In Dumb Ass News, a woman drive almost 5 miles with her boyfriend on the hood of her car, reaching speeds over 60 mph. (0:00)

Selma Blair's recent outburst on a flight into NYC is not over, as her lawyer's attempted defense seems to have missed the mark. Chaz and AJ spoke with Julie Rendelman, a NYC criminal defense attorney, about the incident and how the courts will treat the celebrity case. (5:51)

In Dumb Ass News, street cretins in Chicago goad a Porsche driver to attempt a burnout, only to immediately crash into a restaurant setup. (20:49)

What is "sex diarrhea?" Chaz and AJ got to the bottom of the recent explosion of the shigella infection, with Dr. Rick Pescatore. (28:42)

Photo courtesy: Rick Pescatore

Chaz and AJ had Chris Barron, lead singer of Spin Doctors, on the phone this morning. Chris is joining several other 90's musicians to do "Story of Song" to a live audience, with stories of the songs that helped their bands find fame. Chris also shared the first album he bought, the first show he went to, and shared a behind-the-scenes story from performing on Saturday Night Live.

Photo courtesy: Chris Barron

Barry Bostwick was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," the genesis of the audience participation viewings, and what it was like to work opposite a young Susan Sarandon and with Tim Curry in his film debut.

Photo credit: Dennis Parrington

Howard Saffan, the owner and president of Bridgeport's Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater, was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about six successful seasons of music and entertainment. Plus, how the artists that visit love the venue, and why nothing like it exists anywhere else in the country.

Chaz and AJ spoke with author and documentary film maker Mike Dorsey, all about the Tupac Shakur murder case. Mike has spent years working with police and investigators to get to the bottom of the 1996 fatal shooting, and summarized the events with the show this morning.

Photo courtesy: Mike Dorsey