Daily Archives: July 5, 2026

Landman star Ali Larter is one of many actors and actresses who have ditched Hollywood to live calmer lifestyles elsewhere in the United States, and the spot that 50-year-old found and fell in love with is Sun Valley, Idaho. As Larter grew tired of the hustle and bustle of living in Los Angeles, she thought more and more about leaving the “City of Stars.” In a way, that’s a shame, because she’s a natural scene stealer. Whether it be one […]

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On June 24, Lionel Richie was admitted to the hospital. He’d fallen ill during the opening night of his current tour.

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World Cup fans are doing anything and everything they can do to give their favorite teams an advantage… and Mexico fans took that to a whole other level last night. While America celebrated its 250th birthday with 4th of July festivities, Mexico fans were also shooting off fireworks, but for a different reason. In the name of whatever the opposite of sportsmanship is, fans of the Mexico World Cup team found out where England’s team was staying near Mexico City […]

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A whole crew of country stars turned out to see Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce say ‘I do’! Here’s a list of who went, and what they wore. Continue reading…

Music Reviews: Sad Daddy Ozark Shine plus Two Vintage Soul Albums This writer pays attention anytime the ultra-talented Melissa Carper’s name shows up, and it shows up often these days. The singer, songwriter, and upright bass player has been adding to her discography at a steady rate. She has also been recording with Kelly Willis […]

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She’s built one of the biggest careers in country music on the back of a lot of hard work. Continue reading…

American Aquarium’s New Ways to Lose puts BJ Barham back in familiar territory, but with a wider lens. The songs still come from bars, back roads, family memory, and bad decisions, yet the focus has shifted from private wreckage to the social pressures around it. For a useful older reference point, Lucero’s Tennessee makes sense. Released in 2002, it helped define a Southern alt-country lane where punk urgency, country phrasing, and bar-band durability could sit in the same set without apology.