‘The Voice’ Season 4 Finale
Blake Shelton Coaches 3rd Straight 'The Voice' Champ as Danielle Bradbery Wins Season 4
It sure is fun to ride a big wheel; any 5-year-old can tell you that. But when a grownup tries to do it? Well ...
Summer Safety Camp at the Melvin Martin Center for Children's Safety (aka Safety City) was so successful last year that the Abilene Police Department added another camp to allow more kids to participate. This year's first camp is set for July 22 thru the 25th and the second camp is scheduled for August 5th thru the 8th, 2013. Officer Tracy Gates, Safety City Coordinator said "space is very limited, even though we have added a second camp I encourage parents to register their kids early."
I knew the minute the NOAA weather guys said that these storms are capable of producing winds up to 70 miles an hour that Abilene and the Big Country would be seeing some serious damage. When the storm was over I went out to see what was the banging the side of my house when I noticed, trees were up-rooted and had broken branches I also saw shingles spread out all over my yard. I looked around to see which neighbor lost their roof, only to discover those shingles were off of my house.
16-year old country singer and Cypress, Texas native Danielle Bradbery gave Blake Shelton his third straight coaching victory on the NBC TV Show 'The Voice'. Shelton, who had two acts in the top three, coached Bradbery to the crown over Team Usher representative Michelle Chamuel and the Swon Brothers, who finished 2nd and 3rd, respectively.
Florida Georgia Line and their pal Nelly helped close out Season 4 of 'The Voice' on Tuesday (June 18) by performing the remix version of the country duo's monster smash 'Cruise.'
Those unfamiliar with 'Veronica Mars' in its original incarnation might be dumbfounded to learn of the now-famous guest stars that appeared over the years, from Aaron Paul ('Breaking Bad') to Jessica Chastain. Now, as filming begins on the long-awaited movie, current 'New Girl' star Max Greenfield has also signed up to reprise his role as Deputy Leo D'Amato.
Warner Bros. made a pretty dumb (or was it smart?) move to dump the Farrelly Brothers' 'Dumb and Dumber To,' but Universal has swept in to rescue the sequel from production limbo.
We thought 'Anger Management' would breeze through its impressive 100-episode order without too many "Tiger blood"-type incidents, but it seems yesterday's breaking Selma Blair news may prove a major roadblock after all. Series lead Charlie Sheen reportedly threatened FX executives to abandon the series outright if co-star Selma Blair is allowed to keep her role on the sitcom, and that has led to Blair being let go.
The best thing and the worst about making 'The Lego Movie' is that there's never really been much of a narrative to Lego toys. You put them together, that's it. So the film could be about anything. And from the trailer, directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller ('21 Jump Street') have fun with that freedom as we see the crossover of Lego toys from all different franchises assembled... for something.
Actor Russell Crowe is celebrating the box office success of 'Man of Steel' with the announcement that he's chosen a project for his directorial debut -- a period drama titled 'The Water Diviner.'
What do you do when you run out of things to do in your suburban neighborhood? You ask a friend to drive a speeding car at you while you attempt to jump the car. Well, that was the plan for this one kid but apparently he didn't take into account the actual speed of said car.
First it was a slew of cute pet videos that took the interweb by storm. Now it seems the Russians are trying to steal their thunder by doing some of the craziest stuff possible...on camera.
Apparently there are a ton of Russian vehicles equipped with dashboard cameras because there are a ton of viral videos shot from the cars point of view.
This time around it appears there's a driver who's too impatient to wait in traffic with everyone else, so he/she decides to drive down the middle...with two tires on the cement median.