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Kenny Chesney tells Billboard magazine that you should always work to improve yourself. He says, “The one thing that I think that’s helped me sustain any kind of success is the idea that you either get better or you get worse. A wise man once told me, ‘You get 1% better or worse every day.’
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Talk show host Wendy Williams’ team issued a statement yesterday saying she has frontotemporal dementia, and also aphasia… which affects the ability to understand or express speech. These are basically the issues Bruce Willis is dealing with.
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Men’s Journal says some entertainment and brand executives are worried about what will happen to Travis Kelce’s marketability should he break up with Taylor Swift. One CEO said If it doesn’t work out, Travis had better strategically plan what his messaging is.”..well, he’s a potential Hall of Fame Tight End for the Kansas City Chiefs!!
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Jelly Roll officially announced “The Beautifully Broken Tour” that’s hosting 37 shows in 20 states this fall none of which are in Iowa or even Wisconsin, the closest is Chicago. The tour opens in Salt Lake City, Utah on August 27th, and will close in Charlotte, North Carolina on October 27th.
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This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. The first character balloon in 1927 was Felix the Cat, and the character to make the most appearances is Snoopy, with over 40. This year's parade is scheduled to begin at 8:30 A.M. Eastern tomorrow morning, on NBC as usual, along with streams on Peacock and Fubo. Savannah Guthrie, Hoda Kotb, and Al Roker of the "Today" show will return as hosts.
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Jelly Roll Is Taking A Break From Social Media ... He says he is going to go dark for a few months, but you'll still see him on his wife's posts. He says he has an unhealthy relationship…with social media and phones in general...
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The NY Post says "Wicked" moviegoers are causing a stir by singing along during the movie. AMC Theaters has already banned singing. Some fans find the singing disruptive, while others believe it adds to the viewing experience. Nanci Zoppi says, "I’m already livid about it. Everybody’s an indoor cat now. They don’t know how to be in public places."
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Kix Brooks is stepping down as the host of "American Country Countdown" after 18 years. His last show will air the weekend of December 28th and 29th.
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