It defined the 1980s: young conservatives clashing with their liberal parents. "Family Ties" ran on NBC from 1982 to 1989, and quickly became one of the most popular 80s sitcoms. It featured the Keaton family of Columbus, Ohio, with liberal baby boomer-hippy parents, Elyse and Steven, and their three children, most notably their conservative son, Alex. Check out how they look today by clicking on the pic.
Former Vice President Dick Cheney believes his old boss, President George W. Bush, gradually turned away from his advice during their second term in the White House, showing a surprising independence as he started taking more flexible positions on a range of issues. Cheney, often described as the most influential vice president in U.S. history, has been discussing his years in office in informal talks with authors, diplomats, policy experts and past colleagues, the Post said, as he works on a memoir due out in 2011. Click on pic for more.
Check out this video and see what you get when you combine luge and a giant Slip n Slide. Thanks to Brad for sending me this one. Awesome! Cick on the pic to see this video.
Tony Mueller had done just about everything from selling peanuts to playing for the Loggers up to Tuesday night. Now, he’s done one more thing -- record the first playoff win in franchise history.
Okay, I have never been one for pageants, but one think I will say is that the Miss Universe pageant usually packs the best eye candy of them all. If you want to take a look at this years talent, click on the pic of Ms. Russia, who I think wins this thing based on looks. Yowsa! The show will be on NBC, Sunday night.
