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Dierks Bentley opened his fourth Whiskey Row location on Nashville’s Lower Broadway in 2018. However in response to the COVID-19 public health emergency, all bars and restaurants have been ordered closed in the area. The three-floor Whiskey Row Nashville employs 90 hourly employees, which Dierks is compensating to the tune of $1,000 each. Dierks made …
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Kane Brown’s “Homesick” is No. 1 on both the Billboard Country Airplay chart and Mediabase chart for the second consecutive week. Penned by Kane, Brock Berryhill, Matthew McGinn and Taylor Phillips, “Homesick” is Kane’s fifth consecutive No. 1 single. It is featured on Kane’s 2018 album, Experiment. Homesick follows Kane’s previous No. 1 singles “Lose …
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Oscar winner Jared Leto took to social media to share that he had been in total isolation from the outside world during a 12-day meditation trip in the desert, and had “no idea what was happening outside the facility” amid the current coronavirus climate. Leto wrote on his social platforms: “Wow. 12 days ago I …
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Vanessa Hudgens took to Instagram Stories to clarify comments she made during an Instagram Live clip, which many accused her of not taking the coronavirus pandemic seriously enough. During the Instagram Live video, Hudgens responds to shutdown orders that some have said could last as long as July or August. Hudgens said: “Um, yeah, ’til …
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Joe Biden won the Florida, Illinois and Arizona primaries on Tuesday, moving closer to the Democratic presidential nomination amid coronavirus concerns. The former vice president is on course to expand his lead toward the 1,991 delegates needed to clinch the nomination on the first ballot. The primaries came as the coronavirus outbreak sent the economy …
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average rebounded on Tuesday, climbing more than 1,000 points or over 5% by the time market’s closed. The index saw more than 500-point swings, coming after it suffered its worst day since the “Black Monday” crash of 1987 on Monday, plunging nearly 3,000 points or 12.94%. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq also climbed …
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Just over a month after announcing an extension of her 2020 Let’s Go! residency in Las Vegas, Shania Twain is postponing all March shows due to coronavirus concerns. The country superstar made the announcement via Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, urging fans to hold onto their tickets and promising that her residency shows will be rescheduled. The …
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“Before we go further, a personal note for this show: Last night we learned that a colleague of ours on the third hour of Today has tested positive for COVID-19, the novel coronavirus,” said host Savannah Guthrie. “So out of an abundance of caution, Craig and Al have taken the morning off so we can …
Joe Biden narrowly defeated Bernie Sanders in last week’s Democratic presidential primary in Washington state, according to projections from the Associated Press. The former vice president’s victory means he won five of the six states that held contests on March 10th. Washington was one of six states that voted last Tuesday — including Michigan, Missouri, …
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On Monday, the White House issued new guidelines designed to slow the increasingly rapid spread of coronavirus. In sum, they are asking nearly every American to stay home from work or school for the next fifteen days; saying essentially, America “is closed for business” In almost every aspect of daily life. In some major cities, …
