Movies

Here are five tips from Laak on how to make sure you leave with your buddies’ money at the end of poker night.

Had he not sadly passed away in 1990, Jim Henson would be 77 today. But his work lives on, and with a new movie due out next year, The Muppets are continuing to entertain new generations. Today we're celebrating Jim Henson by sharing some amazing facts about his most famous creation: Kermit the Frog.

I'm talking about my friend Peter Franklin, aka, The Gabby Cabby who cruises the streets of the Big Apple in his yellow mobile conveyance lounge. In layman's terms, that a taxi cab! Pete will be joining me this afternoon, Friday, on the Puffman Show at 4:45 with a ton of true unbelievable tales from Gotham...

My friend, Peter Franklin, aka the Gabby Cabby, ran across...not OVER(!)...Cameron Diaz recently in Central Park in New York City. Cameron was spotted by the driver of the "yellow mobile conveyance lounge" playing volleyball. Pete's no Stage-Door-Johnny, but he brought his cab to a stop on a dime...

No, not me, he's dead! But tomorrow morning (Saturday) on Puffman Sports Trivia at 7:30, I'll be giving away the Jackie Robinson book, "How to Be Like Jackie Robinson; Life Lessons from Baseball's Greatest Hero" by Pat Williams with Mike Sielski...

That's the theme this year of the 12th Annual Montana FUN Weekend over in Cut Bank. What a grand event at the Cut Bank International Airport. Be there or be square, I like to say. The Wet/Dry Burnout Contest kicks off tomorrow night (Friday) at 8...

I've got Jennifer Anniston on my mind this morning & my friend, Peter Franklin-The Gabby Cabby, will be talking about Jennifer this afternoon (Thursday) when he visits the Puffman Show during the 4 o'clock hour. The Gab Man has a ton of his "True Tales" to share with out listeners, although at this point in time, I think the Jennifer Anniston story is probably the most important one!

We're fascinated by this amazing piece by Stephen Wildish. We love James Bond flicks but this poster proves we don't know nearly as much about the characters in the movies as we thought.

That's what B.D. Salerno says in her new book, "Forensics by the Stars: Astrology Investigates" from iUniverse, Inc. In "Forensics by the Stars", author B.D. Salerno, an astrologer for more than 20 years, provides insight into the fascinating world of solving crimes & understanding, both natural & man made disasters by applying astrologic science to interpreting event c

Hey, why not watch classic movies overdubbed with the voices from Spongebob Squarepants'? Seriously, what have you got to lose, other than your bad attitude, Mr. 'I-don't-want-to-hear-Spongebob-do-'Singin'-in-the-Rain'?

Movies on the roof sound more funner than "drinks on the house".That's what they're doing this summer back east in New York City, according to Peter Franklin, The Gabby Cabby. I'm going to be chewing the fat with Ol' Pete this afternoon (Wednesday) at 4:45 on the Puffman Show...

Kids love when teachers show movies in class. But a group of 11-year-olds in Colombes, France, got much more than they bargained for when their math teacher gave them a screening of the gruesome torture porn flick 'Saw.' Hey, kids are never too young to learn about existential dread, right?