“He Called Her Sad Dynamite”: Taylor Sheridan Initially Told Kelly Reilly That Vulnerability Was Off Limits While Playing Beth Dutton
“Sad dynamite”… emphasis on the dynamite. The highly-anticipated Yellowstone spinoff Dutton Ranch is set to premiere very soon on May 15th. Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly) and Rip Wheeler (Cole Hauser) will reprise their roles and return to the screens of fans all over the world, and this new show has been described as “Yellowstone Season 6.” We’ll get a sense of where it’s all going when it premieres later this week, but in the lead up the first episode, Kelly and Cole, who play a […]
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Late ‘Deadliest Catch’ Deckhand Shared Emotional Message for His Kids Before Death

Working aboard a fishing vessel is incredibly dangerous. I am reminded of the film The Perfect Storm, which graphically depicts that hazardous profession. The same goes for the Discovery Channel series Deadliest Catch. It is not glamorous or breezy labor to get the fish that we eat for dinner. The work can (and sometimes does) […]
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Lorrie Morgan Recalls Keith Whitley First Asking Her Out While Backstage At The Grand Ole Opry
One of country music’s most famous power couples. Keith Whitley and Lorrie Morgan were married back in 1986, the second marriage for both artists. Their love was forever immortalized with the posthumous release of “Tell Lorrie I Love Her,” a song that Keith wrote for their wedding and recorded as a worktape in his home. But their love story started years before that, backstage at the Grand Ole Opry. Lorrie and her son, Jesse Keith Whitley, recently joined hosts Bobby […]
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Will Golf Legend John Daly Tee It Up At The 2026 PGA Championship?
It’s almost time for the 2026 PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club, which begs the question… will golf legend John Daly be teeing it up? When a player wins the PGA Championship, they are exempt to play in the tournament for life (much like The Masters). John Daly won the major tournament all the way back in 1991, and it was quite the unlikely story that helped propel him into the spotlight. If you aren’t familiar, Daly was the ninth […]
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Country Music’s Longest + Happiest Marriages
ACM Awards 1991: Garth Brooks Doesn’t Move A Muscle After Winning His First Entertainer Of The Year Award
Garth Brooks cleaned up at the ACM Awards back in 1991. There probably wasn’t an artist that had a more dominant run in the 90s than Garth Brooks. Everything he touched turned to gold, and at the 26th annual Academy of Country Music Awards, that was on full display. The country star took home not one, not two, not three (I’ll skip the next couple numbers to save us some time), but six separate awards in one night. All of […]
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Willie Nelson Joins Dolly Parton As The Only Country Artists To Chart A Song Every Decade Since 1960
Charting for seven decades and counting. It’s no stretch to say that country music has had its fair share of royalty throughout its history. From early legends like Hank Williams Sr., Patsy Cline and Ernest Tubb, to Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard and George Jones, to George Strait, Alan Jackson and Garth Brooks (and dozens of other names in between), there’s no shortage of beloved icons that have made a massive impact on the genre. As time passes and country music […]
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“He Teared Up”: Hank Parker Recalls Dale Earnhardt Sr.’s Vulnerable Confession About His Kids
He might not have been able to say it very often, but it’s very clear that he loved all four of his children very deeply. Dale Earnhardt Jr. had Hank Parker, a well-known professional bass fisherman and close friend of his father Dale Earnhardt, on a new episode of his podcast The Dale Jr. Download a little while back, and it’s full of great stories about Dale Sr. that you’ve probably never heard before, seeing as Hank was his best friend, there was a […]
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