Former St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Brian Jordan traded the diamond for a hospital hallway Tuesday, visiting SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital to read to young patients and hand out …
Mick Lite
Mick Lite
Mick Lite is a versatile entrepreneur, photographer, and blogger with a huge passion for Music, Sports, Movies, Food, and Gaming. He has worked as an official scorer, social media manager, and photographer for various college, semi pro, and pro sports teams, including the River City Rascals, St. Louis Attack, Missouri Monsters, St. Charles Chill, SLU Billikens, Gateway Steam, St. Louis Riversharks, and Gateway Grizzlies. Served 12 years in the USN/USAF/USN.
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Music
Quiet Riot Names 23-Year-Old John Torra New Frontman After Open Call Draws 700-Plus Hopefuls
by Mick Liteby Mick LiteQuiet Riot has closed its search for a new lead singer, naming 23-year-old Long Island vocalist John Torra as the successor to Jizzy Pearl. The announcement, issued September 21, 2026, …
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Music
Stryper Returns to St. Louis With Four Decades of Fire and a Brand-New Album
by Mick Liteby Mick LiteStryper never needed a reunion tour to prove they still belong on a stage. The Southern California band that helped put Christian metal on the map in the 1980s is …
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Baseball
Yadi Molina Returns to Magallanes With a Cardinals-Heavy Coaching Staff
by Mick Liteby Mick LiteYadier Molina is staying in the dugout in Venezuela — and he is bringing some familiar Cardinals flavor with him. Navegantes del Magallanes announced that Molina will return as manager …
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Hockey
Blues Load Up NHL Talent for Monday Night in Dallas, McTavish Set for Preseason Debut
by Mick Liteby Mick LiteThe St. Louis Blues keep the preseason rolling Monday night in Dallas, this time with a noticeably heavier NHL look than they showed in Saturday’s opener. The Blues face the …
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Movies/TV
Lanterns S1E6 Recap and Review: “Bad Optics” — A Stark, Satisfying Leap Into 2026
by Mick Liteby Mick LiteLanterns has never been interested in easy mythmaking. Episode 6, “Bad Optics,” proves it again. After the fiery 2016 climax of last week’s installment, the series jumps a full decade …
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Sunday night at Arrowhead Stadium looked familiar in the best possible way for the Kansas City Chiefs. Patrick Mahomes threw for 382 yards and three touchdowns, Travis Kelce added another …
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Football
Kelce Passes Faulk, Claims NFL’s All-Time Yards-After-Catch Record
by Mick Liteby Mick LiteOn Sunday Night Football at Arrowhead, the 36-year-old tight end needed one play to pass Hall of Famer Marshall Faulk. After Kristian Fulton intercepted Daniel Jones, Patrick Mahomes hit Kelce …