Friday's Pick Song: "Toxic" Artist: Britney Spears CD: In The Zone Genre: Pop 2004's Greatest Hits 1. Usher featuring Lil Jon and Ludacris, "Yeah!" 2. Usher, "Burn" 3. Alicia Keys, "If I Ain't Got You" 4. Maroon 5, "This Love" 5. OutKast featuring Sleepy Brown, "The Way You Move" For a list of 2004's top singles, click here. [Every weekday from Nov. 9 to Nov. 20, Song of the Day is surveying the past decade, one year (and one song) at a time, with an emphasis on America's most popular music.
He's gonna like this one, Jim!!!
Tony Romo transitioned back into athlete mode Thursday ... sinking a 30-foot chip-in for an eagle at a pro tournament -- and the shot was EPIC!!
The ex-Dallas Cowboys QB (and Jim Nantz' NFL game broadcasting partner) hit the links as a sponsor exemption at the Korn Ferry Tour's Veritex Bank Championship in Arlington, Texas ... and it didn't take long for him to shine.
Plenty to keep you entertained until the AMPTP decides to pay its employees a living wage. Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Photos: Apple TV+, FX, Hulu, Netflix, Peacock Yes, the Hollywood strikes have delayed production on many of our fall favorites, but the final stretch of 2023 in TV is looking just as captivating as the months preceding it. At first glance, much will be recognizable: You’ve got the requisite franchise spinoffs (Ahsoka, The Boys’ Gen V, Loki season two), reboots (Frasier, Donald Glover’s Mr.
Updated Redeem now There are a number of conspiracy theories that surround Denver International Airport. Some believe the airport is home to a cursed horse statue while others think it has secret bunkers. Take a look at six theories behind one of the country's busiest airports. Look up at the baggage claim in Denver International Airport (DEN) and you might be surprised to find a gargoyle overlooking the conveyor belts.
Within less than a month into 2023, the horror genre is already thriving with studio hit M3GAN and viral indie phenomenon Skinamarink. Writer/director Robbie Banfitch’s The Outwaters is the best of the bunch, carving out its own slice of dread that is singular and terrifying. It metaphorically and literally leaves the viewer in the dark, using the primal fear of the unknown that lurks within to make your blood run cold.