Chad McDonald

1 month ago | 957cruzfm.ca | Chad McDonald

Queens Of The Stone Age will be releasing their anticipated “Alive In The Catacombs” on June 5th. The live performance was filmed among the bones in the catacombs of Paris acoustically with no live audience. Just the band, their instruments, and a few accompanying musicians. QOTSA continue to be some of the coolest mother—-ers on this planet. -ChadVIDEO

1 month ago | xreddeer.com | Chad McDonald

Queens Of The Stone Age will be releasing their anticipated “Alive In The Catacombs” on June 5th. The live performance was filmed among the bones in the catacombs of Paris acoustically with no live audience. Just the band, their instruments, and a few accompanying musicians. QOTSA continue to be some of the coolest mother—-ers on this planet. -ChadVIDEO

1 month ago | thewolfrocks.com | Chad McDonald

Queens Of The Stone Age will be releasing their anticipated “Alive In The Catacombs” on June 5th. The live performance was filmed among the bones in the catacombs of Paris acoustically with no live audience. Just the band, their instruments, and a few accompanying musicians. QOTSA continue to be some of the coolest mother—-ers on this planet. -ChadVIDEO

1 month ago | thewolfrocks.com | Chad McDonald

Hot video game characters have been a thing for years. All the way back to Princess Peach. Lara Croft in the Tomb Raider franchise made people feel all tingly in the crotch region. Not to mention, the square boobs all the way back to the “Leisure Suit Larry” franchise Evan and I often elude to. But things are getting serious. The now delayed Grand Theft Auto 6 game has given a sneak peek into it’s man characters. What do you notice? THEY’RE HOT!! It’s what everyone is noticing.

2 months ago | thewolfrocks.com | Chad McDonald

For years, chicken has been marketed as a lean, heart-healthy protein—but a new Italian study is raising red flags. Published in Nutrients, the 20-year study followed nearly 5,000 adults and found that those who consumed more than 300 grams of poultry per week had a 27% higher risk of dying from all causes. Even more striking: men in this group were more than twice as likely to die from gastrointestinal cancers.