Ex-College Player Who Inspired Ice Bucket Challenge Honored
A Massachusetts man who inspired the ice bucket challenge has been honored for helping to raise millions of dollars for Lou Gehrig's disease research.
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A Massachusetts man who inspired the ice bucket challenge has been honored for helping to raise millions of dollars for Lou Gehrig's disease research.
YouTube took one year of viral videos, hit music and trending topics and condensed it into a nearly six minute year-in-review video.
Some University of Michigan researchers are taking a popular social media challenge to a whole new level.
Matt Damon pours toilet water over his head for the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. But surprisingly, his explanation for it makes a lot of sense.
During all the festivities, something else happened -- both superstars chose Detroit to carry out the ubiquitous Ice Bucket Challenge.
Everyone from George W. Bush to Kermit The Frog is doing it.
This might be a little biased, but once again Jordan has taken the number one spot over LeBron James -- and he nominated the entire 1992 Dream Team.
Last week, Stoney, Sara and I did the Ice Bucket Challenge to benefit ALS research and we challenged the Doctor Don Morning Show on our brother station, WYCD to take the challenge and donate to www.alsa.org.
Taylor Swift, who is known for her country music, is out with her latest song, and it's all pop.
Everyone loves Cindy Crawford, and she did the challenge in a white tank top.
The rage of the internet is the Ice Bucket Challenge and it is to benefit the ALS Association also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease.
The #icebucketchallenge has been a viral sensation and a fundraising success for the ALS Association.
According to Dan Leach, Terry Foster, 97.1 The Ticket host challenged Leach to the Ice Bucket Challenge.
According to the ALS Association, that organization and its 38 chapters have received $4 million in donations between July 29 and Aug. 12.
