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Summer Shocker: Gas Price Surge Coming for Unfortunate Drivers in These States
Some drivers may be staying closer to home this summer as gas prices are set to skyrocket in multiple states. A recent report from transportation blog Transport Topics examined the forecast for gas prices in all 50 states. While residents in many states are in the clear, there are at least five states that are going to feel the pain of rising prices at the pump.
Jonathan Cain Wonders What Might Have Been on Journey’s ‘Freedom’
Journey faced a lot of headwinds while trying to complete 2022's Freedom – not least of which were separations from one another in the quarantine era. They were also trying to rebuild the lineup after splitting with bassist Ross Valory and drummer Steve Smith. Jonathan Cain and Neal Schon were about to become embroiled in a very public feud over control of band finances that led to since-dropped lawsuits.
Ironically, Philadelphia Cream Cheese Was Invented in New York
When it comes to cream cheese, one brand stands out as a timeless favorite and that is Philadelphia Cream Cheese. But did you know that despite its name, this iconic brand was actually invented in New York State?. Origin of Philadelphia Cream Cheese. In 1872, a dairyman named William Lawrence...
Michael McDonald Details Explosive Confrontation With Ray Charles
Michael McDonald has looked back on an uncomfortable confrontation with Ray Charles, describing it as “one of the worst moments” in his life. It was the year 2000 and McDonald was being honored by NAMM with a tribute concert. As the singer recalled during a recent appearance on the Broken Record podcast, the event’s proceeds went to “a program that tries to seek to keep music programs in the public schools alive by donating instruments and texts.”
Jon Bon Jovi Clarifies ‘100 Girls’ Comment About His Marriage
Jon Bon Jovi clarified a recent comment about having had many women in his life despite remaining married to Dorothea, his school sweetheart. In an interview in May, while the singer discussed his career, he said: “I’m not a saint. You know, I’m not saying that there weren’t 100 girls in my life. I’m Jon Bon Jovi. It was pretty good.”
Upstate New York School District To Prohibit Cell Phones
The Norwich City School District (NCSD) is gearing up for the upcoming school year with a new initiative that will see student cell phone use restricted through the introduction of a phone-free program called Yondr. This program will store student’s media devices from the time of school arrival until dismissal.
15 Rock Stars Who Admitted to Ripping Off Other Artists
In music, there's a fine line between paying homage and stealing a sound -- and many famous artists have crossed it. Rock’s history is littered with instances of bands ripping off concepts from fellow musicians. In some cases, it was a riff, a melody or maybe a specific instrumental part. In others, artists have pilfered lyrics or entire tunes from other acts.
Dramatic Rescue Caught On Camera Near Upstate New York Waterfalls
Upstate New York hikers had to be helped down multiple sets of waterfalls. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation released its latest DEC Forest Rangers - Week in Review on Tuesday. The weekly report highlights "Recent Statewide Forest Ranger Actions." This week's report spotlighted a dramatic rescue. Wilderness...
10 Of the Quirkiest (And Most Fun) Museums in Upstate New York!
I love all of the small, off-the-grid little museums which dot the landscape of Upstate New York. I enjoy them so much I wrote a book about them once, The Unknown Museums of Upstate New York (Syracuse University Press). While the bigger museums tell much grander stories (history of baseball, cars and trains, glass, Erie Canal, etc.), these smaller ones fill in the spaces to complete the wonderful puzzle that is Upstate New York.
John Oates Names the Hall and Oates Album He Hates the Most
John Oates has revealed the Hall & Oates album he hates more than any other. During an appearance on the Rockonteurs podcast, the singer reminisced about various parts of his career. While much of the conversation focused on Hall & Oates’ many successes, Oates noted a period in the late ‘70s which was especially difficult.
5 Surprising Things Viral Ex-Con Says Would Make Her More Likely to Burglarize Your Home
Sometimes it's hard to find qualified experts for advice when it comes to home security. Thankfully, TikToker and former Florida Department of Corrections inmate Jen Gomez is down to give an inside look at how burglars choose which homes to target. Who Is Jen Gomez On TikTok?. Gomez claims she...
Why Are People Freaking Out About Joro Spiders in Otsego County, New York?
Joro spiders (Trichonephila clavata) are orb-weaving spiders native to East Asia, particularly found in Japan, China, Korea, and Taiwan. Renowned for their vivid yellow, blue, and red coloration, these spiders are relatively large, with females reaching up to 3 inches in size, including their leg span. Males are considerably smaller and less colorful. The name "Joro" is derived from Jorōgumo, a mythical creature in Japanese folklore that transforms into a beautiful woman to ensnare men.
Should You Spray Your Peonies if They Are Covered in Ants?
Peonies are the show-stoppers of the garden with their large, vibrant blooms that come in a variety of colors. Their sweet fragrance fills the warm summer air, and their resilience means they come back year after year. But there’s one thing about peonies that might catch you off guard: they’re...
Phish Fan ‘Indefinitely Banned’ for ‘Bong Hit’ in the Sphere
A Phish fan who was captured on video taking the “first bong hit to ever be ripped” inside of the Sphere has reportedly been banned from the venue. The incident took place during Phish’s April 20 performance (yes, 4/20), part of their brief residency at the state-of-the-art facility. Video of the concertgoer smoking out of a bong quickly went viral among Phish fans, who shared it all over social media (you can watch for yourself below). The fan base – known for being very cannabis friendly – generally laughed and embraced the man’s feat, but Madison Square Garden Entertainment, owners of the Sphere, didn’t share their enthusiasm.
Pete Townshend Collects Rare Live Performances in Massive New Box
Pete Townshend is packaging nine rare solo shows into a massive 14-disc set simply titled Live in Concert 1985-2001. Included are several signature performances: There are entire renditions of Lifehouse and Psychoderelict, as well as a pair of concerts at London's Deep End featuring special guest David Gilmour from Pink Floyd.
Super Heroes Humane Society Pet of the Week – Arthur
Meet the Super Heroes Humane Society Pet of the Week – his name is Arthur. He is available now for adoption from SHHS in Oneonta. Super Heroes meet Arthur! This sweet little guy came to us in rough shape. He had an infection as a kitten which caused damage to his eyes. After some much needed Veterinary care, medication, and lots of love, Arthur is feeling much better and gives thank you purrs constantly! Despite his not-perfect vision, he is playful as can be and will never say no to cuddles. This snuggle bug will steal your heart in an instant! Contact Super Heroes Humane Society today to set up a meet and greet with the loveable Arthur!
Why Toilet Paper You Hoarded During the Pandemic is Probably Expired
Remember all that toilet paper you fought off hoards of people only to get the final rolls on the shelf during the pandemic a few years ago?. There is a chance your four-year-old TP could be expired if it's still sitting around your house. How To Find Your Toilet Paper's...
Watch the New Foghat Video for ‘Black Days and Blue Nights’
Foghat is paying tribute to their original guitarist Rod Price with a new single, "Black Days & Blue Nights." You can watch a video for the song below. The song comes off of 2023's Sonic Mojo, which gave the band their first No. 1 album when It debuted on Billboard's Blues Albums chart in November of last year. In addition to featuring several previously unreleased songs co-written with the late Kim Simmonds of Savoy Brown, the group also wanted to offer a musical reflection on Price, their beloved bandmate, who passed away in 2005. Even after nearly 20 years, his presence remains strong in their collective memory -- and those memories gave way to "Black Days & Blue Nights."
Watch Skid Row Play ‘Slave to the Grind’ Off ‘Live in London’ LP
Thirty-five years after their debut album hit shelves, Skid Row will release their first official live album and concert film, Live in London. The collection arrives on Sept. 20 in CD/DVD, two-LP and digital formats and is available to preorder now. Skid Row is previewing the set with a live video of set opener "Slave to the Grind." You can watch the video and see the full track listing below.
Listen to Robert Plant and Alison Krauss’ ‘When the Levee Breaks’
Robert Plant and Alison Krauss have released a live version of Led Zeppelin's "When the Levee Breaks." The song has become a set list staple for them over the last several years, though it's the duo's first official release since 2021. It features guitarist JD McPherson, drummer Jay Bellerose, bassist Dennis Crouch, string player Stuart Duncan and multi-instrumentalist Viktor Krauss.
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