Before Dale & Scott take the Summer off to work on some special projects, they’ve got all the pop culture silliness of the past week. They’re talking about the Chicago-area “Home Alone” house hitting the market; Marilyn Monroe’s house being ripped down (or NOT, as the case may be; Elvis’ house is safe from the evil doers; Evel Knievel’s son Kelly owns an Evel pizza place in Vegas; a documentary about the 1980’s brat pack is coming to Hulu; the Power Slap championship series is making Dana White a rich(er) man; retailers’ real reason for asking us all to round up; the disco floor John Travolta danced on in “Saturday Night Fever” is hitting the auction block; and celebrities are being banned from buying luxury vehicles because they can’t stop breaking the rules. All that, and much more, on our final episode of Spring. (PS—The show will be back with new episodes staring on September 11, 2024.)

This week we’re asking ALL the pop culture questions of the week: Have we reached the peak of wokeness with wall-to-wall trigger warnings? Can Kayne West repair his reputation by making porn? Is Diddy’s goose cooked? Could Tom Brady have been a better sport during and after his celebrity roast? Will the Evel Knievel Museum survive in downtown Las Vegas? Will the new Uber Shuttle revolutionize ground transportation? Will you try McDonald’s Grandma McFlurry? Will the “I Know What You Did Last Summer” sequel work 28 years later? Is Scott a bonefied Raiders football fan now or does he just like the pageantry of it all? Do you know the best way to survive EDC? Don’t go. Are you interested in helping Rudy Giuliani get out of debt by buying his coffee beans? How long before the real Disney sues Mini Disni? Does Mickey Mouse and Aladdin deserve to be unionized? Will Elvis’ Graceland be auctioned off to the highest bidder? All of that, and much more from the crazy world we live in…from Las Vegas to your ears.

Co-hosts Dale & Scott are back behind their golden mics talking about singer John Legend and multi-hyphenate Chrissy Teigen as they start a healthy pet food company; Welch’s introduces a line of canned cocktails; a Disney World restaurant has been awarded the world’s first theme park-located Michelin star; “Hollywood Squares” to get a reboot by CBS; Dave & Busters will start letting customers wager on their games; Carnival Cruises once again wins the customer service award against idiots; “Downton Abbey” will live on at least one more time in movie form; a gay candle company is capitalizing on Robert Kennedy Jr.’s brain worm; Judge Judy takes on the “National Enquirer” again; Lady Gaga will bring her Chromatica concert to HBO and MAX; and, the guys tell you the real reason your underwear is always inside out when it comes out of the dryer. All of that, and much more pop culture silliness of the week. It’s all the stuff you’ve just got to know, y’all.

From the 60th anniversary of the iconic “Viva Las Vegas” movie and song to the Big Nude Boat cruise coming to Miami early next year, we’ve got a lot to tell you this week. Plus, we’ll tell you about the people who accidentally shipped their cat to Amazon; Caitlin Clark’s payday; Oreo’s curious new flavor combination; Jennifer Aniston is developing a reboot of 1980’s “9 to 5” movie; we’re digging “Franklin” in Apple TV; streaming hits “Acapulco” and “Hacks” both return this week for season 3; Tennessee comedienne Leanne Morgan inks sitcom deal with Netflix and Chuck Lorre; and yet another “Scooby Doo” live action production is coming to Netflix. All that, and much more pop culture silliness of the week with Dale & Scott.

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We have an absolute abundance of pop culture silliness to talk to you about this week, y’all! Dale & Scott discuss Taylor Swift’s new mega-album; a series of asshats who prove what we already believed: humanity is doomed, including the disgusting people who yanked a small bear cub from a North Carolina tree to take photos with it; Tesla continues to slip big time, including a Cyber Truck recall; an “Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert” sequel is in the works with the original cast; you could be the new owner of the white Ford Bronco that infamously drove OJ Simpson all of Los Angeles 30 years ago; Heinz releases a Barbie-themed barbecue sauce about a year too late; the Ultimate Endless Shrimp menu item could be the end of Red Lobster because their executives are idiots; this year’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees are announced; and, much more news and views. What are you waiting for? Press ‘play.’

On National Haiku Poetry Day (yeah, it’s a thing), Dale & Scott are talking about the new Monopoly board game movie; California’s snazzy new overnight train service; the popular BarkBox subscription service is planning to launch private jet charters for dogs; U.S. stamps are on the rise yet again (but it won’t save the forever-troubled USPS, y’all); Hollywood is on a serious reboot craze (think “Melrose Place,” “Scary Movie,” and “Legally Blonde,” among others); the crazy reason Oakland, California wants to waste taxpayer dollars; Disney’s Goofy gets sued; and, lots more pop culture silliness of the past week.

Dale & Scott are back with an all-new episode featuring the piece of space junk that landed in a Florida man’s house; the continuing advancement and fear of artificial intelligence; rock band KISS’s $300 million payday; Pat Sajak announces last night hosting “Wheel of Fortune;” Jennifer Lopez pivots to a greatest hits tour; HBO’s “Curb Your Enthusiasm” wraps up in a most perfect way; Tropicana is chock full of asbestos that needs to come out before it’s knocked down; Las Vegas to get a new airport; and, much more pop culture and Vegasy news and views.

For Dale and Scott to talk about women’s college basketball, you just know it’s because something crazy happened. So, we’ll start with record-breaking Iowa star Caitlin Clark’s amazing offer from a couple of rappers, then segue into the “Titanic” door prop selling at auction; SunChip’s five minute solar eclipse offer; all of the ways brands tried to pull a fast one this April Fool’s Day; Jerry Seinfeld’s new Pop-Tarts movie; Disneyland plans to ditch gas engines; the return of “Loot” and “Hacks;” “The Walking Dead” will never die; Wheel of Fortune slots strike again in Downtown Las Vegas; and, more pop culture silliness of the week.