"Tell me something I don't know," she tweeted alongside the photo. This could have easily just been a tweet that Hilton posted and then everyone forgot about, but instead, it's now legendary.

On my way home Thursday from the Fort Benning Bengals football game against Eastside, I felt the same kind of good feelings I had when I was in high school, but this time, it wasn't something I ...

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — This voice has drawn nine million views on Facebook. But you might be surprised where Sofronio Vasquez started his journey to NBC’s “The Voice.” Karaoke is part ...

PGA HOPE, a program providing free golf lessons and support to veterans, has grown to serve over 360 veterans in Central New York with the help of 50 PGA HOPE certified instructors and a ...

By default, Chaka Khan’s “ Tell me Something Good ” is my personal theme song. It’s a much cooler option than “My Favorite Things” from “The Sound of Music” soundtrack. But, truth ...

The “ I Don’t Really Care If Something Good Happened to You, It Should Have Happened to Me Instead ” meme is a screenshot from a viral TikTok of @localtotoro. The image has proliferated on X ...

The president plans to call for specific changes, but some fear it might already be too late.

Here’s how it works: Users can ask their Android phone or home speaker to “tell me something good,” and Google Assistant, its artificial intelligence-powered virtual assistant, will give ...

Tonight's "Tell Me Something Good" is about a 59-year-old mom who's blowing up the internet with her TikTok dance.

We’re recognizing accomplishments of a few area folks in today’s Tell Me Something Good, including a local graduate from Marine bootcamp and Plainview High School Principal named Principal of the Year ...

This feature can be activated by saying “Hey Google, tell me something good” to Google Assistant. Google responds by showing results with good news featuring solutions to real-world problems.

Every little once in a while, I ask friends to tell me something good on social media — and, boy, do they respond.