The Today Show is doing something pretty cool this summer called the “Summer of Yes,” where they basically make people’s dreams come true. For one school teacher in Minnesota, her dream recently came true when she got to be
Caution: Very loud screaming This little girl in Salem, Oregon experienced the eclipse yesterday along with the rest of us and it clearly was the most fascinating thing she’s ever seen. In this video, Danny Sullivan was
Remember William Hung? No? Back in 2004, Hung auditioned for American Idol and quickly gained notoriety for his absolutely disastrous performance on the show. He was basically laughed out of his audition. Well, Hung has turned that
For WGN Chicago weatherman Tom Skilling, the 2017 solar eclipse was an emotional experience. Before the moon even moved, Skilling was talking about how some people cry when they witness the eclipse. Something about the life-changing nature
Shep Smith. Gotta love him! He takes the mundane and makes it exciting! Yesterday, Shep was behind the desk, bringing us play-by-play coverage of the North American solar eclipse. Unfortunately, though, it seemed as though he wasn’t
It happened! Yesterday was the big North American solar eclipse! And because her 1983 hit “Total Eclipse of the Heart” has the word “eclipse” in the title, cruise line Royal Caribbean thought that it would be a
If anyone ever finds themselves in a dangerous situation in whitewater rapids, let us know and Alaska guy! Obadiah Jenkins celebrated his 33rd birthday rescuing Daniel Hartung from Alaskan whitewater rapids when he fell out of his kayak and underwater.
The city of Stamford is hoping to charge distracted walkers a $30 fine. Pedestrian fatalities are up 11% and city representatives want to combat this by introducing a consequence for walkers who are looking down at their phones
Turtles aren’t really as slow as some may think! We guess this guy could definitely say they are actually quite snappy! This guy definitely learned his lesson when it comes to teasing snapping turtles! Like he said, “kinda
In 1962 Lou Tomosoki made the mistake many seem to make during the solar eclipse when he looked directly at it, causing him to have 55 years of eye damage. Looking with his naked eye for “just
