Celebrities

People fart. It's science. That's something that everyone does. But when you're on television, especially on ABC's "The View," you gotta do what you can to hold that back.

Believe it or not, Joaquin Phoenix is still kicking around Hollywood and making everyone uncomfortable. He went on CBS' "Late Show with David Letterman" again, this time to announce his recent engagement as weirdly as possible. But there's something fishy about the announcement.

Sir Elton John was a team captain for the Mylan MTT Smash Hits celebrity matches at the Statoil Masters tennis tournament over the weekend in London. While attempting to sit down in a chair courtside, he had a bit of an accident.

Just in time for the holiday season: The Avengers are here to bring you good tidings!

We haven't heard much from Charlie Sheen recently. Ever since his meltdown about four years ago, the actor has been laying pretty low.

Pat Sajak's snark is well-documented on the syndicated TV game show "Wheel of Fortune." And it seems like Sajak is getting a little extra fiery in his old age.

Comedian and actor Bill Burr joined us on "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show" this morning.   Burr was promoting his fourth hour-long comedy special, "I’m Sorry You Feel That Way," which premieres on Netflix today!

Early on "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show" today, we talked with retired professional boxer Laila Ali. She is the daughter of heavyweight boxing legend Muhammad Ali and is married to former NFL wide receiver Curtis Conway, who is one of Free Beer's sports broadcast partners with Compass Media Networks.

This morning on "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show," we were joined by actor and comedian Kevin Nealon, who is, perhaps, best known for his work on NBC's "Saturday Night Live" and Showtime's "Weeds."

On Monday, we talked about Mickey Rourke's triumphant return to the boxing ring at the age of 62 years old. Rourke picked up the win by knocking out 29-year-old Elliot Seymour in the second round Friday night in a match in Moscow.

On Monday for World AIDS Day, U2 put on a surprise concert in New York's Times Square. Because Bono was unable to perform with the band due to his recovery from a bicycling injury and surgery, Bruce Springsteen and Coldplay's Chris Martin stood in and handled the singing duties.

Here's the latest in Mike Tyson being generally insane news. He got on stage at the Soul Train Awards to say something? We can only guess.