My 8-year-old daughter keeps telling me that there are kids at school who are allowed to watch “Glee.” And I respond by explaining that it’s not a kids show. I was glad to see New York Daily News TV columnist Richard Huff back me up on that this morning. He’s reacting to a misguided protest from the Parents Television Council, which is complaining about the raunchy photo shoot some Glee cast members did for GQ magazine.

No, this is not a commercial for Apple—not yet, at least. Four musicians got their instruments stolen. Undeterred, they turned on their iPhones and forged on. The results are pretty amazing.

When I last hung out with Lyle Owerko, we were about 12 years old and playing hockey in our neighborhood in Calgary, Alberta. Coincidentally, this was about the time the boombox was rising to fame.

I arrived at the Nasdaq Marketsite in Times Square today to do my usual Friday business report for BNN, and there was a bull riding arena filling an entire block along Broadway.

JetBlue has a wicked sense of humor. Their new viral ad campaign is proof. Based on the tagline, “If you won’t take it on the ground, don’t take it in the air,” the ads lampoon how ridiculous most airline policies are out of context.

Didn’t get a chance to finish your Happy Meal? Don’t worry, it’ll keep—indefinitely. To win a bet with her friend, artist Sally Davies photographed the same burger and fries from McDonalds every day for six months. Disturbingly, she discovered her subject didn’t change one bit over the course of the project.

After my Yankees vs. Twins bet with friend and fellow broadcaster Ian Leonard, I’m expecting him to send me some bread.

I don’t usually involve myself in trying to pick the winners of sporting events. But I couldn’t resist the proposal for an American League Division Series bet with Fox Minneapolis meteorologist Ian Leonard.

Not a lot of people can say a Captain and Tennille song led to an epiphany. I?ve been complaining about how most of the chart-topping music this summer is unsuitable for family consumption. What father wants to hear his daughter and her friends singing Give it to me, baby like boom boom boom into their hairbrushes?