Morning Sideshow

Guess you can say this guy had a real beef with his brother.

What kind of jobs would you be willing to do to get paid in beer?

In this hilarious video, a group of friends in New Zealand decide to rig the water lines in their buddy’s house so that beer came out of every tap in the house. Then, they set up dozens of cameras all over the house to catch his reaction. It’s a prank that will have frat brothers everywhere drooling with envy.

You can't stop the march of time, or the accumulation of birthdays; but you can join me in the fight against growing up. I used to think that deep down inside I was 12, until a friend told me I reminded him of his 8-year-old. I took that as a compliment.

Let's face it, growing up's not all it's cracked up to be. Broken dreams, crushed spirits, empty promises. I'm kidding (kind of), but we all have a list of letdowns based on expectations of what we thought becoming an adult meant. Here are the top disappointments.

The biggest hit on the first weekend of the college football season didn’t even happen on the field.

Today on the Morning Sideshow we've been discussing unwritten rules in life that we should all know and all agree on. These are rules that aren't open for discussion. Things like, 'if you're not passing someone, get out of the left lane.' But wait, there's more.

According to an article in Time, the vast majority of both men and women find doctors attractive. And when it comes to what kind of doctor is most dateable; the surgeon tops the list. Could it be because they are seen as being so good with their hands?

According to a story on Your Tango, there are five things that are the biggest culprits when it comes to the crashing down of relationships. Now I'm not calling us shallow (yes I am), but 'Hogging the Remote' is among the top-5 reasons. Really? Here are the rest.

Central Minnesota parents are sending their kids back to school today, and most of them couldn't be happier. 76% say they are glad their kids will be back in the classroom, with only 24% saying their bummed that it's back to school time.

Let this be a lesson. If you decide to have sex in a shed at Home Depot, expect to be talked about on the radio. That's just how it goes. And that's exactly what  20-year-old Emily Craig and her boyfriend, 31-year-old Shaun Bowden did last week in South Carolina.

Not to be all crazy kinds of paranoid, but according to a story in the Huffington Post, you may not be as secure at home as you think. Anything connected to a network can theoretically track your behavior, and be hacked into. You might be surprised at some of the culprits.