This is how it's done.

This is how pole dancing's supposed to be done.




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I'm no stoner... but this is the truth.

Have you kept up with all the Michael Phelps drama about the bong picture?

This pretty much sums it all up. Click the picture for a great SNL clip.

100% PERFECT (And I have to say... 100% Diva awesomeness)

The first touchdown of Superbowl Sunday goes to Jennifer Hudson.

I don't think I have ever heard a more beautiful rendition of the Star Spangled Banner than the one JHud laid out for us on Superbowl Sunday.

The raw soul coming out of her mouth was unlike anything I've ever heard.

And as a performer I can tell you that it was NOT easy for her to do this. Three members of her immediate family were murdered not even six months ago... to get up there and sing that must have brought a flood of emotions back.

When you sing like that, you have to use every emotion you've got in you to deliver - and she did. You can tell at the top of the song that she is a little choked up, but the girl got through it and set a new bar (sorry Whitney). She put all those other pop stars who have performed the Anthem to SHAME SHAME SHAME.

ENJOY the clip here...

Touching...

This may bring on some tears. Be ready.

OH NO!!!

This is a photo of the Bowl-O-Rama back in the 50's. It's BEAUTIFUL!!!


This is what it looks like now. Like it's made of 1980's Legos. Sick.


The retro Bowl-O-Rama sign in Portsmouth New Hampshire is coming down!



Why is everything from my childhood creeping away! The iconic sign doesn't only bring back a style of an era, but also sticks out as a neat, funky, retro part of the fingerprint of Portsmouth. It's a sad day.

Apparently a newer fun sign is going up. Because the site was grandfathered (meaning the place was built during a time of different building codes and signage rules) they're allowed to put another "alternative" sign in, but I have no doubt it'll be one of these...



Flat, boring and a florescent eyesore. Tis a shame. Click here for an article from the Portsmouth Herald.

Perhaps someone will buy the sign and put it somewhere where it can still be enjoyed. Perhaps they'll place it in their new restaurant, perhaps The Friendly Toast will add it to their awesome collection. Who knows.

The Yolkens sign was considered a landmark, so when the restaurant was torn down they left it. It was supposed to go to a sign museum or just be preserved and kept as a working landmark, but it's still standing there years later in tattered black tarp. It's probably half rotted by now.



Are people even paying attention to these things?! They're landmarks. It can't be THAT expensive to fix it up and stick it in a museum or restaurant. Sad.