Todd Lyons
Todd E. Lyons Esquire has been on this station longer than he can remember, except for that time he remembered.
If you’ve ever cut yourself while "manscaping" or "trimming the bushes," you are not the only one.
For the second year in a row, model Kate Upton will grace the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition.
I've always said that if I HAD to have sex with another man, it would have to be Lenny Kravitz.
Not only is he a talented multi instrumentalist, singer/songwriter/producer, but he also seems like a really cool cat.
This video proved to me that, as a famous rock star, he isn't someone who looks down his nose at the "little people".
Reports are coming in that seem to confirm that Seattle Mariners ace right-handed pitcher Felix Hernandez is about to become the highest paid hurler in professional baseball history.
Last night I had the opportunity to see the Broadway production of the Tony award nominated musical "Rock of Ages" on its first of a two night run at Yakima's legendary Capitol Theater.
Friend of "The Big Show," comedian Craig Gass, knocked it out of the park during the recent Comedy Central roast of Twisted Sister's Dee Snider.
Halestorm will be performing in the Pacific Northwest April 14th in Boise, Idaho.
For the last 10 years, the folks at Pavone marketing have conducted what they call the "Spot Bowl." The term 'spot' is radio and tv lingo for what most people call commercials or ads (advertisements).
The confetti has yet to be cleaned off the turf of the Super Dome in New Orleans following the Ravens 34-31 win over San Francisco in Super Bowl XLVII yesterday and already the odds makers in Las Vegas have their sights set on next season.
Caleb Moore, the snowmobiler who crashed during the Winter X Games last week, died Thursday at the age of 25.
Earlier this morning I had the opportunity to talk to comedian Tommy Savitt on "The Big Show". Tommy will be one of the featured comedians at the "Sweetheart Comedy Soiree`" at the Seasons Performance Hall on Friday, February 15th.
The video itself isn’t all that great, but the story behind it is pretty funny.
The guy in the video uses his YouTube account normally to show off the antiques he sells on eBay. What he didn’t realize is he has about 300 subscribers to his YouTube account.
Hilarity ensued when he made a very private video intended for just one person.