Graduation speeches are difficult to nail.. It comes with the territory: The special guest or alumni speaker has a near insurmountable task of trying to distill their knowledge of the world into a few pages of insight that can inspire the thousands of hungover college students and their loved ones in the audience. These speeches often often become rife with stale bits of advice about following dreams or not taking life too seriously.

When you catch an auburn-haired singer and a flannel-shirted guitarist belting out some smooth country tunes on tonight's episode of 'Hart of Dixie,' inevitably you will wonder, :What are these songs, who is this group and where and when can I hear more?" Fear not, innocent viewer. PopCrush has you covered. The songs are 'My Mama Said Be Careful Where You Lay Your Head' and 'It’s A Longer Road to California' by the Texas-based duo the Wind and the Wave.

To prevent mold around the tub or shower, spray the wall with an antimicrobial treatment, then seal the grout with two coats of grout sealant to keep water from wicking in. If the mold is extensive and tiles come off, rebuild the wall with cement board tile backer and new tile. If the wall is sound but the mold stains won't go away, try regrouting. Scrape out the caulk and stained grout, spray the wall with antimicrobial treatment, regrout and caulk, and then coat the whole wall with grout sealant.

Family Handyman Do This If You Are in a Cleaning Pinch “In a pinch, a vacuum cleaner bag is actually reusable. The bottom end of the bag is usually folded over a few times and glued shut. To reuse a bag, unroll its end, being careful not to tear it, and then empty the contents into the trash. Refold the end and staple it back together. This hint definitely deserves a cheapskate award, but it works when you need it to.

Ken Leung, a renowned American actor, has gained recognition for his outstanding performances in numerous sci-fi movies, including some of the most popular franchises in the entertainment industry. He is highly praised for his roles in well-known works such as Lost, Rush Hour, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, HBO’s Industry, and others. Early Life On January 21, 1970, Kenneth Leung was born to Wang-Gang Leung and Kim-Chong Lui, a Chinese couple who had recently relocated to New York City.