Here are a few things to look forward to in November: A special fall edition of The Masters starts next Thursday . . . the CMAs, AMAs, and People's Choice Awards are all this month . . . a lot of big shows come back, including "Grey's Anatomy" and "Law & Order: SVU" next week . . . and after Thanksgiving, look for some major online deals for Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

Mike Z will be bro'in down with Black Stone Cherry guitarist tonight at 11pm for "Wired In The Empire" on 96.7 KCAL Rocks. They'll be talkin and rockin tunes off of their new album "The Human Condition". Plus, new jams from Cerebellion, Ovtlier and In This Moment.

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MATTHEW MCCONAUGHEY broke down his philosophy on drinking and hangovers. A big part of it is discipline. He says, quote, "I never have been one of those people that the next day goes, 'Oh God, I'm never doing that again.' Well, [B.S.], you are."

An iPhone repairman in Michigan found a note inside a phone he was fixing with a $100 bribe asking him NOT to repair it . . . so the guy's wife couldn't check the call history. The repairman wound up deciding not to take the bribe and he told the wife what happened.

A guy in Florida paid $150 at a small animal sanctuary for a "full contact experience" with a black leopard . . . and the leopard immediately MAULED him. He needed multiple surgeries and the guy who runs the sanctuary has been cited.

If you want to waste five minutes, "Reader's Digest" did a list of everyone's favorite Halloween candy based on their zodiac sign.

62-year-old JEANISE JONES is one of the breakout stars of "Borat 2", because she's just so decent and righteous. Her pastor set up a GoFundMe for her, and it's already raised more than $105,000.

A couple in Scotland had their wedding venue cancel on them twice because of the pandemic, so they're getting married this weekend at a McDonald's. And news reports show cities around the U.S. struggled to keep people from going out on Halloween during the pandemic in 1918.