This is a cool behind the scenes look at Dexter and the actors, writers and such break down what it will all mean for his sister. If you're not up to speed with the current season, I guess there might be a spoiler in here. If you're all caught up, then I don't know much more than you. Click though:
Ah, hah! I totally got you. No one is eating any cats on my watch. Instead we have guy shooting a promo video who gets interrupted by his cat. More after the jump.
Boy do we have a fun wrap up for you this week. We've got pics from the front page of KFMX.com, the RockShow's Facebook Page and a few extras! If you're ready for a few chuckles, click on through!
We did "Merch Madness" awhile back and we thought that would just be the end of it. We were VERY surprised that people wanted to support the radio station so much that many offered to just buy a hoodie. Well, we still thought it would be more fun to just give them away when we could, then disaster struck in West, Texas. More after the jump.
I remember the first time I ever encountered a pair of New Balance shoes. It was about 1980. I was amazed that shoes could be so light. Now 33 years later those shoes tend to be comfort wear rather than athletic shoes. It's with this transition that Saturday Night Live has their fun. More after the jump.
Who's ready to see the further adventures of "The Wolfpack"? Here's the setup. Alan has mental problems, on the way to get him treated Doug is kidnapped by a guy who thinks the Wolfpack can lead him to Chow. More after the jump.
We've discovered a few novelty songs over the years. One of the most popular songs was "Poem" by Manic Hispanic. People usually call for it and ask for the "drive by smiling" song. There's just something heartwarming about how this particular tale turns out that makes people feel good. More after the jump.
I have to tell you that I LOVED the last Rob Zombie album. I love the new song "Dead City Radio And The New Gods Of Supertown". I also love covers. With all this said, after hearing this cover, all I kept thinking was "was this necessary"? It's not 100% true to the original, but darn close. It's really not much difference than when one of those kids on the singing shows add their little spice to a song. More after the jump.
I love the lady in this film. Her name is Vera Farmiga and she plays Norman Bates mother in the t.v. series "Bates Motel". There is just an underlying creepiness that this lady brings to each of her roles. She obviously has a good agent too, she has six movies coming out. If you get a chance, catch up with "Bates Motel" on demand. It's a pretty good show and they're doing a great job of develping the Norman Bates character. More after the jump.
The boys from Stone Sour lit it up at the Golden Gods awards. They put in a solid performance of Gone Sovereign and Absolute Zero, then launched into Sabbath with help from a a couple friends from Slipknot. More after the jump.
Wait. Didn't this movie come out already? No, you're thinking of "Olympus Has Fallen". This is "White House Down". Want to know what the difference is? The difference is that your wife or girlfriend will WANT to see this one since it starts Channing Tatum and Jamie Fox. Other than that, it looks like it has a little bit more humor in it, that and it looks very much like an entry in the "Die Hard" series. More after the jump.
By now you know that David Draiman had Lzzy Hale sing on his version of "Close My Eyes Forever" so it was somewhat of a surprise when the two did something else at the Golden Gods Award. More after the jump.
