Monthly Archives: February 2026

Parker Kingston has been charged with first-degree felony rape.  According to ESPN, prosecutors said the wide receiver for Brigham Young University is being held without bail in St. George, Utah. The 21-year-old is scheduled to appear in the state’s Fifth Judicial District Court on Friday.  The Associated Press reports that it is unclear whether Kingston has […]

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It looks like Riley Green might be entering the Yellowstone universe.  While it’s been rumored that Kelsey Asbille, the actress who played Kayce Dutton’s wife, Monica, won’t be appearing in the upcoming spinoff, Marshals, an “Ol’ Stray Dog” might be. We have all the details below.  Fans May Have Spotted Riley Green in the Trailer Formerly known as Y: Marshals, the […]

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The actors of Landman are front and center these days. The popularity of the TV drama has skyrocketed. It sure found its loyal fanbase. They are glued to what happens to Tommy, Angela, Ainsley, and the rest of the stellar cast. As is the case with just about everything that Taylor Sheridan touches, it turned […]

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Zach Bryan, recently took to social media to post a parody of Brantley Gilbert’s “Dirt Road Anthem” that we’ll call “Chili on a Hot Dog,” and it’s pretty damn hilarious. Gilbert has since responded, and it’s pretty funny too.


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“Should’ve Been a Cowboy,” the first of 20 No. 1 hits for Toby Keith, was released on Feb. 12, 1993. Continue reading…

What’s the saddest love song in country music history? Here’s our picks. Continue reading…

Ed Alstrom – This Idea of Humanity This blues album is driven through a different neighborhood than most blues, since Ed Alstrom uses a Hammond organ. Last year, Ed scored with his self-produced debut album. With this new collection, Alstrom is said to offer a compelling musical vision of the humanity he tolerates with humor […]

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It’s likely difficult being a new string band today. The role comes retrofitted with some onerous responsibilities. There are certain tenets to uphold, time-tested musical traditions to follow, duty weighing on every roll and break. 

With the release of Sin & Squalor, however, it seems newcomers Clay

Flatland Calvary fans rejoice, because the boys from Lubbock have a new one on the way called Work of Heart. Featuring 12 new tracks, the album will be issued on the recently-relaunched Lost Highway label.

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The road to literary and musical fame lies littered with the bodies of authors and artists who succumbed to the notion that the path to making great art or music runs through the valleys of  suffering, the more torturous the better. On the one hand, the exquisite pain that