Video: Catching Up With Phillies At Utley Animal Fundraiser

Brandy McDonnell[img]2096458[/img] Check out this touching video of Oklahoma country music superstar Blake Shelton and his wife Miranda Lambert delivering an emotional tribute to his tornado-ravaged home state to open tonight’s live episode of “The Voice.” The country music power couple, who live in Tishomingo, performed a heartfelt acoustic rendition of Lambert’s emotional chart-topper “Over You.” The couple co-wrote the song about the death of Shelton’s brother, Richie, in a car accident.

Memorial Day weekend is the ideal time to prove to your friends who hail from south of the Mason-Dixon line (and never tire of telling you how crummy New York barbecue is) that this city can throw down. A huge number of new barbecue places have recently opened, with more

Former “The Facts of Life” co-stars Lisa Whelchel and Mindy Cohn gab about flab in the upcoming (June 3) issue of People magazine. While Whelchel says she was ordered to lose weight while playing Blair Warner on the ’80s sitcom, Cohn says she was told, in no uncertain terms, to

Even in its present form, with primitive tech demos comprising its software showcase, the next generation Kinect represents the partially fulfilled potential of the original's failure. Amid the unveiling of a Spielberg/Halo television series, Remedy’s new IP, and a sexy new controller, I never expected the follow-up to a maligned motion device to impress me more than anything else at the Xbox One reveal. Kinect used to speak a language rooted in broad gestures and simplistic vocal commands. Now, its specific understanding of your body from head to toe creates another kind of opportunity: Finally, there is room for more exceptional experiences than aerobics sims and dance games. From a recognition perspective, the new Kinect detects numerous new portions of your skeleton, analyzes the weight you put on each limb, the speed of your movement, and the precise angle of your hands. It captures and displays in 1080p, can track six people at a time and tracks their moods via facial recognition, while understanding the depth of your room so thoroughly as to show the wrinkles in your shirt. Allegedly, and I don't know how much I believe this is accurate, the hue of your face will communicate to Kinect your heart rate. Continue reading…

Before the "grown-up" gang reunites for another boisterous comedy, let's take a trip back to first Grown Ups, where the fellas reveal who they think is the funniest amongst them.