Berrien County Animal Control's featured pet is Bing Clawsby:  "Meet Bing Clawsby! He is one. cool. cat. This guy knows all the fine hang out spots (window seat anyone?) and all the snazzy cats to chill with. Someone please put a Stetson hat on this guy-- he's a charmer. Bing spends most of his time lounging (as cats of his stature often do) until the young kittens come out, then the real entertainment begins. We like to describe Bing as our resident kitten wrangler, taking even the most frightened kittens under his paw and teaching them all the smooth, slick tricks in the cat room. Bing is Neutered (don't remind him) and a healthy 3-4 year old male. Take his neatness home today for a neat, crisp $20.  Please contact Berrien County Animal Control at 269-927-5648 to learn more about this hip cool cat, Bing Clawsby."

When did you discover the music that “defines” you? A new study from the University of Westminster and City University of London found that the music you listen to and enjoy between the ages of 10 and 30 typically defines the kind of music you listen to and enjoy for the rest of your life. (The Ladders)

A recent study says one-third of men said they have never done this basic household chore … can you guess what it is? According to a study of men and women in the U.S., Australia, and the UK, 32% of men said they have NEVER changed the bed sheets. And the study found that men in the U.S. were the worst offenders. The study also revealed that 53% of men admitted they have done a chore badly on purpose ... you know, so they wouldn't be asked to do it again. 66% of the women surveyed said they do the majority of -- or all – the household chores. (The Ladders)

Well, Baseball did it. They actually started their 2020 season yesterday with a couple of games, albeit there was quite a thunderstorm in the middle of the Nationals-Yankee game. It felt like a weird omen for the rest of the season. Sports fans are hoping the games continue, but one anonymous player isn’t so hopeful, predicting that players will ruin the season by hanging out with female guests with the virus, which could lead to teammates and coaches getting it as well, and once a majority of a team has it, the whole season will likely shut down. In fact, during Tuesday testing, a member of the Washington Nationals received news just hours before the game last night, two days later, that he tested posted. The player spent the days prior to Thursday with teammates.

Nate Swords, Director of Development at Southwestern Michigan College joins Zack to talk about Steve's Run 2020 going Virtual!

Virtual Steve's Run

July 25-August 1, 2020

Join us in the fight against cancer!

In the last ten years alone, Steve's Run has raised over $120,000 for cancer research and student scholarships.

This year, to continue the tradition while also protecting the health and safety of all in the midst of the coronavirus, the 46th Steve's Run is going virtual. Participants can run or walk their favorite 5K or 10K route and then share their results with us on the SMC Steve's Run Facebook page July 25 - August 1!

Mariah Carey just finished writing a new memoir and it seems like Eminem's sweating over it.

US Weekly reports that Marshall is worried that Mimi may have slandered him and spilled the tea on their past relationship. While he’s usually thick-skinned and expects the hate to some degree, an unnamed source claims he’s panicked that she'll say he was bad in bed or a selfish lover, two of his biggest insecurities that she’s apparently well aware of.

I guess this is sort of a music movie. Right? The new Bill & Ted Face the Music film will skip the classic theatrical route and debut on premium VOD and in any cinemas willing to play the threequel on September 1st. Orion Pictures confirmed the move Thursday. Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter are set to reprise their roles as Theodore "Ted" Logan and William "Bill" S. Preston, Esq. The picture was originally set to open in theaters on August 21st.

A charity group that sends sneakers to soldiers overseas has seen a surge in donations -- especially since COVID-19 hit.

The group, Sneakers for Soldiers, was founded by a military mom back in 2018 to help get sneakers to military personnel in Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria.

And when the pandemic started it became even harder for the soldiers to get sneakers over there.

Luckily, donations increased, which means more shoes are being shipped -- and helping even more soldiers.

Each shoe is chosen for each soldier, depending on his or her feet and the conditions in which the soldier is serving.

Then, a label is attached to each pair with a message from the donor.

The sneakers are providing the troops with motivation and moral, as they continue to serve in these difficult times. (ABC News)

In her third day on the stand in Johnny Depp's libel suit, Amber Heard dropped a few more bombshells.

The actress told a British court that Depp threw about 30 bottles at her “like grenades” during what she called a “three-day hostage situation.” She says they “were in an argument about whether he was going to drink the liquor."

Amber claimed that Johnny assaulted her more than a dozen times during their relationship, which ended in divorce in 2017.

She also said Depp "ripped my shirt and threw me across the room” during Thanksgiving in 2015, and that he head-butted her the night before she appeared on James Corden’s The Late Late Show in 2015.

Depp is suing The Sun for calling him a "wife-beater" in an old article.

Kim Kardashian West is speaking out about what her husband has been going through. She posted a statement to Instagram Stories acknowledging Kanye West’s recent struggles with mental health.

The short version: She says Yeezy lives with bi-polar disorder, which can be “incredibly complicated and painful to understand.” She says she's never spoken up before because she wanted to respect her family’s right to privacy. Kim understands that he’s subject to criticism as a public figure but asks for compassion and empathy.

She notes that because he's not a minor, she is "powerless" to control him. This seemingly confirms his tweeted-and-deleted posts about how she sent two doctors on a plane to try and place a 51-50 hold on him.

She says, “Those who are close with Kanye know his heart and understand his words sometimes do not align with his intentions… Living with bi-polar disorder does not diminish or invalidate his dreams and his creative ideas."

Congratulations to Demi Lovato, who is engaged to marry actor Max Ehrich.

He proposed Wednesday evening following a romantic dinner. Max got down on one knee at a Malibu beach and popped the question. A friend told People magazine that Max bought the diamond after dating just two months and then waited to pop the question while the ring was being designed. (E! News)

Daniele from St. Joe Today joins Zack to talk about:

The St. Joe Farmers Market is being held weekly on Saturdays from 9AM-2PM in Lake Bluff Park through October 10.

The Mendel Center presents the Remotely Interested Concert Live Stream Series feat. The Accidentals tonight at 9PM. Tickets are still available online through their Facebook event.

Sister Lakes Brewing Co. hosts live music this Friday, July 24 feat. The Backups from 7PM-10PM and Saturday, July 25 feat. Second Chance from 5PM-8PM.

The City of St. Joseph presents the Summer Movie Series (drive-in style)! Catch The Sandlot this Saturday, July 25 at 8:30PM, hosted in the St. Joseph High School parking lot.

Southwestern Michigan College presents a Virtual 5K, July 25-August 1! The annual Steve's Run has gone virtual this year and benefits cancer research and the Steven Briegel Scholarship. Join SMC in the fight against cancer! Register online today.

If you're not out doing any winery tours lately, you can still have a little gourmet moment at home with wine and cheese. CheezIt has developed boxed wine and cracker combo packs, and apparently its been going on since before the pandemic. I can't believe I missed it! This year, it’s a box of rosé alongside CheezIt White Cheddar crackers. The limited-edition wine and cracker combo-pack, which goes on sale today for $29.99, holds a three-liter box of House Wine Rosé and about 20 servings of Cheez-It White Cheddar crackers. You can get your combo-pack at OriginalHouseWine.com. (USA Today)

The Journal Times says the Illinois State Police recently arrested a Des Plaines, Illinois man for driving 100 mph on I-94. An officer chased down Tomasz J. Ruszkowski after he saw him swerve and nearly hit other cars and concrete barriers. Tomaz said he was blind and was driving because God was guiding him and showing him the way. Officers found drugs in Tomaz's car before charging him with recklessly endangering safety, resisting an officer, disorderly conduct and possession.

And, in case you are a sports fan, today's a big day. Major League Baseball kicks off tonight at 7 as the World Series Champion Washington Nationals take on the Yankees, and later tonight the Dodgers will take on the rival San Francisco Giants. The Detroit Tigers will play tomorrow. You can bet those games will be allllllll over TV and radio.

Congratulations to Demi Lovato, who is engaged to marry actor Max Ehrich.

He proposed Wednesday evening following a romantic dinner. Max got down on one knee at a beach in Malibu and popped the question. A friend told People magazine that Max bought the diamond after dating just two months. Then waited to propose while jewelry designer Peter Marco competed the costume engagement ring. (People)

Demi shared an adorable photo at Instagram and wrote “My birth dad always called me his ‘little partner.’ Something that might've sounded strange without his southern cowboy-like accent. To me it made perfect sense. And today, that word makes perfect sense. I'm officially going to be someone else's partner.”

Demi expressed her excitement to “start a family and life” with Max Ehrich. (E! News)

On her 28th birthday, Selena Gomez was the one to deliver gifts. She created one of the largest corporate funds supporting mental health.

She announced that her Rare Beauty brand will earmark $100 million for mental health services. The fund will be financed from one-percent of Rare Beauty sales. This the Rare Impact Fund will target under-served communities.

She wrote at Instagram on Wednesday, “We want to give back to our community and further support people who needed access to mental health services, which have had a profound impact on my life.”

Selena has shared her many diagnoses, which include bi-polar disorder, anxiety, depression and the auto-immune disease Lupus. (The Hollywood Reporter)

Back in 2017, Alex Burkemper graduated from college and moved in with his older brother, Todd, in hopes of paying off student loans and saving up some money.

So, for the past three years, Todd has been collecting rent money from his brother to cover expenses. But instead of spending that money, Todd was saving that money, putting it in a separate account for Alex -- without Alex knowing what was going on.

Alex finally found a house of his own to purchase and was ready to move away from Todd. And that’s when Todd shared the big surprise …

There was a big bank account in Alex’s name, with a bunch of cash that could be used for a down payment.

Todd arranged for their parents to be there for the big reveal and mom recorded video of the awesome moment. (Good News Network)