Don't be a blockhead. Check out A Fufu Stew Thanksgiving. You'll be glad you did.

Happy Thanksgiving to all my family and friends.

Go Packers!

While it may not rival "Who Shot J.R.?", Neil Diamond has revealed the identity of "Sweet Caroline."

You've sang it at countless weddings ("So good! So good! So good!"), and now Neil Diamond has finally revealed the real-life woman who inspired his song "Sweet Caroline." And the lucky woman was... President John F. Kennedy's daughter Caroline. "I've never discussed it with anybody before – intentionally," according to the 66-year-old singer-songwriter. "I thought maybe I would tell it to Caroline when I met her someday." He did just that, performing the song via satellite at Caroline Kennedy's 50th birthday party. Diamond said he got the idea when he came upon an "innocent, wonderful" picture of Caroline in a magazine. "I'm happy to have gotten it off my chest and to have expressed it to Caroline. I thought she might be embarrassed, but she seemed to be struck by it and really, really happy."

Another mystery solved.

Sad news for fans of Rosanne Cash. She was one of the first artists I played when I was one-half of "The Sunrise Guys" in the early '80s at WGLR in Lancaster, Wisconsin. Two of my favorite songs by Rosanne were recorded in August of 1980, "Seven Year Ache" and "My Baby Thinks He's A Train."

Get well soon, Rosanne!

Here's a baker's dozen worth of tunes to help soothe your Halloween Hangover.

BTW, I stopped in at Trader Vic's late last night and didn't see any werewolves drinking pina coladas. :)