Seriously? OMG! WTF?

Bon Jovi is at the end of their 9-date Madison Square Garden residency, but Jon Bon Jovi ended yesterday’s show early.

The singer, 64, told the audience after 90 minutes that they should save their tickets because he was not giving them the best show he could have due to a sinus infection, and he is going to find a way to reschedule the concert.

Anyone who has had a sinus infection can understand what he was going through.

Hopefully, the bad medicine will kick in, and he will be feeling better by Sunday’s final show of their residency at the place where Taylor Swift got married.

Oprah Winfrey rewatches the Hargan interview – Celebitchy

Rhiana in her underwear – Drunken Stepfather

San Diego Comic-Con is back – George Pennacchio

Another reason to love Weird Al Yankovic – Pahiba

What does Lorne Michaels require in movie posters? – PI

Zach Gilford talks Criminal Minds: Evolution – Paulette Cohn

Johnny Depp is getting into the Christmas spirit this year, or should I say that the Christmas spirit is getting to him? That is because the actor is going to play Scrooge in Ebeneezer this holiday season.

Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol is being told once again, but this time through the mind of Ti West.

I used to be excited whenever a Johnny Depp film came out. But now he plays the same eccentric character in every role that he does. Therefore, I will be skipping this movie even though I love the story.

Ebeneezer haunts theaters starting on November 13th.

Before Jaleel White was a lover and not a fighter on Family Matters, he was a fighter on Cadets. How cute was the 11-year-old in that 1988 failed pilot?

I don’t know about you, but I hate using band-aids because they hurt coming off. What if there were a way to make removing them less painful…mentally?

Antix™ LLC has done that with Brandage™. The bandages come with a temporary tattoo which is only revealed when you take them off. Therefore, you look forward to ripping them off your skin.

Actually, you don’t rip them off. When it is time to say goodbye to them, you wet the bandage to separate the fake ink, and that also loosens the adhesive from your skin. Thus causing less pain.

“Every parent knows it can be challenging to convince a child to wear and remove an adhesive bandage,” said Steven Friedman, founder of Antix LLC. “I wanted to create something that changed that experience completely. Instead of dreading removal, kids actually look forward to discovering the tattoo underneath. It’s a simple idea that makes a real difference for families.”

Forget kids, this is going to be my new go-to bandage. Because I refuse to grow up.

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