If you’re looking for big laughs and holiday cheer, we’ve got just the thing! Brian Matuzack from the Rubber Chicken Theater joined us this morning to talk about their upcoming holiday shows. For ...

SPOKANE, Wash. - After losing last year's spirit game, the Ferris Saxons beat Lewis and Clark and won the Rubber Chicken. The longest-running spirit game in the city, the Spokane Arena bleachers were ...

The Ferris girls basketball team started 3-0 but lost starting sophomore point guard Juju Lewis to an injury in a loss to Central Valley and dropped four straight. But Lewis made her return Thursday ...

For those looking for the spiciest versions of crispy chicken in the metro, head to the new Dave’s Hot Chicken with its seven levels of heat that go from no spice to Grim Reaper. The second location ...

Magic of Rahat uses a screaming rubber chicken in a drive thru prank Three Americans killed — Trump vows 'serious' retaliation Man's dishwasher discovery prompts thousands to check their own ...

Melissa Barrera and Jenna Ortega gave Scream fans a new duo to root for. After playing the Carpenter sisters in Scream and Scream VI, the actresses separately left Scream 7 before production could ...

Underward is a 2025 co-op horror exploration game developed and published by Japanese studio Intense. With its recent Genius Gyaru Doctor update being released right in time for Tokyo Game Show 2025, ...

Dave’s Hot Chicken, the home of the Nashville hot chicken craze that swept the nation, finally has plans to open in the Des Moines metro. Bart Coon and his son, Kegan, announced plans to open five ...

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Recognizable by its rubber chicken logo, Dave’s Hot Chicken was founded by Dave Kopushyan, Arman Oganesyan and Tommy and Gary Rubenyan. It started with a small stand in East Hollywood, California.

Ah, the rubber chicken. Once a staple of comedians in the Vaudeville age, it’s now the symbol of hack jokes and dated comedy. But they still manufacture these things, and someone’s buying them. Enough ...