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Get in on the exciting Kentucky Derby horse racing action from home. The Kentucky Derby is coming up on May 1st. It's considered the most exciting two minutes in sports. (Ha!) The race of the roses has a special place in my heart since my in-laws are regular attendees, horse breeders, and Kentucky dwellers. In fact, I was lucky enough to hobnob in Millionaire's Row with the fam a few years ago... (You know pre-kids... Man, do I look like a fresh-faced baby!) You can still get in on the exciting action from home. Turn on the TV, place your...

This is just straight up uncomfortable from TikTokCringe Someone in St. James, N.Y., converted their front yard into a sprawling, cursed shrine to Donald Trump: there's a large "TRU P" sign on the roof; a mailbox with a blonde wig, MAGA hat and Trump's face glued to the front; full-sized cardboard cutouts of the former president and wife Melania; and political signage galore. — Read the rest #Tiktok #Trump #Potus #Maga #LongIsland

People who have worked in the hospitality industry have created somewhat of a challenge on TikTok—those who have had the (dis)pleasure of serving celebrities are describing how the famous folks behave when the cameras are off. The alleged stories feature everyone from Naomi Campbell to Keanu Reeves, and I think we can be pretty thankful for them. If it wasn't for these confessions, we would probably never know about our beloved A-listers' tipping habits or weird orders. So sit back, continue scrolling, and prepare to see your favorite idols in a new light. Enjoy. #1 Jamie Lee Curtis - Described...

It's hard to imagine different types of hats than the ones worn by Alex and the other droogs in the 1971 dystopian classic, A Clockwork Orange. You'll be thankful for the choices made once you see some of the other hats and headgear choices costumers for the film considered. — Read the rest #DystopianScienceFiction #ClockworkOrange #Post

Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall smiles under her mask as she walks to the podium for a press conference with members of the City Council and local business owners at the City-County Building on Wednesday, April 7, 2021. Mendenhall announced she is using her office’s emergency powers to keep a mask mandate in place after the statewide requirement that face coverings be worn in public to help stop the spread of COVID-19 ends April 10. | Steve Griffin, Deseret News Last spring, as Utah grappled with how best to confront the initial stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, then-Gov. Gary...