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Panama & Mike in the Morning

09/04/2026

CELEB B-DAYS
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Whitney Cummings is 44. "Two Broke Girls" creator
Max Greenfield is 46 or 47. Schmidt on Zooey Deschanel's show "New Girl".
Wes Bentley is 48. Kevin Costner's son Jamie Dutton on "Yellowstone", Seneca Crane in "The Hunger Games", and Blackheart in the first "Ghost Rider" movie.
Ione Skye is 56. the girl John Cusack carries a boombox for in "Say Anything".
Damon Wayans is 66. "In Living Color"
Dr. Drew Pinsky is 68.
Khandi Alexander is 69. Kerry Washington's mom on "Scandal"
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Mike Piazza is 58. Retired catcher and MLB Hall of Famer.
Tom Watson is 77. Legendary golfer.
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Beyoncé is 45.
Mark Ronson is 51. Biggest Hit: "Uptown Funk".
Kim Thayil is 66. Soundgarden guitarist. "Black Hole Sun".
Merald "Bubba" Knight is 84. One of Gladys Knight's Pips.

09/04/2026

Fast Food Survey: Are you one of those people who digs through a fast-food bag WHILE you're at the window to make sure everything is correct? If not, maybe you SHOULD . . . especially if you're at Taco Bell.
A new analysis looked into more than 1,600 drive-thru visits across 10 major fast-food chains . . . and crunched the numbers on the places with the BEST and WORST odds of getting it right.
Overall, 11% of drive-thru orders come back wrong.
Taco Bell is the worst, botching 15% of orders. Wendy's and Dunkin' are the runners-up . . . both messing up 13% of the time. Burger King and Raising Cane's are next, with 12% incorrect.
Chick-fil-A and McDonald's are the best, "only" messing up 7% of orders. Carl's Jr. / Hardee's is next at 10% . . . followed by KFC and Arby's, which are both wrong 11% of the time.
And, the riskiest bet in fast-food is: Asking for no ice. It was the single most-cited failure in the entire study, with it being messed up 28% of the time.
===MikeR

09/04/2026

Showbiz Biz
1. Colin Jost and Pete Davidson are turning their Staten Island Ferry into a floating comedy club on Thursday, September 17th. They'll host several up-and-coming comics, and tickets are free.
2. Fans of the movie "Clue" are asking Paramount to release an alternate ending that was never used, in which Tim Curry's butler character was the killer. Meanwhile, Curry's cause of death was revealed as coronary artery disease.
3. A list of the greatest movie and TV villains of all time includes the Joker from "Batman", Dr. Evil from "Austin Powers", and Mr. Burns from "The Simpsons".
4. The cast of "Dancing with the Stars" Season 35 includes Hanson member Taylor Hanson, Julia Stiles, Jenna Dewan, and Whitney Leavitt's husband Conor.
MikeR

09/04/2026

Buzzfeed shared a list of the products, trends, and inventions that were hyped as the next big thing but then fizzled out fast.
Here are some of the most notorious:
1. Ephemeral tattoos . . . which are tattoos that are meant to fade after nine months or so. And I guess the trend faded, too.
2. Zima
3. The Segway
4. Crystal Pepsi
5. Curved TVs
6. Hoverboards. (I really thought we'd be riding on "Back to the Future" hoverboards by now.)
==MikeR

09/04/2026

Random News
--It's illegal to use any recording devices when you're running with the bulls in Spain. That includes taking selfies.
--Cockroaches have individual personalities . . . although their personalities tend to fall into two categories: Shy or bold.
--Police around the country make a surprisingly high number of trips to Chuck E. Cheese . . . because of fights between ADULTS. In fact, in a lot of cities, there are more fights at Chuck E. Cheese than any other restaurant.
--The theory is that people are more likely to fight there because their biological instinct to protect their kids kicks in.
--The longest-running TV show in America is . . . "Meet the Press". It's been on for 78 years and they've done over 4,900 episodes.
===MikeR

09/04/2026

1. A new study of ancient coral from the Galápagos Islands found that the ocean temperature swings caused by El Niño are now stronger than at any point in the last 1,000 years. They found that modern temperature swings are about 34% stronger than pre-industrial levels. And the sharpest increase has taken place over the past few decades.
2. Researchers are testing a jet fuel made with coconut oil, and it's performing almost as well as kerosene. The fuel was produced using less energy and then blended with standard jet fuel. The team found the thermal efficiency from the coconut oil blend was comparable to regular jet fuel . . . and carbon dioxide emissions were close to the same as well.
===MikeR

09/04/2026

News To Make You Feel Better: A 58-year-old man from Florida named Christopher Johnson is facing felony charges after he allegedly stole a "mortuary stretcher and cot cover" worth around $7,100 from a local funeral home.
That sounds strange, but that's his "thing." He was connected to a string of similar thefts "stretching" across four states. To bring him down, it took a multi-agency taskforce, spanning Alabama, Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina.
One of those tools was Flock cameras. So as incredibly invasive as they are, they seem adept at helping to prevent local funeral homes from being robbed of their stretchers.
The investigation remains ongoing . . . because police believe Christopher may have stolen MORE mortuary stretchers from other places.
He's also been arrested for this exact thing before, two years ago. It's unclear why he steals stretchers . . . apparently, he just understands the re-sale market.
==MikeR

09/04/2026

Americans put in more hours at work than people in most other countries.
The average in the U.S. is around 1,800 hours. That's MORE than people in Canada, Australia, Japan, or the U.K. But LESS than people in Mexico, Chile, and Korea.
But which state has the HARDEST workers? An annual study ranked all 50 states based on things like employment rates, hours worked, average commute, and how much free time people have in general.
According to the results, the 10 hardest-working states are: South Dakota . . . North Dakota . . . Alaska . . . Hawaii . . . Wyoming . . . Nebraska . . . Texas . . . New Hampshire . . . Tennessee . . . Georgia.
Michigan ranked dead-last, followed by Oregon . . . New Jersey . . . Ohio . . . Nevada . . . Rhode Island . . . California . . . New York . . . West Virginia . . . and Pennsylvania.
46th?
===MikeR

09/04/2026

Dolly Parton Gets Replacement Hollywood Star: BBC News says Dolly Parton’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star has been replaced after vandals scratched her name off her original one. Fans left flowers, candles, and photos around the star after Parton’s death last week. The star was awarded in 1984 and sits on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles. The Hollywood Historic Trust says the replacement star will be unveiled today.
===MikeR

09/04/2026

According to Triple-A, the top DOMESTIC destinations for Labor Day this year are: Seattle, Orlando, Boston, Denver, and New York City. And the most popular INTERNATIONAL destinations are: Rome, Vancouver, London, Dublin, and Paris.
Also according to Triple-A, Labor Day weekend travelers are facing the highest gas prices ever for this time of year. The national average is $4.14, up four cents from last week. The national average has NEVER been above $4 per gallon on Labor Day. The previous Labor Day record was $3.82, set back on September 3rd, 2012.
===MikeR

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