Nicest guys in the biz, perhaps. If you haven't seen Time For Three yet, WTH? Go see them - Thursday (Nov 19) at Hilbert Circle Theatre with the ISO or anywhere they may be on tour. Seriously. And Maestro Urbanski, I will ask about the hair next time!

Connecticut's governor took another swipe at Mike Pence as he talked about refugees diverted from Indiana.

Two segments on The 10 At 10, one on the bill that was introduced by Senate Republicans, the other on the rallies that took place at the Statehouse before and during Organization Day.

So we went from talking about how it was not a big deal that, for the first time ever, Mattel featured a boy in a Barbie commercial to a flat out disagreement over whether "action figures" are dolls. They are, despite what Abdul says.

The segment about the Pastafarian woman who got a religious exemption to wear a colander on her head for her driver's license picture. Just listen if that makes absolutely no sense to you1

We used three segments of The 10 At 10 today on the "sneak attack" that wasn't, sort of. It is Organization Day at the Statehouse, and Abdul and I talked about the coming LGBT civil rights bill and the competing Statehouse rallies.

A new survey shows strong support for expanding civil rights protections for the LGBT community, even among Republican voters.

Does everyone have to use the term "radical Islam" when describing the terrorists who attacked Paris, or any other ISIS or al-Qaeda attack? A Muslim, 10 At 10 co-host Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, says no. After all, we didn't refer to bombers Eric Rudolph and Timothy McVeigh as "radical Christians."

The head of the group that has resettled Indiana's only recent Syrian refugees doesn't understand Governor Pence's call to block others from the state.

Many Butler University students wore black on campus in memory of those who died in Paris.