Birthday

The City of Kansas City, Mo., will celebrate the year of its 160th birthday today (Mar. 28) from 11:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the City Hall Rotunda, 414 E. 12th St. Remarks from Mayor Sly James, City Manager Troy Schulte and members of the City Council will begin at noon.

Kids, this week was my 34th birthday.  We had a nice cake here at the station, and since it was a Wednesday, I didn't do anything to celebrate that night.  What I did do, this weekend, was go on a big ol' history nerd trip.

Michelle Obama’s 50th birthday is coming up next January, and the First Lady reportedly wants Adele and Beyonce to perform at the festivities. The British songstress has happily accepted the offer, a source tells the Daily Mail, and she's even agreed to play the highly anticipated show free of charge.

Who doesn't love birthday cakes? They're sweet, they're colorful, they're on fire!

Yes, kids, it comes once a year, and everyone seems to have one.  Mine is today: it's my birthday.

Australia has decided to blow out the candles on a birthday tradition.

Michael Henrichsen will always remember his 26th birthday as the year that Billy Idol showed up to help him celebrate. Henrichsen had taken part on a two-year journey, attempting to reach out to the singer to come play his bash.

Kids, I'm a huge Beatles fan.  I have been since I was 13, pretty much twenty years now. As a kid, I didn't have the internet. I had the library and a little record store on 16th Street called Vintage Vinyl. I would go there in the summers and the guy would let me listen to some of his records and tape off the songs for a quarter.  This was the advanced technology we had back then.  So when I foun

Happy Birthday Mick Jagger! The Rolling Stones ringleader turns 69 years young today, July 26.

It's seems like only yesterday, but it really was 29 years ago.  I was just a young lad anxious to start a new job in the exciting world of radio.  I had turned 21 the night before and celebrated appropriately, but all the beer in the world couldn't stop the anxiety of going on the air for the first time in a real paying radio station.