to share it. It is a supreme bit of magic and humor from Steve Martin.

Did you celebrate Back to the Future day this past Wednesday? You know, October 21, 2015. "Back to the Future" day sure ended in grand fashion on the Jimmy Kimmel Live show  Wednesday night.

It's been a long-running Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon bit, "Black Simon & Garfunkel," and gets lots of laughs. The other night, Black Simon & Garfunkel had a visitor.

No matter what you thought about the latest Republican Debate Wednesday night, or who you thought may have been the, so-called, winner, it was rather entertaining. That is is you were able to last through the three-hours of blaming everyone for everything.

The first day of ArtPrize will feature a Bob Ross look-alike competition. Ross hosted The Joy of Painting on PBS from 1983 - 1994.

Ready for a game show blooper? Of course you are.

A new documentary film about Gerald R. Ford has been commissioned by the Peter F. Secchia Family of Grand Rapids and the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Foundation. Ark Media and producers Barak Goodman and Chris Durrance are writing, directing and producing the film.

If you're sick of the Kardashians, you're not alone. I'm joining you, along with an Orlando, Florida TV host.

Do you have any of your, or your kids, old toys hanging around the house? I'm talking about action figures like He-Man, Transformers, G.I. Joe, and more. Kids toys and action figures have always been big business. Sometimes they are massive franchises that spawn billion dollar movies and decades of merchandise and enjoyment for kids and adults alike. Other times... well, they completely miss the m

From our Sunday morning, very cute video department, the battle of a boy and his hot dog.

Some of the funniest moments in comedy have been around a long time. Classic bits from the old Vaudeville days, that never get old, re-done with a modern twist, and remains funny to this day. That's what happened last week on Jimmy Fallon.