Odd News

He has a multi-platinum song with Jessie's Girl, a memoir, multiple acting roles, and now you can cross novelist off the bucket list of Rick Springfield. Next May he is releasing his debut novel "Magnificent Vibration". While judging by the title it sounds as though it could be a dirty novel - it is actually about a man who finds a connection to God through a self-help book.

Yeah...that is a boy up there. We have all seen the youth of today (this whole story is going to make me sound like a grandpa) with their new ways to rebel against society. There are a two specific groups of kids that I find most puzzling - The Hipsters and The Emo Kids. They seem to be the new breed of what our youth are emulating - and this is where it gets weird...er. A new study of American te

It is always surprising to look back a few years to see how things may have changed. It really helps put things into perspective and opens your eyes...especially if you have been living under a rock. Just like the cicadas. While they haven't emerged in the droves expected, here are the top 5 things they have missed since they last emerged 17 years ago in 1996.

Here's an interesting thought. We have all been in a situation where we thought a parent wasn't doing their job. They were letting their kids run, scream, fight, yell, or worse and we blame the parent for the kid acting crazy. What if that applied to bullying too? What if the City of Twin Falls fined the parents of bullies? Would it fix the problem?

Out of the book of bad ideas comes a big one from Google called Google Wallet. Google wants to let you attach money to your emails the same way you would attach a document or photo so you can send money from right here in Idaho to your needy friends across the country.

I rode the bus all of my high school life and I'm not sure I would have ever seen this coming from our driver. On April Fool's Day this bus driver played the perfect prank for the situation.

When I think of groups I can trust I think of family and friends, police officers, and church. A new study found that people actually trust large supermarket chains more than they trust their church! First of all I think that means you are going to the wrong church and second if you don't trust them, then you must know it too! The rest of the list is pretty interesting too since Google tied Church

From the land of "Who Wants To See That" comes this latest bound-to-fail idea. Domino's Pizza in my hometown of Salt Lake City, Utah has installed 5 web cams that will capture the making of your meal from start to finish.

For most of us when we graduated we didn't graduate with a love of math. Sometimes it can be fun though...even on a weekend! Check out the picture on our Facebook page and see if you can figure out the answer.

I can't help but hope that this would never happen in Idaho. Earlier this week we learned that having a master bedroom is insensitive to women and slaves. Now the war on American vernacular and forcing everyone to be politically correct takes another step in the wrong direction. Reuters reports that the state of Washington (a president who I think would be very angry to hear this information) has

In our ever-changing world of political correctness, the latest victim is the Master Bedroom. According to the Washington Business Journal many realtors and home builders are shying away from the term "master bedroom" in favor of "owner's suite".

The toilet. Where do I start with this one. Some people call it the porcelain throne but the majority of comments are not so positive. Yet we all use it and apparently we use it a lot! A new study from BuzzFeed found that the average man will spend 3 years of his life on the toilet. That seems like a very long time but when I think of the times I have fallen asleep on the throne it does seem to ma