Mike Z is kickin it with Ayron Jones tonight at 10pm for "Wired In The Empire" on 96.7 KCAL Rocks. They'll be rockin tunes off of his album "Child Of The State" and talkin about him rockin with Shinedown at the Wiltern on 1/28/22. Plus new jams from: Black Stone Cherry, Falling In Reverse and Underoath.

New Tunes, Music News, Tour Dates and an interview with Ayron Jones

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The first really dumb TikTok trend of the year is called the "Sleepy Chicken Challenge" and it involves boiling chicken in half-a-bottle of NYQUIL. It's supposed to be a cold remedy, but it could actually cause an overdose and KILL you.

KANYE WEST released a new track called "Eazy", where he threatens to "beat PETE DAVIDSON's ass." He also suggests that KIM KARDASHIAN is raising their kids with nannies and cameras.

A 22-year-old woman in South Dakota is facing charges after she faked her own kidnapping because she, quote, "wanted a break from her husband."

A study at LSU found more shark attacks happen around a full moon, but it's not clear why.

The big science stories this week included the first pig-to-human heart transplant. The James Webb telescope might work for 20 years instead of ten. And if you have trouble remembering names, you might not be getting enough sleep.

With some cold-weather playoff games looming this weekend, former NFL linebacker BART SCOTT had a tip for players who want to keep warm. Quote, "A lot of NFL players, at least in my day, took Viagra because it opens up the blood vessels."

A list of bands who set world records includes: Metallica becoming the first to play on all seven continents in a year . . . KISS having the highest flame projection in a concert at about 115 feet . . . and Iron Maiden having the most songs in video games for a metal band.

Actors who've shown off their actual junk onscreen include Tom Hardy, Ewan McGregor, and Jason Biggs. Actors who faked it include Mark Wahlberg, Jonah Hill, and Daniel Radcliffe.

According to Google Trends, chicken is the #1 food shortage we're googling right now, and cream cheese is next. But two states are more concerned about the Flamin' Hot Cheetos shortage than anything else . . . California and Arizona.