Music

Casey Kasem, the radio legend who hosted the weekly 'American Top 40' program in its various incarnations from 1970-2004, has died.

I couldn't help but share this, this cute little boy is reciting his books of the Bible so well.  He is so cute, but what makes this so cute is what he does at the end.  A great tribute to George Strait.

Penni Bentley from the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce stopped by the studios this morning to bring us up to date on one of the big summer events here in Amarillo.

Paul McCartney had cancelled  all his June shows due to illness.  Paul McCartney was recently hospitalized in Tokyo due to a virus, forcing him to cancel the rest of his Japanese tour.  It seems that Paul is still recovering and will not go back onto the road until July 5th in Albany.

I was fortunate to have seen Miranda Lambert twice in 2013. The first time was in Albuquerque, New Mexico and the second time was in Lubbock. Both shows featured Dierks Bentley on the ticket as part of their 'Locked and Reloaded Tour.'

The first instrument I learned to play was the violin. I wanted to play the drums, of course, but my parents thought that the violin would be a better fit (and less noisy).

We're not going to spend much time setting this one up.

This is otter-ly amazing. These otters at Smithsonian's National Zoo show off their skills on a keyboard.

We don't want to waste too many words on this. Because really, all you need to do is watch the above clip.

Joining a hallowed group that includes the walnut that looks like Chewbacca, the chicken nugget that looks like Abraham Lincoln and, of course, the potato chip that looks like Jesus, comes what is undoubtedly the coolest food item that looks like somebody famous.

Last Friday the lead off song from the Michael Jackson Album, 'Xscape' was released. I have come across not only the song that features Justin Timberlake, but also the original version from the King of Pop's Estate. You can definitely tell that this was during Jackson's 'Off The Wall' sessions...

Wow! Has it really been 40 years since the release of Elton John's double album, 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road?' If you're a fan of the album or uber fan of Sir Elton than your best bet is the CD and DVD Box Set, which will set you back close to $60.00 on Amazon.