It's International Beer Day, so we're busting some beer MYTHS: Drinking a lot of beer doesn't give you a beer belly . . . it's from excess calories in general. Dark beers aren't necessarily stronger than light beers. And draft beer isn't more likely to give you a hangover . . . drinking a lot of any alcohol will do it.

A guy in Upstate New York is facing charges after he pulled a gun on a delivery driver over a pizza he didn't order. It turned out someone else in his family ordered it.

Someone near Indianapolis turned an old high school gymnasium into a house, and now it's up for sale. They listed it for $299,000.

This is some MacGyver-level stuff: An inmate in Kansas managed to punch a hole through a reinforced plastic window by smearing it with hemorrhoid cream, and lighting the cream on fire to soften the plastic up.

A woman in rural Ohio thinks she got the first audio recording of BIGFOOT. But wildlife experts think it might just be an alpha male coyote calling out to its pack.

A study found that "revenge games" in sports are a real thing. Athletes tend to play better against their former team. And it might hold true for other professions as well. Like if you leave your job to work for a competitor, you're extra motivated to do well and stick it to your old boss.

Mike Z will be throwing down with Three Days Grace drummer Neil Sanderson tonight at 10pm for "Wired In The Empire" on 96.7 KCAL Rocks. They are bringing their "Explosions" tour to the Hollywood Palladium on 8/18/22 which the guys will get into.

Plus, new tunes from Megadeth, Slipknot and a brand new band: StarZero.

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Is the "2-2-2" rule the key to a happy marriage? It stands for "2" date nights a month . . . one weekend away together every "2" months . . . and a full week away every "2" years.

Is this brilliant, or are pet owners nuts? A company in Japan is selling vests for cats and dogs with a built-in fan to keep them cool on hot days.

Have you heard of the term "quiet quitting" yet? It's when you stay at your job, but stop going above and beyond and just do the bare minimum.