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...and there ain't nuthin' you can do 'bout it.

Spring is here and with that comes one of our favorite things at Sunflower Farm in Cumberland...a chance to cuddle with the kids!

36 years ago today, Billy Squier sold out the Civic Center on the Emotions in Motion tour. The 80s rock superstar and New England legend (he's a Boston guy) wowed Blimpsters with his vocal power and killer guitar licks live and loud.

Singer will return to arenas this fall, a year after his first North American shows since 2010.

Maine was the first state to adopt ranked-choice voting for Congress; now, we may be the first to extend it to the presidential election.

The South Portland Parks and Recreation Department put these flags in Hinckley Park - they come with a message.

Beatles replace...Beatles! -- Bowie & Iggy...in jail! -- Remembering one of the century's most influential inventors...really!!!

How much would you pay for the GOAT's autograph?

After a winter that feels like it's lasted a thousand years, Maine and all of New England could be a feeling a heat wave very soon

George Harrison on vinyl, a nice dose of '80's Hair Metal and something from "Who Are You" besides the title track! A more than oke-doke lunch break we think...

A totally awesome sequel will film this summer, dude.

Dairy Queen is continuing their tradition of celebrating the arrival of spring with #freeconeday.

We still don't know when it will be finished. But, hopefully we are getting closer to seeing what will likely be a wicked funny epic Maine movie with this little tease dropping this week. Fingers crossed!

Joni Mitchell and Crosby, Stills and Nash albums provided early influence.

T. Rex near the end... -- Joan totally takes over... -- Birthday for the last surviving member of this Seventies super-group...

It's the little things like this that can really show how much we appreciate that these people have our backs.

Construction season is beginning in Maine and one project in Portland has shut down Preble Street in one direction leaving drivers not knowing what to do.

Santana, John Fogerty and David Crosby, all of whom played the original Woodstock, will perform at this summer's 50th anniversary event.