For nearly 60 years, Publishers Clearing House had been known for changing individuals’ lives, fulfilling their dreams with prize money it promised would keep coming for as long as they lived.

There was no JumboTron expose like what happened at the Coldplay concert, but it was a hotline that the mistress of the Nestlé CEO put him in "hot chocolate" by reporting his affair with a company employee. It's one thing when the CEO of a major comany makes a stupid work mistake, but what about the regular slobs? My Insane FL Nephew, "Pancho Guero", tells about the one Phillies fan who made the mistake of becoming a "Karen" at a FL Marlins game in FL where she demanded the home run ball a father grabbed for his son...on his birthday...claiming "squatter's rights"...and that was caught on the JumboTron and on ESPN. In this Weekend Episode... - A Piece of My Mind… Build It & Confidence Will Come: DIY Projects Are the New “Confidence Boost” Millennials & Gen Z’ers Need - Fired Nestlé CEO Was Outed By Mistress When She Found Him in Swiss Hotel With ANOTHER Employee - Singles Are Dating Until They’re ‘Hating’ to Make Breakups Easier - Guy Won 5K a Week Forever from Publishers Clearing House But the Company Went Bankrupt - People Are Sharing Their Most STUPIDEST Mistakes at Work - Group Of Hikers Got “High” Getting High—Needed To Be Rescued After A Debilitating Psychedelic Experience From Magic Mushrooms - Would You Try Sunscreen-Flavored Ice Cream? - Philadelphia “Phillies Karen” Goes Viral For Stealing Home Run Ball From 10-y/o Boy Pancho will respond to some relationship questions on dealing with the annoying laugh by a woman confessed she gets "easily annoyed" when she goes on a blind date and how to move out of the "friend zone" with a girl.

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Rep. Andy Biggs is set to appear at a town hall in Chandler on Tuesday night. But is it a town hall if the town can't come?

Publishers Clearing House, the sweepstakes company known for showing up on prize winners' doorsteps with oversize checks, filed for bankruptcy protection in New York on Wednesday.

Rodgers breaks his silence about his situation.