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The tone of her video has drawn criticism due to what is considered to be a harsh tone in response to concern. And due to how she referred to the missing girl.

After the headlines and heartaches of pandemics and political tensions, we needed the lighthearted fun of playing in the snow. Hey, I even built a snowman!

She's released a statement apologizing "for any harm [her] words caused," and she regrets "using a reference to one of the most evil dictators in history..."

Washington Post reporter Rebecca Tan said "some tried to scale the construction structures and have been tackled by police...Capitol police trying to hold them back."

This is honestly one of the most ridiculous things I've ever seen.

The holidays are upon us! You've got decorations ready and your list of recipes ready to put on the table for the Thanksgiving feast. I feel you, I'm there too. But there are some folks that may not remember to put their turkey in the fridge TODAY (November 23), and think they can just roc…

Good news: I'm no longer afraid of Frankenstein. Honestly, I never really was--until the night my closet became a monster.

Stay safe, East Texas!

I am ready to go down the Tik Tok rabbit hole. Wish me luck.

Coyote Peterson (maybe not an idiot) has at least three-hundred thousand very good reasons a month to do what he does.

There is a scientific reason as to why we get hooked and want to keep watching these pimple popping videos.

What he decided to do next to get out of this...probably made things a lot worse.