cancer

I know what your thinking Skull Cap Social, I need to be at that event. Well, today the event is by invitation only. You have to wear your Skull Cap to show your a bad ass but when your swigging your beer/Jack Daniels, you have to hold your pinky out, you know, given it a little class...

Good Tuesday to all my friends, fans, freaks and familia. I  have received a plethora of e-mails and phone calls from everyone wanting to know if I had died, retired or went on a killing spree. Now, I don't have all the answers but let me pass on what I do know ...

There are two very good reasons to get in the wind this weekend!

Last week, doctors told Scott what many of us had feared for months -- he has cancer. He's been ill for several months, but with a diagnosis in place, Scott can now begin treatment and start the road to recovery. In the meantime, Ronson has this message to share with his friends and fans...

What started out as an act of compassion has turned into a heated controversy.

The El Paso motorcycle community is pulling together this weekend to help El Pasoan Lettie Prado in her battle against cancer.

Here's the deal these totally selfless, courageous, generous guys came up with:  for every woman that allowed these guys to motorboat them, they would donate $20 to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.  A ton of women stepped up to the plate, to allow these guys to make this unrewarding, and difficult task a reality. It's amazing to level of selflessness these guys showed, and their willingness

Check out this video that those crazy Taiwanese animators have made about Michael Douglas' throat cancer being caused by HPV he got by performing oral sex on his many lady friends.

Three cheers for the Nebraska Cornhuskers and 7-year-old cancer patient Jack Hoffman. On the final play of the Cornhuskers spring game Hoffman, who's taking a break from his 60-week chemotherapy session, took a handoff from Taylor Martinez and ran 69 yards for a touchdown to the applause of the team and 60,000 fans.

This weekend local rockers, comedians, disc jockeys, belly dancers and more are coming together for a great cause.

One more reason Metallica is still one of the coolest bands ever.

For the past three years, Thomas Doty has been fighting for his life. In late 2009, when the teenager from Washington state should have been enjoying life, Doty was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer. It's a condition that took an even worse turn thanks to a cruel prank.