Everything's Going to Be Great starts in Akron, Ohio in 1989. Buddy Smart (Cranston), with his pristine mustache, is the head of a small, struggling regional theater.

"I think it's great. Gavin likes the publicity, but I think it would be a great thing. He's done a terrible job." “He's a nice guy, but he's grossly incompetent," Trump also said.

Is that great marketing or what?) Now to the regular traffic. Cheatham reports that this section of I-30 averages 32,000 vehicles a day. Ten years go, that count was 27,000.

I think this is a great first step toward getting the Democrats back to sanity. And a second good step would be, we've got to do something about "The View." [LAUGHTER] MAHER: I really believe that.

Gonchar would be great today. Like, really great. Gonchar was also a fantastic puck mover. His passes were second to few. Only the likes of Scott Niedermayer and Paul Coffey could move the puck ...

“Probably took a little longer than even I anticipated, but it doesn’t shock me. It’ll be a great challenge for us. We all know what type of player he is and how good he is. I’m sure he’ll be telling ...

A spirited rendition of “There’s No Business Like Show Business” during the opening credits gets the oddball dramedy Everything’s Going To Be Great off to a promising start, right in line ...