During today’s (March 26) Mets game, the ‘Hamilton’ star butchered the national anthem in a surprising way.
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Garth Brooks recently accompanied his wife, Trisha Yearwood, to Green Bay, Wisconsin for a concert of hers. For now, the country music superstar is taking a backseat to Yearwood. She’s on her The Mirror Tour, which is an acoustic tour currently traveling across the United States. I said “for now” a second ago because Garth has teased his very own 2026 tour… but nothing has officially been announced just yet. When it is, it’ll be through garthbrooks.com, because that’s the […]
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It’s finally here. As a life-long baseball fan, Opening Day is easily one of my favorite days of the year. Though my Chicago White Sox are primed to finish in last place yet again this season (they’re improving, I swear), I couldn’t be happier to be able to sit down every night and watch them try to piece together a respectable season for the first time in half a decade. If you’re a fan of a competent baseball team, Opening […]
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Acclaimed songwriter and performer Chip Taylor died on Monday, March 23rd. And as can be expected and probably warranted, the remembrances all started off with how he was the writer of “Wild Thing.”
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Instead of worrying about sales and stats, Ashley’s decided to double down on what she does best, and what brings here the most meaning: unflinchingly brutal and honest songs that burrow deep into the emotional reservoirs of life.
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Of the making of books about the Grateful Dead there is no end, and rightly so. The band itself noodled around on stage, “truckin” down the “Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion).” Their extended jams explored the permeable boundaries of space and time, using the spaces between