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Friday, September 06, 2024

The father of the 14-year-old accused of shooting and killing two teachers and two students was arrested in connection to the deadly Georgia school shooting that rocked the small community, investigators announced Thursday evening. read more


Monday, August 26, 2024

The Harris campaign now wants microphones to be live all the time, according to Harris spokesman Brian Fallon, who issued a statement needling Trump. "Trump's handlers prefer the muted microphone because they don't think their candidate can act presidential for 90 minutes on his own," Fallon said. Harris "is ready to deal with Trump's constant lies and interruptions in real time. Trump should stop hiding behind the mute button." read more


Thursday, August 22, 2024

Gas prices are trending down across Kansas and the rest of the nation. AAA says Thursday morning's national average for a gallon of unleaded fuel was $3.38. read more


The conspiracy-theorist bedding boss was filmed arguing with a 12-year-old content creator named Knowa in a pathetic attempt to re-sell his claptrap about balloting fraud. read more


Comments

Why doesn't he play some Ted Nugent?

I'm chiaci had to have tried to extend his 15 minutes with a cover of some sort of pop hit done badly

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"yerblues Sep 18 2008 1.00 stars
This is Happy Days alum Scott Baio's lesser known second album. Baio, surprisingly, has a decent rock voice, in the vein of another one-time television star, Rick Springfield. The Boys Are Out Tonight gets off to a passable start with "I'll Take You Back" and "Fingerprints," which strive for a Bruce Springsteen sound circa The River. But it quickly descends, predictably, into dullness, as Baio's crack team of 80s studio professionals trod out musical cliche after musical cliche (see especially the two weak covers of The Dave Clark Five's "Can't You See that She's Mine" and Johnny Kidd's "Shakin' All Over" that lead off Side Two), including an over-infusion of corny keyboard effects. What I don't understand is how Scott Baio got to produce a second album. Either he had a two-record deal with RCA from the outset, or the forces of market-capitalism necessitated it."

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