Heart-Pounding Video Shows Moose Calf Frantically Fleeing From Grizzly Bear In Hot Pursuit

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Heart-Pounding Video Shows Moose Calf Frantically Fleeing From Grizzly Bear In Hot Pursuit

A moose calf was caught on camera running for its life from a hungry grizzly bear in hot pursuit near Denali National Park. Nature can be a brutal place, and as you’ll see in this video below, the hunt for a meal knows no bounds. A tour guide who goes by “Denali Dan” captured a young moose frantically doing its best to get away from an apex predator on its tail. The calf ran up and around the Denali Boardwalk, and […]

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Noah Kahan Asks Fans Not To Poop On The Floor During His Shows After Incident At Philly Concert Goes Viral

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Noah Kahan Asks Fans Not To Poop On The Floor During His Shows After Incident At Philly Concert Goes Viral

This is why I hate being around people. Noah Kahan, the indie folk superstar best known for songs like “Stick Season” and “The Great Divide,” has issued a plea to his fans after an incident during his show in Philadelphia earlier this week: Please don’t poop on the floor during his shows. I mean, common sense, right? Well remember folks, we have warnings on shampoo bottles for a reason, and it’s because there’s always going to be somebody who does […]

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Music Reviews: A Tribute to Badfinger’s Pete Ham, plus Graham Parker, the Tasty Kings, and the Claudettes

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Pete HamPete Ham, who died by suicide in 1975 at age 27, achieved considerable success during his lifetime as the lead singer and a principal composer for England’s Badfinger. The extent of the Welsh power pop musician’s talent has become even more evident in recent years, however, thanks largely to a series of albums from Miami’s […]

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Taylor Swift Ruthlessly Booed By Nashville Crowd During Surprise Video Message At Alan Jackson’s Final Concert

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Taylor Swift Ruthlessly Booed By Nashville Crowd During Surprise Video Message At Alan Jackson’s Final Concert

No love for Taylor? Alan Jackson capped off a legendary career last night in Nashville with his star-studded Last Call: One More For the Road – The Finale concert at Nissan Stadium in Nashville. The concert immediately became one of hottest tickets of the year, and Nashville had been buzzing all week for one of the biggest concerts we’ve seen in a long time. The stadium was packed, the streets were packed, a big video board was placed on Broadway […]

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Now & Then: Swamp Dogg’s Swamp Dogg Contemplates The Afterlife and the reach of Solomon Burke’s Don’t Give Up on Me

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Swamp Dogg’s Swamp Dogg Contemplates The Afterlife belongs in the long line of soul records where age sharpens the writing instead of softening it. The album looks at mortality, memory, belief, and unfinished business with the plain speech that has always made Swamp Dogg hard to categorize. A useful earlier reference is Solomon Burke’s 2002 album Don’t Give Up on Me, a late-career soul record that gave an older singer room to use experience as the central instrument.