friends

Neighborhoods are interesting. Some people make concerted efforts to make the neighborhood that they live in an important part of their lives, while others tend to keep to themselves.

The cast of "Friends" and other hit sitcoms reunite to honor director James Burrows.

'Tis the season for holiday parties, and let's be honest, half the fun of holiday parties is gossiping on the way home. From "did you see what he was wearing?" to "do you think they were flirting?" and "that's what they serve at a party?" we've all done the post-party gossip. Check out this funny, but almost a little too true to real life video:

This is a heartwarming story of friendship.

Remember Flo and her ultimate number one catchphrase, in my opinion, "Kiss My Grits" is my all-time favorite from the TV show "Alice"!

This past Monday, CBS' hugely popular sitcom, "How I Met Your Mother" came to a conclusion. Within minutes, whether you were a fan of the show or not, if you were anywhere near social media, you knew the big "reveal".

The old adage is that in polite company, you don't discuss politics and religion. Do you stick by that?

The past two Sundays have seen the series finales of two hugely popular shows - "Dexter" on Showtime and "Breaking Bad" on AMC. I'm a fan of both. However, I wasn't a fan of both final episodes.

At a glance, that image looks like a multicolored carpet, or a TV on a channel with "snow". But it's faces, over 1.2 billion of them.

I'm a fan of a good prank. If done in the spirit of good fun, where nobody gets hurt and nothing gets destroyed, there's nothing better than a great prank. This group of New Zealanders have definitely pulled off The Best Prank Ever. Take a look at the video: