Improv Everywhere is a comedy group based out of New York City that acts scenes out in the middle of public places. From their website:

Improv Everywhere causes scenes of chaos and joy in public places. Created in August of 2001 by Charlie Todd, Improv Everywhere has executed over 100 missions involving tens of thousands of undercover agents. The group is based in New York City.

I've seen videos of some of the stuff that they have done but this one has to be one of my favorite. Now I know I'm a geek and this will probably only pertain to a few people but this is awesome. Check it out.

For more information on Improv Everywhere, visit their website www.improveverywhere.com.

- Moffett

Ever wonder what it's like spending a week in the shoes of a band like Sugarland? Check out this video below to see what it's like for them on the road and to hear a little behind the scenes information!

It definitely looks like an awesome time being on the road with them. I can't imagine playing in a new venue, in a new city, every day. What that life must be like...

- Moffett

Hockey will always be my favorite sport. The speed of the game. The full contact. And yes, even the fighting all make up one of the most fun sports to watch in my opinion. While I'm a Wild fan, I'm just as much a fan of the game in general.

I grew up in Minnesota as a North Stars fan. When the Stars left, I was devastated... I became a Chicago Blackhawks fan out of spite... Then I moved to Michigan in 2001 for college and was quickly converted to a Detroit Redwings fan. Yes, I still cheer for the Wings so don't hate! They are still one of my teams. When I returned to Minnesota and we again had a professional hockey team, I became a Wild fan.

Which brings me to the video I have for you today. Ryan Getzlaf and Bobby Ryan were teammates during the season, both playing for the Ducks. When the Olympics came, they were split. Bobby Ryan playing for the Team USA and Ryan Getzlaf playing for Team Canada. Apparently this rivalry has carried on through to the off-season. Check out how life for Bobby Ryan has been playing out since the Olympics.

- Moffett

Last night I had the privileged to be invited to a private rooftop performance by Little Big Town. The rooftop it was on overlooked the Mississippi River area of Minneapolis around the new 35W bridge and it was a beautiful night.

They sang for us 'Little White Church', 'Boondocks' and new ones from their upcoming album 'All The Way Down', and 'Lean Into It'. It was an amazing experience and seeing them in person, you can really feel the passion behind their new songs.

Click here to see a few pictures of the event.

Is Miley's outfit too scandalous? Keep in mind, she is only 17.

I personally wouldn't let my 15 year old sister wear anything like that even if she was 17, so yeah. I think it's a bit too scandalous!

What do you think?

- Moffett

This week Target Field was mentioned twice in the Sports Center Not Top Ten list.

In clip number 1, the reporter is talking about the awesome food served at the ballpark and a Yankees fan behind her takes a big bite out of her pork chop on a stick! You have to check this out, so random.

- Moffett

This is what we are talking about around the office today. How do you feel about it? Should he cut his hair or no?

- Moffett

Last night The Zac Brown Band was on Letterman playing their current single, "Free." I'm a huge ZBB fan but I like their version of "Free" from the K102 Roadhouse much better. In the middle of the Roadhouse performance of "Free" they busted into Van Morrison's "Into The Mystic" which fits perfectly into the middle of "Free"!

I encourage you to watch the version on Letterman and the version in the Roadhouse and let me know what you think is the better version by emailing me at jasonmoffett@clearchannel.com!

As apart of Rolling Stones week on Jimmy Fallon, Keith Urban was performing with Sarah Buxton and Karen & Kimberly from Little Big Town last night. I meant to watch it but ended up missing it completely. I pulled it up this morning on Hulu and wow, what an amazing performance. They sang The Rolling Stones "Tumbling Dice" with a special shot out to the Nashville Floods! Check it out!

- Moffett

As I'm sitting watching the Twins play, reading Pat's posts about how nice it is at Target Field, I figured I would post an awesome video I saw today from Minneapolis.org. Over 150 people descended upon the plaza right outside Gate 34 at Target Field and put on an amazing show. You have to check out this video! Enjoy!

-Moffett

Fast forward to about 2:30 into the video for when the action starts!