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Pearl Jam covered the Doobie Brothers hit "Takin' It to the Streets" during their stop at Madison Square Garden last night, all in the name of frontman Eddie Vedder saying happy birthday to an old friend.

Yeah, we'd say he was more than just a little overdue for a cleaning.

With Valentine's Day coming, one way to spend time with your sweetie is to grab a blanket and snuggle up to watch a movie. Guys, rather than force your significant other to watch an Avengers movie or a Liam Neeson revenge flick, suggest a "chick flick".  You'll appear sensitive with the desire for her to be happy, and if you pick one of these movies you'll also fully enjoy the experienc

I think just about everyone in the area has seen the Bentleyville "Tour of Lights" display in Duluth.  It is quite a spectacle to see, but have you ever wondered what happens behind the scenes, before the 3.5 million lights come on?

Need a good Christmas-themed laugh?  Billy On The Street is a funny, frantic video series that surprises people on the street with questions while a celebrity is usually brought along for the ride.  With Christmas coming, who better to bring along than our favorite elf Will Ferrell.

You may have heard how Amazon.com is looking to get packages into customers hands faster than ever before.  In some cities they are testing delivery in two hours or less, and now they are presenting delivery by drone.

It's been an emotional week for the Minnesota Timberwolves since the death of their leader Flip Saunders.  Ready or not, their season got underway in Los Angeles against Kobe Bryant and the Lakers.  Flip would have been proud of his young team.

"Back To The Future" day has passed and while some things do ring true, like endless 3-D sequels and 80's nostalgia, it appears that the Cubs are not destined to win the World Series.  Before we completely turn the page on this day, I thought it would be fun to revisit the trilogy Honest Trailer style.

It's the Halloween season once again, which means a change of seasons and time to enjoy a good, creepy time watching movies.  However, with every good scary movie comes countless poorly made attempts to freak us out.

One of Jimmy Kimmel's popular video segments has been Mean Tweets, where celebrities and sports figures read the mean things people Tweet about them.  This past week, he took it one step further by having the celebrities read the Mean Tweets Live.