There's a new reality dating show coming to the U.S. that'seven MORE superficial than The Bachelor.  Hard to believe, I know!  Watch this video of the show from the U.K. and you'll see what I'm talking about.

This is ridiculous!  Apparently, the house has been getting worse and worse over the course of 40 YEARS!  And the government "can't" do anything about it?  You have to see it to believe it.

At the beginning of each episode of THE SIMPSON'S (and they showed their 500th episode last night) Bart is writing lines on the classroom blackboard.

If you've ever wondered if there's a place to read EVERY message Bart ever wrote, the answer is YES.  Here's the link:  BART'S CHALKBOARD. 

Enjoy!

This guy is seriously creative ... and smart. 

The goal of Cindy's Critter Crew is to help homeless pets find furr-ever homes.  To do this, we're working with shelters to produce higher quality photos of the animals for the shelter's website. 

In New York, the Humane Society increased adoption rates 50-75% by doing this.  I believe it will work here in St. Louis, too.

I've been in contact with the Humane Society of Missouri and they are excited about the possibility of working with our "crew."  I've had so many wonderful people volunteer, but there's always room for more.  We plan to schedule the first work day in March.

According the Humane Society, volunteers who come in contact with the animals must be at least 18 years old.  Shelter dogs do not respond the same way pets do, and it's just too risky to have children exposed to them.

If you're interested in becoming part of Cindy's Critter Crew, please send an email to cindy@klou.com.  If you've already contacted me, you should have gotten a reply.  I'll create an email group and keep you all updated as we work towards a date.

I can't believe it's been 20 years!  I found these little-known facts on MovieFone.

20 years ago, on February 14, 1992, "Wayne's World" was released in theaters.  It made a bankable movie comedy star out of Mike Myers, introduced the world to Tia Carrere, helped rescue Rob Lowe's career, and spawned countless catchphrases that viewers couldn't stop repeating. ("Schwing!" "We're not worthy!" "That's what she said!")

Myers created the Wayne Campbell character long before "SNL," when he was still in high school. He appeared as Wayne on various Canadian comedy series during the 1980s.

According to a Vanity Fair expose published in 2000, Myers initially didn't want to take sketch co-star Dana Carvey along to play Garth on the big screen because he feared being upstaged by the more established comedian. Carvey has disputed that claim.

Before landing a starring role as Cassandra, Wayne's aspiring-rock star girlfriend, Tia Carrere had done a two-year stint on "General Hospital" and had made TV guest appearances on both action series and sitcoms.

Rob Lowe, still seeking career rehab after his 1988 video sex scandal, played against type as a comic villain. The casting worked a little too well, and Lowe would spend the rest of the decade in similar parts, in "Tommy Boy" and all three of Myers' "Austin Powers" movies.

Gary Wright re-recorded his '70s track "Dream Weaver" for the film. The particular use of that song, cued up as a running gag whenever Wayne looks longingly at Cassandra, became a common cliché in movies whenever a guy would stare at a hot chick.

"Bosom Buddies" star Donna Dixon had a memorable role as Garth's dream girl.

Upon its release, the movie's soundtrack shot to No. 1 on the Billboard chart. Spheeris shot a music video for "Bohemian Rhapsody," incorporating footage from "Wayne's World," and the song rocketed to No. 2 on the chart, some 16 years after its initial release, and just a few months after Queen frontman Freddie Mercury's death.

Filming took just 34 days.

The movie cost a reported $14 million to make. It earned $122 million at the box office.

Almost immediately, a sequel went into production. Myers, who had earned a reported $1 million to co-write and star in the first film, saw his fee nearly quadruple, to $3.5 million. "Wayne's World 2" (1993) wasn't nearly as big a hit, topping out at $48 million.

For the complete story, CLICK HERE.

According to a national survey, CHICK FIL A is the most loved fast food chain in the country.

Also in the top 10:  Panera Bread (St. Louis Bread Company), Chipotle, Jersey Mike's Subs, Five Guys Burgers & Fries, Papa Murphy's Pizza, Zaxby's, Starbucks, Jimmy John's and Whataburger.

Surprised?

You hear me talking about Fast Eddie's Bon Air in Alton -- the great food, cold beer, outdoor patio, etc.

But how can you enjoy the outdoor patio with winter weather?  Easy!  Fast Eddie has a cover over the patio, lots of heaters going, it's the perfect place to hang out!!

Still don't believe me?  Here are pictures!