Published April 17, 2013
If you watched games, including 13 Super Bowls, you heard Pat Summerall make the play-by-play with a number of different analysts in the press box. His longest serving partner was former Raiders coach John Madden.
Published Jan. 21, 2012
Waukesha native Frank Caliendo has possibly impersonated hundreds of different people over his comedy career. With his ever-growing repertoire, he's seen his talents grow from stand-up stages to radio spots and several different TV programs. Tonight the Mad TV alum will be back in Wisconsin to perform at The Riverside, and if you see him out and about in the city, he might just break out an impression.
Published Aug. 28, 2010
Kenny Chesney's "The Boys of Fall" has grown into a documentary on football that airs tomorrow, Sun., Aug. 29 at noon on ESPN.
Published April 18, 2009
When iconic National Football League broadcaster John Madden announced his retirement this week, virtually everyone in the sports media scrambled to Rolodex and frantically made calls seeking comment... from Frank Caliendo. "I got an e-mail from my manager asking if I'd heard that John Madden had retired," the Waukesha native and UWM graduate said in a phone interview from his home in Tempe, Ariz. "I said `Only from 75 radio stations!"
Published April 16, 2009
Legendary NFL broadcaster John Madden, who was expected to announce the Packers' season-opening game against the Bears Sept. 13 at Lambeau Field, announced his retirement on Thursday.
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