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It’s not too late! Jeff Blanchard caught up with Tara Turner, from the Cleveland Zoological Society about the upcoming Twilight at the Zoo event — happening August 6th at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, starting at 7PM.
Jeff talks with Tara about the Cleveland Zoological Society’s history – and the long running Twilight event… and all that goes in to making this event so succesful.
The new movie Dinner For Schmucks, starring Steve Carell and Paul Rudd, opens nationwide today. Director of the movie, Jay Roach called in to talk to us about the movie and it’s inspiration.
Online dating site OKCupid.com looked at more than a million online dating profiles and determined what people lie about the most …
- Height. On average, people are about two inches shorter than what they say in their profile.
- Income. In reality, people are 20-percent poorer than they would have you believe on their profile.
- Profile picture. The more attractive the photo is, the more likely it is outdated.
- Sexuality. Be careful of false advertising. For instance, research suggests that 80 percent of those who are listed as “bisexual” are actually interested in one particular gender.
The paintings of Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood will have their first exhibit at a major American museum this fall. That’s when the Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown, Ohio will display 30 of his paintings, along with 22 pen-and-pencil drawings and seven mixed-media works. Woody plans to be at the September 21st opening. The exhibit will run through November 21st.
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So last night I gave soccer another chance and I watched the MLS All-Star Game from Houston, TX last night. The MLS All-Stars took on Manchester United. NO CONTEST! It only took 21 seconds to realize that this wasn’t going to be close at all.more
Somewhere Sarah Palin, Mike Huckabee and the others are smiling…but dave will come for them soon!
Comedy to get you through the day. Here is Daniel Kilpatrick talking about pimpin’ out his ’84 Olds.
Oh, like you’d remain calm? I don’t think so!
Scott Miller and Jeff Blanchard talk about thing that President Obama should think about when he goes on ABC’s The View today.
A special time capsule will contain John Lennon’s post-Beatles recordings preserved until the year 2040. Fans of Lennon are being invited to submit birthday wishes, commentary, musical performances and personal thoughts on the late singers legacy. All of this will be collected as part of The John Lennon Time Capsule Project.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will host a time capsule dedication ceremony on October 8th. The capsule will be stored and preserved there until Lennon’s 100th birthday when it will be reopened in October 9, 2040. Two other capsules will be stored in additional worldwide locations.
For more information, go to BoxOfVision.com.
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