Marc Price, who portrayed Skippy on the 1980s TV sitcom "Family Ties," and former Playboy Playmate Julie McCullough, who portrayed a nanny on the sitcom "Growing Pains," a late '80s/early '90s sitcom, have teamed up for a standup comedy show.

One look at the non-tanned Sheamus, you would assume he has never been near a beach -- especially The World's Most Famous Beach. That will change Saturday, as the World Wrestling Entertainment red-headed champion will headline a card at the Ocean Center.

If you were lucky enough to enjoy Ringo Starr and His All-Starr Band earlier this month at their sold out show at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre, then your chance to relive the magic is here. If you didn't get to go, here's your opportunity to see what you missed.

Name me one thing cooler than watching Liam Neeson and Ralph Fiennes play Greek gods.

Imagine for a moment if Katherine Hepburn and Lauren Bacall, two tough dames, were to have starred in a 1945 movie called "Kick-Butt Kate."

So "NCAA Football '11" makes college football the way it ought to be in a video game. You call a play effortlessly. You hand off the ball, or pass it -- and that transaction goes smoothly.

A sign above the bar reads "The Sanctuary for Adventurous Beer and Noteworthy Wines." But one step inside DeLand's Abbey and you know that this place is much more than the sum of its spirits.

Despite the cryptic ads that pose the question, "Who Is Salt?" and regardless of the various twists and turns designed to throw us off, the intentions of Angelina Jolie's super-spy character, Evelyn Salt, are never really in question.

Little kids and tweens -- girls, specifically -- will probably eat up "Ramona and Beezus," or at least be suitably amused by it.

Apple's iPad has only been around since April, but since its release I've drawn two conclusions...