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And now, definitive proof that some guys actually DO read Playboy for the articles. The popular men's magazine published an interesting story ranking "The Most Popular Fictional Character From Each State". Here in the great state of Wyoming, our most popular fictional character is Yogi Bear...

When he was only eight years old, Michael Pearlman landed his first movie role, co-staring with Paul Simon in the film One Trick Pony. After appearing in several made-for-television movies, Pearlman joined the cast of the hit sitcom Charles in Charge, playing the role of Jason Pembroke in over twenty episodes from 1984 - 1987...

If you watched the 140th annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show on television this week, you'll be pleased to know that Wyoming was well represented at the prestigious event. Of the over 3,000 dogs who competed in New York City this year, four of them were from right here in the Cowboy State...

I doubt we will see these types of gas pumps in Wyoming anytime soon, but if you're traveling to a big city or headed back east, don't be surprised!

This year, millions of Americans will be spending Valentine's Day with 'The Walking Dead'. The popular AMC series returns with their mid-season premiere on Sunday night. To help prepare you for the show, and the impending zombie apocalypse, Wyoming author Pembroke Sinclair published a new blog this week explaining why Wyoming residents will have a fighting chance when the dead rise up and come for

Shoplifting turned into shop-stuffing.

First, he gave her his liver. Then, he gave her his heart.

Fans of the sitcom 'Married...With Children' remember Amanda Bearse for her role as Marcy Rhoads-D'arcy. Bearse played the neurotic next door neighbor of the Bundy family from 1987 through 1997. In May, Bearse will be appearing at the inaugural Cheyenne Comic Con...

No matter how much George Lucas would like to have this removed from our minds (and the internet), the Stars Wars Holiday Special still exists.

Happy Festivus for the rest of us. Observed every year on December 23, the unofficial holiday was introduced in 1997 by the Seinfeld sitcom character Frank Costanza, played by Jerry Stiller. The annual Festivus celebration is steeped in four traditions: The Festivus Pole, Festivus Dinner, the Airing of the Grievances and the Feats of Strength...

Here's one time when it's good to be stopped by police.

Here's a forecast that's to Jedi for.