The Los Angeles based band, No More Kings, broke out onto the scene last year with their self-titled debut album. The group sings about everything from Sally Brown, to the Peanuts, to the Smurfs. The band's name comes from an episode on School House Rock which was about the Pilgrims leaving England because they wanted sovereignty.

No More Kings has an eclectic love of various styles of entertainment, and they are off to a great start. With influences like The Karate Kid, School House Rock, Dirt Poor Robins, and Knight Rider, everyone can see this band has a sense of humor, are young at heart, can rock a crowd and have a great time while doing it!

With so many up and coming pop alternative bands sprouting up everywhere, it is hard to keep track of all of them. What's even harder is trying to listen to so many, and decipher the ones who have that certain something from the ones that don't. The Plain White Ts seem to be one of those "certain something" bands.

Tom Higgenson, the lead singer and founder of the band, and Dave Tirio, guitarist, were most eager to play a game of 20 questions with ACED.

More than likely, you already know a few basic things about The Hives. They're the latest hit band to come out of Sweden since ABBA and Ace of Base...except The Hives are much better. You rocked out to their hit single "Hate to Say I Told You So" in 2002. They often make appearances in pimped-out matching suits that leave you with quite the impression.

As fun as all those things may be, what lies further beneath the surface is even more enticing. You get your first true taste of The Hives with stage names like Nicholaus Arson (guitar), Howlin' Pelle "HP" Almquist (vocals), Vigilante Carlstroem (guitar), Dr. Matt Destruction (bass) and Chris Dangerous (drums). You can bet that chaos is this band's theory. Their recipe for world domination starts with a whirlwind of musical diversity.

Former Saturday Night Live member, Victoria Jackson, takes time out to talk about the past and present. The bubbly blonde that everyone loved on SNL continues to thrive off the ditzy, blonde stereotype by using it in her act. Whether it be getting involved with TV or movies, doing stand-up comedy or just simply being a Christian wife to her husband, Victoria Jackson is still keeping it real.

Jackson's recent project was being a part of Thou Shalt Laugh The Deuce. The DVD features four other Christian comedians performing live stand-up comedy. The program is hosted by an Emmy Award winning comedian and actor, Tim Conway. It's good, clean fun at its best, and absolutely hilarious.