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Tina Fey and Amy Poehler were back for another year of hosting the Golden Globes

The next time you're down for the brown, you know where to go.

Even though Brad Pitt couldn't make it to the awards ceremony, Margot Robbie delivered his acceptance speech for the "best-supporting actor" award and NAILED it. Brad Pitt said he was going to name his #BAFTA award ‘Harry’ in his best supporting actor award acceptance speech because he was ‘thrilled to bring it back to the United States’ https://t... Read More ...

Watch as Dave Chappelle accepts the 2019 Mark Twain Prize in absolute Chappelle fashion. Check out the full ceremony here. Source: Brobible

Are you good at public speaking? Watch this massacre!

Today on Segment 16, the guys talk with Rick from the Boys and Girls Club about the Youth of the Year awards luncheon, happening next week here in Grand Rapids. This is a great thing for the youth of Grand Rapids.

ArtPrize will hold the Eighth Annual ArtPrize Awards Ceremony on Friday, October 7 at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre. The celebration will include a live TV broadcast, public watch party and more.

Today on Segment 16, the guys talk about some of the random city improvements coming to Grand Rapids, as well as some of the things they'd like to see happen. Mostly the return of the rapids to the river. Put big rocks in there already!

This just goes to show you how stupid some people can be when it comes to meeting someone they think is famous.

ArtPrize 2014, Grand Rapids' sixth annual public art extravaganza, wraps up today. So, head to downtown Grand Rapids to check out the winners and revisit your favorites before ArtPrize closes at 6 p.m.

And the envelopes please. On Friday night in ceremonies at the Grand Rapids Civic Theatre with a watch party at Rosa Park Circle, ArtPrize 2014 handed out its awards. The big winner was Indianapolis artist Anila Quayyum Agha's Grand Rapids Art Museum installation titled "Intersections."

Rick DeVos' brainchild is six years old this fall. And for something originally imagined as a possible film festival, its 32-year-old founder admits ArtPrize has grown enough he's now able to take it in and enjoy it. "In the earliest days, it was to do something that people would have to talk about," DeVos said Thursday at The ArtPrize Hub. "I always thought Grand Rapids could use a