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New Kids on the Block/Backstreet Boys (aka NKOTBSB): Like fine wines and cheeses, boy bands age better with time [Music]

Last night at the KFC Yum! Center, the musical powerhouses of the New Kids on the Block and the Backstreet Boys (aka NKOTBSB) crooned, winked, gyrated and grabbed their crotches to delight of throngs of screaming girls.

Last night at the KFC Yum! Center, the musical powerhouses of the New Kids on the Block and the Backstreet Boys (aka NKOTBSB) crooned, winked, gyrated and grabbed their crotches to delight of throngs of screaming girls. If ever there was a concert that summed up my adolescence...this was it! I even once had a tear-stained Donnie Wahlberg pillowcase to prove my pubescent allegiance to the New Kids. So, can the boys still sing and dance? Allow me to answer that question with one unequivocally, girly shriek: YES!!!!

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If this is what the 1980s looked like, I don't want to go back.

Hide some Zima in your bra: New Kids on the Block, Backstreet Boys (aka NKOTBSB) play KFC Yum! Center tonight [Music]

I'll be at the Yum Center rocking out in my Hypercolor t-shirt, Scrunchie and K-Swiss shoes.

Before the likes of Justin Bieber, tweenage girls all across the country swooned over the musical stylings of boy bands. A phenomena that lasted from the late 80's through the late 90's, dozens of such groups were manufactured from the machine of Mtv and danced their way into their hearts of spazzy adolescent girls everywhere. And this Wednesday night, the boy band pairing of New Kids on the Block and Backstreet Boys (a.k.a. “NKOTBSB”) will be storming the Yum Center to unleash their pop fury onto Louisville.

Derby Eve Gala dazzles at the Seelbach [Kentucky Derby]

Guests partied until late in the night on Friday at the Derby Eve Gala. The bash was held at the historic Seelbach Hotel. Though sadly, Jay Gatsby failed to make an appearance, many other guests kicked up their dancing shoes for a night of rollicking fun.

Guests partied until late in the night on Friday at the Derby Eve Gala. The bash was held at the historic Seelbach Hotel. Though sadly, Jay Gatsby failed to make an appearance, many other guests kicked up their dancing shoes for a night of rollicking fun.

The Gala was sponsored by Kindred Healthcare and PharMerica. All of the proceeds from the evening went to the American Lung Association, which supports research, education and policy work in the fight against lung disease.

Worst ambiance: Mid-City Mall [Worst of Louisville]

For years, Louisvillians have overlooked the leering of creepy, old men drinking coffee even in 100 degree weather at the Mid-City Mall.
For years, Louisvillians have overlooked the leering of creepy, old men drinking coffee even in 100 degree weather at the Mid-City Mall. We learned to even like the smells of acetone mixed sweat coming from the Jazzercize studio and that strange gym that no one seems to be going into or coming out from.

Worst place to let your teenage kids hang out: Qdoba on Bardstown Road [Worst of Louisville]

This is what happens when big businesses who care less about customer happiness and more about the bottom line encroach into the Highlands.

The smoking, general rudeness and simulated copulation makes me give this place a big thumbs down for a place of tweenage good, clean fun.It's also might be the worst place for people of any age to walk by in the Highlands on a weekend night.

But hey, this is what happens when big businesses who care less about customer happiness and more about the bottom line encroach into the Highlands.

Greetings from Quito: Sister city of Louisville

Louisville.com's family and parenting writer sends her first dispatch from Ecuador

Emily Sales, Louisville.com's family and parenting writer, is in Quito, Ecuador--with her 2-year-old son, Jack. For more background on her trip, read Have baby, will travel.

Louisville.com family columnist's top five useless pieces of baby stuff

Jack, my infant son, has way more stuff that a 29- inch child with no job or credit card should possibly own. So I thought I could devote some time in this column to discuss the top five useless baby stuff that we got suckered into buying (because everyone swore we'd need it) but never used
Sure, children are expensive, but being a parent doesn't have to mean being suckered into buying useless things.

Catch the Titanic before she goes down at the Louisville Science Center

Exhibit pulls visitors into the tragic stories of those on board the British Olypic-class passenger liner

The Louisville Science Center just extended the showing of Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition to accommodate increased visitors. The exhibition was originally scheduled to close on Feb. 15, but will now stay open until March 7 because of an influx of attendance over the holiday season...because nothing says Christmas like a sinking ship!

Louisville Free Public Library offers great events for kids this January

Get out of the house and go to the library for story hours and a fairy tale reading contest.

Ever since the cold weather rolled in, I've been a little stir-crazy sitting around the house watching my son trying to eat the dog's tail.  And unfortunately, the month of January never seems to be abound with  activities for children. This is why I was ecstatic when I found out about all of the offerings that the Louisville Free Public Library has for kids this month.  

Louisville.com's new family columnist tries to balance being a mom with being herself

Does parenthood mean forgoing Proof for the Olive Garden?

Last week an entire plane full of people wanted to throw my family out the window. We were on a four-hour flight to Florida and my 10-month-old son Jack was not having any of it.

It started off well enough, but soon escalated into a melee when Jack realized he couldn't crawl up and down the aisles during take-off. Like someone trying to hold down a greased pig at the county fair, I clung to my son as he screamed his face off. Other passengers looked at us with a mixture of pity and disgust as this screams soon reached a crescendo of hysterics.

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