Joe Votruba

A 'Cops in Shops' program recently led to nine arrests in Brick. The program puts undercover police officers inside liquor stores to stop underage kids from buying alcohol.

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It was 1:30am on Sunday morning. While driving home from a friend's house in North Jersey, a cop pulled me over. I knew I was driving the speed limit, and I was stone cold sober, so I was confused as to why this officer felt the need to stop me.

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Today on the Deminski & Doyle Show, the guys read off a list put together by CNN. The list was a compilation of some of the best TV sidekicks of all time in light of Mary Richards' (Rhoda Morgenstern from "The Mary Tyler Moore Show") announcement that she has terminal brain cancer.

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Public urination was an issue in Morristown last weekend. The town was celebrating it's Saint Patrick's parade.

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Earlier today, Deminski & Doyle were talking about the pop in. The act of showing up unannounced at a friend or relative's house just to say hi, or hang out for a little while.

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Deminski & Doyle want to know if you think your job belongs on the list of the most dangerous jobs. We've had suggestions ranging from military personnel to convenience store clerks to corrections officers.

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Cell phones have morphed from simple forms of communication into personal handheld computers over the years. People can take their entire life with them anywhere they want now. That includes on public transportation, at restaurants, and in supermarkets.

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For decades, when an athlete does something in the final seconds to win a game, or when a coach leads his team to a championship, it has become accustom to douse them in Gatorade (or any other sports drink) by throwing the cooler at them. It's a tradition in virtually every sport, so you would think by now the act of giving someone a Gatorade bath would have been perfected.

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Between the lack of writing, bad guests and a cast-transition this season, Saturday Night Live has been off it's game. In an effort to save the season, they brought back one of most loved hosts in recent memory: Justin Timberlake.

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Myron, presumably a big fan of the service Netflix offers, or just a weirdo, decided to get a tattoo of the company's logo. When he tweeted his new body art to the official Netflix Twitter account, the video streaming giant responded with this:

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