Ben Wilder

Move Over Taylor Swift, Here’s Jennie

Ok, it’s not so much move over as it is scoot over. There’s room in the world for two huge superstars and we all know one of those spots is taken by the uber famous Taylor Swift for the foreseeable future. But what about that empty 2nd spot? Beyonce? Nah. Bad Bunny? Pass. Celine Dion?Continue reading “Move Over Taylor Swift, Here’s Jennie”

The DoorDash Ants Commercial – Epic Metal Mosh Pit

DoorDash and Raid have partnered up for a commercial featuring an army of metalheads, or more technically correct– a colony of rebellious ants. How many ants further down the kitchen counter just want them to turn down the music so they can sleep!? Plus, I’d love to see all the tattoos on these insects. CheckContinue reading “The DoorDash Ants Commercial – Epic Metal Mosh Pit”

Freddie Freeman Walk Off Home Run

Is this real life? I had just arrived at home after participating in contra dancing and pretty much forgot all about game 1 of the World Series. When I remembered, I flipped to Fox and caught the 8th and 9th innings. But fate had something else in mind… an extra inning as the teams wereContinue reading “Freddie Freeman Walk Off Home Run”

Tyler Hubbard Parks and CeCe Makes Smoking Cool Again

Within a matter of days there can be a handful of country music videos released, especially as the weekend approaches. This week there are two new additions from one artist you’ve probably heard of and another who, quite frankly, has a better song (and video) than the former. First up is Tyler Hubbard (from FloridaContinue reading “Tyler Hubbard Parks and CeCe Makes Smoking Cool Again”

Bon Jovi House of Love – Another Terrible Political Song

Legendary rocker Bon Jovi, along with gospel duo The War and Treaty, has released a video to go along with his song “House of Love.” Obviously Bon Jovi doesn’t need to prove anything to anybody and probably couldn’t care less if he loses fans but this latest song of his has got to be oneContinue reading “Bon Jovi House of Love – Another Terrible Political Song”