Seahawks Troll Taylor Swift
The 2026 Super Bowl champs won 20-3 at Lumen Field last night and are trolling Travis Kelce’s wife, Taylor Swift, on social media.
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AMERICANA MUSIC NEWS
Sylvester Stallone Talks About Time He Worked With Dolly Parton
Few people remember the movie “Rhinestone,” but Sylvester Stallone remembers working with the late Dolly Parton on the 1984 rom-com.
The post Sylvester Stallone Talks About Time He Worked With Dolly Parton appeared first on Wide Open Country.
SPOTLIGHT: Miko Marks – “Hell or High Water” [VIDEO]
When Miko Marks sings the title track of her new record, ‘Hell or High Water,’ she does so with purpose.
The Mysteries John Anderson Left Behind in His Songs
The reason for Anderson’s revered status among core country fans was not just his one-in-a-million voice that was like caramel being run through a volume pedal. John Anderson had an ear for songs like few others.
The post The Mysteries John Anderson Left Behind in His Songs first appeared on Saving Country Music.