12.They found the car to go to the place they were already. It's amusing because they're stoners, but as a viewer, this is brutal to watch. This feels more like a sitcom episode than a movie.

The amusing idea came during Guthrie’s interview with Hanks last week for his new movie “Here.” The “Today” co-host has interviewed the actor countless times during his legendary career.

Doctor said some of the stickers have funny phrases, such as, “Help! My mom will kill me if you don’t return this.” Others read, “Dude, where’s my stuff?” and “Get me home.” ...

Theft from auto: Thornapple Lane A county grand jury last week also indicted a South Euclid man, 40, and woman, 37, for allegedly entering an unlocked car overnight on Feb. 10.

When I was very young, while lying in my twin bed, I remember I had a view of the neighborhood streetlight through a 1-inch separation between the drape and window. This was my Super Doppler Radar.

Celebrity mums talk about why Mother’s Day is special to them Sophie Delezio stole a nation’s heart when she survived a horror car crash 22 years ago. Now she reveals the bundle of joy that ...

Michigan Rep. Penalized After Wrapping Colleague's Car in Plastic Wrap "My good colleague from the 51st district parked in two spots, including mine, to make sure no one hit his fancy car," the ...

The Golden Rule as applied in relationships starts with good intentions. By following it, we are trying to do something positive for our partner; we are making an effort to consider their feelings ...

Seann William Scott, known for American Pie and Dude, Where's My Car, and Daryl "Chill" Mitchell from Fear The Walking Dead, round out the cast as Gabriel and Stich, two silly mechanics who work ...

EDITORIAL Dude, where’s my Cannabis Control Commission reforms? There’s widespread agreement that the CCC is a mess and needs to be overhauled. How to do that is less clear.

While Toyota's overall sales in China in 2024 fell 7% from a year earlier, sales of its electrified vehicles - mostly hybrids - grew 27%.

Soaring demand for Toyota's gasoline-electric hybrids has left suppliers struggling to keep pace, leading to shortages of parts and months-long waits for car buyers, according to four people ...