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A man from Italy took that whole “Mrs. Doubtfire” thing a little too far. Read about the the charges he could face here.
The post Mrs. Doubtfire Gone Wrong: Man Caught Impersonating His Deceased Mother for 3 Years To Collect $60,000 Pension appeared first on Wide Open Country.
Someone was caught on video putting their hand on the performer’s groin, prompting the singer to say it was inappropriate.
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On November 21st, Randall King released a new single called “Big Deal.” Some Randall King fans quickly noticed that on the copyright stamp of the single, Warner Music Nashville wasn’t mentioned.
The post Randall King’s a “Big Deal” in Country, But Currently Not on a Label first appeared on Saving Country Music.
We are thrilled to continue our No Depression Session series in partnership with new NYC honky-tonk Lucinda’s and Hiatus Tequila. When Lucinda Williams teamed up with industry lifers Laura McCarthy and Kelley Swindall to create a Southern country bar in NYC’s East Village
Todd Snider photos by David Nowels Last week’s news that Todd Snider had died hit me hard. Much harder than I would have guessed. From what I’ve read online—and I’ve read a lot online—that seems to be true for many people. Snider was a real one of one, a singular talent whose songwriting, stories, and […]
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Melissa Carper A Very Carper Christmas Putting together a Christmas album (a good one), particularly with new material, is a difficult needle to thread. Ideally, it needs to be original without being too divergent, sentimental but not sappy, and emotive but not treacly. And, even though she was initially hesitant to take on the project, […]
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The Jayhawks Bring Warmth, Craft, and Americana Glow to The Center for the Arts in Natick, Massachusetts. On November 23, Minneapolis’ Jayhawks were welcomed for the first time at TCAN’s intimate Natick stage, delivering a set that balanced ragged charm, immaculate harmonies, and the kind of lived-in musical chemistry that only decades together can produce. […]
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A Miles Davis Exclusive Highlights the Record Store Day Black Friday 2025 Releases This year’s RSD Black Friday list is, as always, overflowing with standouts and must-haves for music fans of every stripe. Labels figured out long ago that limited pressings, alternate mixes, and especially vault/archival gold are the fastest way to a collector’s heart […]
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