Instead, Jon Dalton relished the chance to showcase “Jonny Fairplay,” an immoral jerk persona he developed during his time as a manager in professional wrestling.

Here’s a look at what’s going on this weekend ‘Round Town.

Marina Krcmar, an associate professor of communication at Wake Forest, is the author of Living Without the Screen: Causes and Consequences of Life Without Television, finds those who don’t watch are mixed bag.

Christina Aguilera has become the latest musical act to release an album exclusively through one retailer.

Don LaFontaine, the man who popularized the now loved-catch phrase, “in a world where...” and lent his voice to thousands of movie trailers, has died.

Amelia Mann from Ridgeway has been chosen to take part in American Gospel.tv

We’re on your side with a look at what’s going on this weekend ‘Round Town.

America, our God-given right to eat hot dogs without worry is under siege. The Hot Dog Council - and, yes, it’s a real council - said the tube steak hysteria is a bunch of baloney. The Baloney Council had no comment.

Dave Matthews was among 1,000 mourners in Charlottesville who paid homage to LeRoi Holloway Moore, the saxophonist and arranger for Matthews’ band.

Whether it’s the spirit of the mountains, the spirit of the music or the spirit of the “haunted” mansion, this year’s two-day event promises enchanting entertainment.

Astronaut Leland Melvin, who went up in the Space Shuttle Atlantis in February, is taking part in “The Great American Concert,” scheduled for 8 p.m. Sept. 6 in the E.C. Glass High School auditorium

Pictures of an Asian factory worker found on a new iPhone sold to a British customer have generated keen discussion on the Internet about her identity - and her fate.

The horn lies silent and the reeds are still, but former Dave Matthews Band saxophone player LeRoi Moore’s music lives in the hearts of others

At the age of 10, Alexandra “Alex” Pyles has won 14 world titles, entered the National Blackbelt League’s Hall of Fame and accumulated a wall full of trophies

The next time your favorite joke lays an egg, you might want to quit while you’re ahead.

Here’s a look at what’s going on this weekend ‘Round Town.

The worst thing about the downturn in the newspaper industry, aside from massive layoffs, careers in ruins, frozen salaries and the grim realization that my only other marketable skill is frying hushpuppies at the fish camp, is the cutback in good, old-fashioned monkey coverage. 

We’re on your side with City Magazine’s round town.

The end of summer is fast approaching. No, not the end of the actual season itself, but the “real” summer, when my kids are out of school. I can walk around guilt-free with my shirt off (pants are optional), and the neighbors go out of town so we can use their washing machine and watch their 67-inch plasma TV. 

three years after the anemic “Revenge of the Sith” failed to put the last nail in the coffin, fan boys are waving their light sabers and dressing up like Storm Troopers for “Star Wars: The Clone Wars.”
The animated feature film debuts Friday.

Match the countries with the lyrics from their national anthems AND listen to the different national anthems!

Here’s a look at what’s going on around town this weekend August 7-10th

All entries are in for the Second Annual Write Scott Hollifield’s Column While He Is On Vacation Or Performing Court-Ordered Community Service Contest.

On Monday, kids and parents can learn how to get to Sesame Street on their computers. The newly revamped SesameStreet.org is the result of two years of research and development by Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit educational organization behind the TV series on PBS.

Final preparations are under way for Sara Evans to take the stage Friday at a new Smith Mountain Lake concert site

Established as country hitmakers, the Oak Ridge Boys had a run of chart successes that would last through the ’80s

Here’s a look at what’s going on this weekend ‘Round Town.

I thought I had it bad, but some of you at one time or another have transformed into one huge, hideous blister, shunned by family and friends and forced to live in outbuildings so no one could hear your agonizing cries and see your incessant scratching. 

It’s hard to believe now, but there was a time in comedian Lewis Black’s career when he would tell 45 minutes worth of jokes about the weather.

If you look closely at two of this summer’s movies, you’ll find a little bit of Richmond