Three NFL stars reportedly lost over a total of $1 million, including one player who had given his whole life savings to the alleged scam.
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Should have spent some of that money on making sure your lettuce isn’t giving people the runs, eh? Over the past few months you’ve no doubt heard about the cyclospora outbreak spreading throughout the United States. The parasite causes explosive diarrhea, abdominal cramps, bloating and fatigue, and so far has resulted in two deaths in people with “significant underlying conditions.” According to the most recent numbers from the CDC, there have been 10,468 laboratory-confirmed cases May, and 12,255 probable cases […]
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Bringing in some heavy hitters in the genre. There’s no denying that country music has gotten bigger than ever before in the past decade. Spearheaded commercially by the likes of Morgan Wallen, Zach Bryan, Luke Combs, Ella Langley and more, we’ve seen a plethora of records broken by country artists recently. Whether it’s Wallen setting numerous records from most songs charted on the Billboard Hot 100 in a single week to becoming the fourth-highest-selling artist in U.S. history, Bryan scoring […]
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Is part two coming soon? It’s not often you see an artist, duo or group release two separate albums in a single year, but that’s exactly what Muscadine Bloodline did in 2025. In addition to their follow-up to 2024’s The Coastal Plain, April’s …And What Was Left Behind, the Alabama duo added to their fast-growing discography with the surprise release of Longleaf Lo-Fi, a stripped-back acoustic album, to close the year in November. Undeniably, it would already be impressive to […]
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The new Purdue University athletic director just put on a masterclass of what not to do on your first day. On Thursday, August 6, Tommy McClelland was introduced as Purdue University’s new AD. And on Thursday, August 6… it’s very possible that Purdue regrets making that decision. Why do I say that? Because to put things succinctly, McClelland – the man chosen to lead Purdue’s athletic programs into the future – made an a** of himself during his introductory press […]
The post “Was He Recently In A Coma?” – New Purdue AD Gets Roasted For Absurd Press Conference Comment About Indiana Not Winning Championships first appeared on Whiskey Riff.
He was one of the biggest country artists of the early ’90s…and then he just kind of disappeared. Ricky Van Shelton moved to Nashville from his native Virginia in the late 1980s, and released his debut album Wild-Eyed Dream in 1987. He had some modest success with his first two singles “Wild-Eyed Dream” and “Crime of Passion,” but scored his first #1 with his third single from the album, a cover of the Conway Twitty song “Somebody Lied.” From there, Ricky would […]
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If you’ve ever needed a visual illustration of just how massive moose are, this viral video of the antlered animal walking along a Utah back porch should do the trick. Safe to say that floor to ceiling windows are the way to go if you want to be able to view wildlife from the comfort of your own living room. This Park City, Utah home sure has the perfect set up for moose watching. In fact, the moose there (it’s […]
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Certain people in music just have a distinctive touch that their fellow musicians recognize, and want to tap into whenever they’re making music, whether on the stage, or in the studio. That is how Tommy Detamore ended up in the credits of so many records.
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