Angus did the scream at the end of dirty deeds! Fucking awesome

Angus has the energy of a 14 year old

Back in black 3 songs in. These are the dirty old men of rock!

Back in black 3 songs in. These are the dirty MKE of

In my seat. Beer in hand. Ready to rock!

On the way to AC/DC in Milwaukee. I'll be updating my blog via text message from the show. Let there be rock!

AC/DC Tonight!!!!!!!

Highway to Hell YES!!!   Heading to AC/DC at the Bradley Center tonight and couldn't be more excited.  AC/DC is one of the bands on my "Concert Bucket List" - bands I need to see before I (or they) die.

Enjoying all the great AC/DC requests during the Whistle today... plus requests from your Concert Bucket Lists... I happened across this "Bucket List" of a different kind:  the Sex Bucket List.  Places to have sex before you die.

It's like a Dr. Seuss book... doing it in a box... with a fox... on a train... in the rain...

Happy Birthday Billy Dee Williams

You know him as swarthy space pimp Lando Calrissian from the Star Wars movies...

"You should join me in Cloud City, because you look like an angel."

...or as Gayle Sayers from "Brian's Song." 

James Caan gets cancer and dies.  Billy Dee makes it OK for dudes to cry.

He also played Harvey Dent in the movie Batman. 

No, not that Harvey Dent (although if it had been, they definitely should have gotten the Best Makeup Effects Oscar).  I'm talking Harvey from the 1989 Batman with Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson.  The one before Tim Burton sucked.

 "I've just made a deal that'll keep the Empire out of here forever."

But I may love Billy Dee Williams most of all as the pitchman for Colt 45 Malt Liquor.

Who needs Sex Panther Cologne (60% of the time, it works all the time) when you've got Colt 45?

I was nowhere near old enough to drink when Colt 45 used to run TV ads.  But I still remember how cool Billy Dee Williams was.  See for yourself:

That's smooth Billy Dee.  Very smooth.

I have no idea what's happening in this one. It makes no sense at all.

Fab 5 Freddy? Apparently this one ran on MTV a lot because it looks like a 90's rap video.

April Fools' from ABC

Some great April Fools' Day promo graphics on ABC.com

The Lost Alarm Clock

Check out this awesome Lost "Dharma Initiative" alarm clockThe snooze button you have to push every 108 minutes... hatches, polar bears, and smoke monsters not included.  Does not allow you to travel through time.

Check it out and buy one for yourself at www.ThinkGeek.com

Guess what Elwood wants for Xmas. Wait, that's too far away... make it Easter.

Welcome to the Handsome Men's Club

Mad Men Action Figures... Booze Not Included

Your favorite Mad Men characters are being turned into Barbie dolls.
In July, you'll be able to own your own plastic versions of "Don" and "Betty Draper" (Jon Hamm and January Jones), "Roger Sterling" (John Slattery) and "Joan Holloway" (Christina Hendricks). The dolls, which will set you back 74-95 each, come with such accessories as briefcases, hats and padded undergarments. Cigarettes and martini glasses are not included.

Ahh the dirty things I'll make Betty and Joan do to each other...

I'm Cuckoo for CoCo... LIVE

Yes!  Conan O'Brien is doing a live theater tour entitled, "The Legally Prohibited From Being Funny on Television Tour."

Good news: Coming to Chicago. 
Bad news: I can't go.

Check Conan's web site for more info and to buy tickets!

Tron Legacy trailer... in HD.

Oh hell yes... and the movie comes out on the day after my birthday.  Awesome.
Click here for the Tron Legacy trailer.

Go Marquette!

Heading to the Marquette v. Notre Dame game tomorrow with my brother Jeff. He mentioned the Buzz Williams dance moves today when he was on the air with me.   Check them out here.

Anthony Bourdain on Yo Gabba Gabba

If you've never seen the children's show "Yo Gabba Gabba" you either:
A.) don't have small children.
   - or -
B.) don't smoke weed.

You should probably check the show out anyway.  It's absolutely insane.  Educational with people in brightly colored costumes teaching kids cool lessons about sharing and stuff like that.  Plus weird songs.  And awesome guest stars.  And children dancing their asses off.  Think Sesame Street for the new millennium.  Plus Biz's Beat of the Day.

Well, Anthony Bourdain - acclaimed author and star of the Travel Channel show "No Reservations" - will be making a guest appearance as Dr. Tony on "Yo Gabba Gabba" on March 10th.  Bourdain is also coming to the Weidner Center on June 11th - listen to Rick and Len next week to win tickets.  I'm assuming the Weidner show will be more "No Reservations" and very little "Yo Gabba Gabba."

Check out this video of Dr. Tony:

Tony Stark can suck it.

Who needs Iron Man when you can fly around in your own jet pack?  It's about damned time.  The personal jetpack is finally here.  And it looks awesome.  I'm saving my money right now...


http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/australiaandthepacific/newzealand/7307195/Flying-into-the-future-New-Zealand-company-to-make-personal-jet-packs.html

Not News.

The News is important.  The News lets you and me know the important things going on in the world, our country, and our towns.  The News explains complicated issues.  The News provides facts, objectively, that you and I can draw our own conclusions from.

Unfortunately, far too often the media outlets that are supposed to be providing The News to us, instead spoon feed us "news" that isn't important to the world, country, town, or my life.  It's "news" that is too lazy to explain complicated issues.  Or worse, don't even cover it because it's too complicated for some lazy reporters to figure out themselves.  It's "news" that substitutes ridiculous personal opinions for facts.  It's "news" that allows someone without credentials or any fact-based data an equal amount (and often greater amount) of airtime as a respected expert with mountains of well-researched scientific data.

Enough of my rant.  Check out this far more amusing look at five things the media loves to pretend are news.

Are You Raising a Douchebag? Yes.

It's not your job to be your kid's friend.  It's your job to be a parent.  Great article from Details magazine here.

You Will Never Pay Off Your Credit Cards

Courtesy of Cracked.com:

Having real credit card issues?  Try getting into a Debt Management Plan (DMP) through organizations like Money Management International.  They'll negotiate with credit card companies to get your interest rates down to nothing (or almost nothing), lower your minimum payments, and help you make your payments on time.  I've been working with them personally for about 5 years and will have what started out at around $30,000 in credit card debt paid off this summer.