What's Jon Stewart Up To? Loving Life Down on the Farm (WATCH)
He has become "The Mayor" of a local smoothie bar. Watch Jon Stewart petting his pigs down on his new farm in New Jersey in this new video...
He has become "The Mayor" of a local smoothie bar. Watch Jon Stewart petting his pigs down on his new farm in New Jersey in this new video...
Four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jeff Gordon just returned from a week-long trip in Africa working with the Rethink Refugees foundation to find better ways to help people in Congo. Gordon is no stranger to charity work. He is involved in hunger campaigns in the US, and his foundation funds pediatric cancer and his own children's hospital, and has in six years exceeded $1 million in annual contributions.
When a fan's beloved Jeff Gordon Edition Monte Carlo was destroyed in a fire, the NASCAR driver replaced it with an identical one from his collection.
When a 95-yr-old man called a radio station because he was lonely, the host sent a taxi to bring him in to talk to listeners.
This NFL All-Star never got too big to forget the kids who still need an assist in his New Jersey hometown.
Even the colorblind could enjoy Bob Ross' "Joy of Painting" when he did this special episode for them using only shades of gray.
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Ferris Bueller is getting three days off in Chicago this spring as the city celebrates the 30th anniversary of the 1986 movie with a 3-Day Ferris Fest.
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The bill was $27.75, her reward for paying it was far greater. Sarah Hoidahl, a New Hampshire waitress, even though she is a single mom living on tips, bought lunch for two National Guard service members who were furloughed recently in the government shutdown. The Guardswomen posted the kind note they received from Sarah on Facebook from which thousands of people were inspired -- including the Ellen Show producers.
At the White House yesterday President Obama honored this year's recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the Nation's highest civilian honor. "I have to say, just looking around the room, this is a packed house, which is a testament to how cool this group is," chuckled the President, whose broadest grin came as he bestowed the medal upon the shoulders of Bob Dylan.
Today is Take Your Daughter (and Sons) to Work Day, and while we don't begrudge the right of kids to tail their parents on this special day, we can't help but feel a little jealous of what some of them get to experience. Moms working in television, business, politics, and even Olympic-level athletic competition undoubtedly have some really cool jobs to drop in on, and we've picked several of our favorite working moms that we'd like to spend a day with.
The Boss is talented; he's cool; and he's even got time to help a young school boy who was rocking out way past his bedtime.
George Martin, considered "The Fifth Beatle," one of the greatest record producers of all time, died peacefully Tuesday. Ringo made a super video tribute.
This disabled teen may not have found the technology to help her communicate if she didn't love Justin Bieber so much.
UN Women, the United Nations organization dedicated to gender equality and the empowerment of women, announced yesterday it has tapped British actress Emma Watson as Goodwill Ambassador. Known for playing the leading role of "Hermione Granger" in the Harry Potter saga, Watson has been involved with the promotion of girls' education for several years.
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