Name That Van Halen Song of the Day: Yesterday's question was a little easier and the answer was GOOD ENOUGH, off the first album with Sammy Hagar, 5150 (1986). It's has always been one of my personal favs. The complete lyric is: "Hey waitress, err ma'am. Got any special here tonight, me and the fellas might interested in? / What's that? A rack of WHAT? Well I'll have some of thah ah ah at!" (beautiful, ain't it?)

Yesterday's winner was Kurak! Congrats my friend. You're welcome to come watch VH1's I LOVE THE 80'S with me any time. Today's question is a pretty easy one, but I've been playing this song lately and it is Friday after all. Complete the lyric and name the song:

"All the bills are paid..."

Today's Tribblets:

• William Shatner will host a benefit for San Francisco's Coral Reef Alliance (CORAL) at the San Jose Tech Museum of Innovation on April 19th.


• Kate Mulgrew ('Janeway') will be participating in the Broadway Talks series at the 92nd Street Y in NYC May 11th @ 7:30p to dicuss her one-woman play TEA AT FIVE; tickets and info at Totally Kate.


• Robert Picardo ('The Doctor') headlines the Armageddon Expo in Auckland, New Zealand this weekend; He says he hopes to appear in a mixed-cast movie. (Additional report)


• BBC Wiltshire has published photos and an audio clip of Marina Sirtis ('Troi')'s visit to Swindon, UK and answers to fan questions.


• Gallery of X2 photos available at SuperHeroHype.


• Tribnet.com features STAR TREK: VOYAGER: ELITE FORCE in its spotlight on older, cheaper computer games worth checking out.


• "Canamar" and "Regeneration" composer Brian Tyler spoke to About.com recently.


• Penny Johnson Jerald ('Kasidy Yates') will appear on Hollywood Squares next week.


• The Robert Duncan McNeill-directed episode of the WB's DAWSON'S CREEK, "Catch 22," will air April 23rd.


• BakulaNews has made available an audio recording of Scott Bakula's radio appearance on St. Louis's WIL last week.

Yesterday's Tribblets:

• Colonial Beach Town Center in Virginia will host the Smithsonian's Yesterday Tomorrow exhibit May 3-June 16; STAR TREK movie matinees will accompany Sunday festivities.


• Info on the X2 official promotional magazine is up at SyFy Portal.


• Pocket Books has announced 6 of its 12 2004 ST:TNG novel line-up: A TIME TO... BE BORN, DIE, SOW, HARVEST, LOVE and HATE.


• ST:TOS director Ralph Senesky ("This Side of Paradise," "The Tholian Web," "Breads and Circuses" et al) directs CATS-PAW, a stage play running Apr 4-May 4 at the Carmel's Carl Cherry Theater in San Francisco.


• The San Bernadino County Sun calls STAR TREK IV a "weird dooms day movie" in a column on end-of-the-world films.


• IGN PC reports that X2: WOVERLINE'S REVENGE game pre-orders will receive a complimentary voucher to see X2, starring Patrick Stewart.


• Forbes.com has rated Wil Wheaton ('Wesley Crusher')'s web site WilWheaton.net the "top celebrity blog" according to the Chicago Sun-Times.


• J.G. Hertzler ('Martok', 'Kolos') signed books and chatted with fans last night at Mayhem Comics and Games in Ames, Iowa. (Additional article)

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