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This morning, the Breakfast Flakes discussed a recent report that said STDs and other health problems were becoming a concern at the Occupy Wall Street protests in New York.  This began a discussion on the contradictions surrounding the Occupy Wall Street movement, and Paul's simple "fire hose" solution to get the protesters to leave.

A man called England’s 999 emergency service number to report an unidentified light floating in the sky. Then, two minutes later, he had the courtesy to call back and admit what he thought could’ve been space aliens was actually just the moon.

According to the Kansas City Star, the federal government is backing away from tighter air-quality regulations that created controversy over “farm dust.”  Our Breakfast Flakes will be happy to see the controversy blow over.

For a guy who’s on the road as much as Dierks Bentley, naming a song ‘Home‘ could be seen as a sort of wistfully ironic joke. But in the case of Bentley’s latest single, currently hovering outside the Top 40 at country radio, the title ‘Home’ has more than one meaning. “I think that title of that song is special to me because I’m coming home to country music,” he told CMT during a recent interview

For his upcoming ‘Duets II’ project, Tony Bennett made sure to line up plenty of stars from the rock and pop world, including John Mayer, Lady Gaga, and Amy Winehouse — but he invited a few friends from the country charts, too. The full-length release won’t be available until September 20, but in the meantime, you can hear Bennett share a mic with one of those country stars — Carrie Underwood — fo

  Chipotle Music Over the course of his long career, Willie Nelson has dabbled in a wide variety of genres, from reggae to adult contemporary to blues and beyond. Along the way, he’s worked with and covered a staggering number of artists — and now that list includes Coldplay. Nelson covered the band’s hit song ‘The Scientist’ recently, contributing his version to the soundtrack of a short film ent

A groundbreaking ceremony was held Monday August 9 for a new segment of Swords Park Trail. According to the Billings Gazette, Michael Sanderson, president of the firm Sanderson-Stewart that designed and engineered the Swords Park Trail project, said his company’s stated “core purpose” is “to plan and design enduring communities...