Following record-breaking cold and winter storms that forced the cancellation of more than 10,000 blood and platelet donations in parts of the U.S. in February, the American Red Cross is urging healthy individuals, especially those with type O blood, to give now to ensure blood products are available for patient emergencies when help can’t wait.…… read more »
WSFL has your digital download of Whitesnake “The Blues Album!”… read more »
When Fleetwood Mac released its first live album in December 1980, it captured the legendary band’s most iconic lineup on stage demonstrating the full scope of their collective, creative powers. Recorded mostly during the world tour for Tusk, Fleetwood Mac Live delivered a double-album’s worth of exhilarating performances that included massive hits like “Dreams” and “Go Your Own…… read more »
Join WSFL in our effort to raise awareness for heart disease, the most common killer in people worldwide. February is National heart Health Awareness month, and we want to share some helpful links and information to help you treat and prevent heart disease. Heart Disease in the United States Heart disease is the leading cause of death for…… read more »
As with many events and fundraisers in the age of the pandemic, the annual Empty Bowls fundraiser had to take on a different look and feel for 2021. We stopped by where all of the action and organizing culminated on Thursday, 2/25 at both the Craven Arts Council & Gallery, as well as Temple Church in…… read more »
Two years ago this month, the Boy Scouts officially started allowing girls to join. And this week, around 1,000 girls across the country became the first female Eagle Scouts. Only 6% of all Scouts make it that far…………… Some guy found a woman’s wallet at a Walmart in Florida last weekend, and drove all the way to her house to make…… read more »
A parking garage at the airport in Montreal has waived 11 months of parking fees for a guy from Vermont who hasn’t been allowed to cross the border to get his car back……………………SpaceX is planning to launch its first all-civilian flight this fall. And a 29-year-old woman who beat cancer as a kid just got a FREE ticket. Her…… read more »
ANGUS YOUNG came up with the title of the song “Highway to Hell” on the john. He says, quote, “I’m just sitting on the throne, more or less, and then I go, ‘I think I’ve got it. I’ve got it. I’ve got it. I’ve got the idea in my head.’” MICK JAGGER narrates a vdeo to celebrate the 150th…… read more »
A restaurant owner in Wisconsin took his $2,000 advertising budget . . . used it to buy gift cards at competing restaurants . . . and then raffled them off to his customers.….. A guy in England has been raising money by planning his jogging routes, so his GPS draws male genitalia. He posts the maps online, and all the money is…… read more »
A couple in Texas ordered groceries last week, and the delivery driver crashed into their flower bed after sliding on some ice. Then her car was stuck. So they invited her in, and let her stay with them for five days until she could get it out.………………A grocery store near Austin lost power last week while people were trying to buy…… read more »
WOLFGANG VAN HALEN performed an acoustic version of his song “Distance” on the “Today” show. You’ve got through April 30 to participate in the fan vote for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. METALLICA played a concert to kick off “BlizzCon” on Twitch, but because of copyright issues, the SOUND of their performance was swapped out for what amounted to…… read more »
A guy in Austin has been driving around in his truck, looking for cars stuck in the snow, and helping people get them out. In just two days, he helped over 140 people . . . 98 on Monday, and another 47 on Tuesday………….An eagle-eyed snowplow driver in Wisconsin recently saved a little kid’s life. David Gehrke…… read more »
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Mick Jagger narrates an emotional tribute to Royal Albert Hall in a short film released to mark the iconic London venue’s 150th anniversary. In the 90-second video, the Rolling Stones frontman reads a portion of W.H. Auden’s 1964 poem “For Friends Only,” an ode to friendships. “I have some wonderful memories of performing there with…… read more »
AC/DC’s Angus Young has denied rumors the late Bon Scott recorded for songs for the band’s classic album Back in Black before his death. Rumors of Scott performing early versions of some of the classic album’s songs have been around for some time. In a new interview with Paste, Young made it clear that Scott’s…… read more »
Halestorm have shared a cover of The Who’s 1974 hit, “Long Live Rock.” The cover was recorded for the upcoming documentary Long Live Rock. Celebrate The Chaos, due for release on March 12. Long Live Rock . Celebrate the Chaos is “a deep dive into the culture of hard rock” and focuses on the audiences…… read more »
Shinedown’s seventh studio album will be released after the summer, according to the band’s frontman Brent Smith. “I can’t give you exact dates on everything for the new record. I can tell you that we will be looking after summer for release,” Smith said in an interview with Detroit’s WRIF radio station. “So that is…… read more »
Guns N’ Roses frontman Axl Rose is set to make a guest appearance on “Scooby-Doo and Guess Who?” Rose stars as an animated version of himself in a new upcoming episode of Scooby Doo, in which he helps the Mystery Gang solve a new mystery. In the episode, the gang, comprised of Fred, Velma, Daphne,…… read more »
Heart’s Nancy Wilson has revealed that her debut solo album, You and Me, will be out on May 7 via Carry On Music. Wilson recorded the LP in her California home studio, with band members and guest musicians, including Liv Warfield, Duff McKagan, Sammy Hagar and Taylor Hawkins, joining remotely. “Being off the road last…… read more »
Gaming streaming platform Twitch cut off the audio of Metallica’s BlizzCon performance on its official channel on Friday (February 19) due to copyright concerns and replaced it with 8-bit instrumental folk music. The switch by Twitch to use royalty-free music to avoid a DMCA takedown came in the middle of “Enter Sandman,” which is one…… read more »
Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider has criticized the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Committee as “arrogant” and “elitist.” Snider blasted the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame’s system of voting and its aversion to heavy metal rock music in a Twitter post. “The RnR Hall committee members are arrogant elitist as**oles who look down…… read more »