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Jameson Rodgers has released his seven-track EP, In It for the Money, available for streaming now. Rodgers co-wrote six of the project’s seven tracks; the EP includes his chart-topping debut single, “Some Girls” as well as his Top 40 hit “Cold Beer Calling My Name,” which features Rodgers’ friend and label mate, Luke Combs. Ahead …
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Dierks Bentley has announced the line-up of shows on his High Times & Hangovers 2021 tour, his first headlining High Times & Hangovers bar tour in 15 years. Dierks is heading out for 5 club shows in 5 nights starting May 11th. Dierks says, “5 shows in 5 NIGHTS. For the first time in a LONG time we’re bringing …
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Netflix has released the trailer for Master of None Season 3, set to premiere May 23. The third season of the series, created by Aziz Ansari and Alan Yang, will focus on Denise (Lena Waithe) and her partner, Alicia (Naomi Ackie). The season is subtitled “Moments in Love,” and the trailer illustrates the relationship of …
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The 93rd Academy Awards was held last night, and due to the coronavirus pandemic the star-studded event took place at both The Union Station and the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles with a limited audience. Some nominees also appeared via satellite from remote locations. Attendees were vaccinated, tested and seated in a socially distanced manner …
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Democratic state Sen. Troy Carter won in the race for Louisiana’s 2nd Congressional District in a special election runoff, defeating fellow Democratic state Sen. Karen Carter Peterson. Carter, 48, captured 55 percent of the votes, 48,511 to 39,295, with all precincts in the district that serves serves nearly all of New Orleans. Democrat Cedric Richmond …
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At least six people died in a highway crash involving a passenger van in Georgia on Sunday. According to police, the crash was reported at about 7 p.m. on Saturday in the northbound lanes of I-85 at the split to I-985 in Georgia’s Gwinett County, about 35 miles north of Atlanta. Police Sgt. Michele Pihera …
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Brett Young revealed his upcoming project, Weekends Look a Little Different These Days, due out June 4 (which you can pre-order/pre-save: here). The collection includes eight tracks all co-written by Young, including his chart-topping hit “Lady,” the single “You Got Away With It” and his new song, “Not Yet.” Young shared in a statement: “It’s hard …
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Luke Bryan has announced his 2021 Proud To Be Right Here Tour. Bryan will kick-off his headlining trek on July 8 in Syracuse, New York. Joining him on the run will be Dylan Scott, Caylee Hammack and Runaway June along with DJ Rock. New concert dates on the schedule will be available for presale to …
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“Saturday Night Live” announced they will be back on May 8 for its first episode since April 10, and also announced that Tesla CEO Elon Musk will be hosting the show for the first time, alongside musical Miley Cyrus, who will be making her sixth appearance as a musical guest on the show. The show …
The Senate passed an anti-Asian hate crimes bill introduced amid a spate of violence spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic. The COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act passed the chamber with a 94-1 vote on Thursday. Sen. Maize Hirono, D-Hawaii, introduced the bill last month along with Sen. Tammy Duckworth, D-Ill., and Rep. Grace Meng, D-N.Y. Hirono said in …
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