Television

It's been said that everyone gets 15 minutes of fame eventually. If that's true, there's a truck driver in Springfield who just had his moment. He accidentally backed his truck into the river on live television.

"I would say if I could meet my younger self, the advice I'd give is just figure out how to measure success on your own terms in showbusiness and not let the business define you."

Right now, I'd give anything to see The Winchester open so we would have somewhere to take Liz and Mum and wait for all this to blow over. And that got me thinking... what fictional locations do you wish we had right here in Kalamazoo? Here are just a few of your choices...

One the most strange incidents in television broadcast history happened in Chicago when two stations had their broadcasts interrupted by a masked man

Here is a local tribute to an era in broadcasting that for the most part doesn't exist anymore.

The Lions continue to get burned. This time it was off the field.

Jeffrey Campbell alleged that the show did not do thorough enough background checks which he believes resulted in the 2000 death of his 52-year-old mother, Nancy.

Steven Spielberg caught lightning in a bottle when his television company produced Animaniacs. Equally educational and hilarious, there was something for all ages to enjoy, including several tongue-in-cheek jokes and references for the parents in the room.

She worked, sweated, and gave it everything she had, after 16 episodes she proved she was the best!

Traverse City Chief Kim Ryan has out lasted 16 chiefs from across the country on the Fox reality show 'Hell's Kitchen'.