Alan Jackson, one of country music’s most enduring stars, has revealed plans for a farewell concert marking the end of his touring career. The event, aptly named Last Call: One More for the Road – The Finale, is scheduled for June 27, 2026, at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium. Long a bastion of country tradition, Nashville provides […]
After Record-Breaking Rains, the West Coast is about to get some Much Needed Relief
“It never rains in California,. But girl, don’t they warn ya? It pours, man it pours.” Never has that song by Albert Hammond ever been more true than in the last two weeks across California and the western states. A nearly relentless wet pattern has soaked California and the West for the last fourteen days, […]
“It’s Happening.” Rare Beauty is Coming to Ulta Stores
Selena Gomez’s Rare Beauty will be entering all Ulta Beauty stores nationwide beginning Feb. 1. “IT’S HAPPENING💫,” the two beauty brands announced in a joint post on Instagram Jan. 5. “See you soooon.” Rare Beauty posted, “We can’t wait to meet even more of you, welcome new friends, and share what we’ve been building together.” As Fashionista reports, this […]
X’s Grok Chatbot ‘Apologizes’ for Creating Sexualized Images of Underage Girls
Grok, the built-in chatbot on Elon Musk’s X, has confirmed that it generated and shared an AI image of two young girls, with an estimated age of between 12 and 16, in sexualized attire following a user’s prompt. As PCMag reports, in a post on X, Grok admitted that the post both “violated ethical standards” […]
January is Thyroid Awareness Month
January is Thyroid Awareness Month. The American Thyroid Association states that approximately 20 million Americans have some form of thyroid cancer, so it is important to discuss because 60% of people who have some form of thyroid disease remain unaware of their condition. What is the Thyroid and what is its Function? According to the Pacific Neuroscience Institute, the […]
Jazz Up Your Winter Dog Walks in January
Some winter days, dog walks can feel like more of a chore than a good time. That’s kind of the point behind January’s designation as Walk Your Dog Month. During these coldest and shortest days of the year, we all need an excuse to jazz up the daily stroll with the pup and get outside […]
January Home Maintenance To-Do’s that can be done in a Snap
January may be cold and dark, but it can also be a time for bold beginnings. Make the most of your month by clearing space in your home, boosting warmth and dreaming up plans for the year ahead. And here’s the great part: you don’t have to be out there in the freezing cold for […]
Beans, Beans, the Magical Fruit…
Okay, so beans aren’t a fruit, but hey, it rhymes with “Toot,” and that makes little kids (and adults who act like kids) giggle, so, go with it. January 6th is National Bean Day, and it’s time to celebrate this “magical” legume! Because National Bean Day falls in the middle of winter, it’s the perfect […]
On This Day in Music History: January 6th
1957 – Over 20 minutes were devoted to Elvis Presley on his final appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show. The King performed seven songs: “Hound Dog,” “Don’t Be Cruel,” “Love Me Tender,” “Heartbreak Hotel,” “Peace In The Valley,” “Too Much” and “When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again.” 1958 – Gibson guitars launched its […]
Sturgill Simpson Teases New Music After Nashville Studio Sessions With Dan Auerbach
Sturgill Simpson appears to be gearing up for an intriguing new chapter in his musical journey with fresh studio sessions tied to Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys. Simpson, who has been releasing music under the alias Johnny Blue Skies, recently spent time recording in Auerbach’s newly opened Nashville studio. Although early reports suggested the […]