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We were joined on "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show" today by legendary sportscaster Al Michaels. Michaels called in to promote his new book, "You Can't Make This Up: Miracles, Memories and the Perfect Marriage of Sports and Television."

Sometimes, when I watch these crazy science documentaries, I have moments where I wonder if it's all B.S., or if it's all real science. I mean, not being in those fields, how would I even know if they were making it all up? Unless, of course, they used the words this guy does in his "Marvels of the Science" episode.

We were joined on "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show" today by actor and comedian Dave Coulier. Coulier is definitely best known for his work as Uncle Joey Gladstone on the '80s/'90s ABC-TV show "Full House." We talked about a variety of topics, including how he references "Full House" during his stand-up comedy routines, his new TV show and Eric Zane's dau

Thank goodness for Netflix. Without it, I'd be in even more of a winter-is-terrible funk because all my favorite TV shows are hibernating right now. So, I'm catching up on some shows I've never seen. But still, I'm ready for the networks to stop showing reruns and get back to work! I need my stories! Luckily, some TV shows are starting up again this weekend! Here is a guide to when all your favori

Watching the news can be a fun experience, especially now that people don't take it so seriously anymore! You see a lot of reporter hassling, people falling down on camera, weird background action, and, of course, the crazy interviews! It's great to see people collect all the funniest moments from the news, including the hysterical interview with the Mecosta dude who got in trouble after his "

Game show trivia contests used to be all the rage in the early 2000s, especially when Regis Philbin hosted "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" After this many years, though, and with versions all around the world, it is ripe for some of the less intelligent people to compete. And that is good for the rest of us.

Actress-singer Anna Kendrick is somewhat notorious for making filthy (hilarious) jokes on Twitter and is overall really charming. Her most recent appearance Tuesday night on CBS' "Late Show with David Letterman" only continued to make that the truth.

We genuinely enjoy some good Steve Harvey exasperated face. Any time there's an awkward or funny answer on "Family Feud," the camera quickly cuts to Harvey, where he is shown standing there with mouth agape, astounded at what just happened.

Steve Harvey's had booming success from his talk show over the years, and this story further supports that.

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.

Well, this is interesting. Maybe not the reality of it, but its depth, breadth and reach. According to a new Deloitte survey on mobile consumer trends, we -- as in us U.S. consumers -- are becoming more and more obsessed with our electronic devices. Just call it device addiction. Some of the facts: Nearly 90 percent check their phones in the first hour of being awake and 23 percent look at their d

When you're on live TV, you have to know how to improvise in case technology fails you. And the team at ABC News 4 in Charleston, S.C., shows it can improvise with the best of them.