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The latest news coming from the House of Mouse…Disney is cutting ties with Dwayne Johnson Amidst a $3 Billion Lawsuit alleging kidnapping that just moved forward in the judicial system. The Rock, alongside many other defendants, is being sued by Trenesha Biggers, also known as Rhaka Khan, during her former TNA and WWE days, alleging that she and her kids were kidnapped. Though this has yet to be confirmed by Disney or Dwayne Johnson, it would make sense, and neither party has indicated if this is a result of the lawsuit.
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Miranda Lambert tells OK! magazine that her husband, Brendan, does most of the cooking and cleaning in their home. Even though SHE’S the one with the cookbook. He’s very much influence by Italian cuisine being from New York. Adding she doesn’t think he’s ever had cornbread until they met.
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Jon Pardi tells People magazine that he was ready to become a father. Saying, “Everyone was asking me if I was nervous about becoming a father. I told them “I’m 37. At this point I was more nervous about not becoming a father.”
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Fortune Magazine says ”Malcolm in the Middle” star Frankie Muniz is the points leader in the ARCA Series of NASCAR. The series is one of the lower divisions of NASCAR. Frankie hopes to make the Cup Series.
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The NY Post says Alec Baldwin recently posted an Instagram tribute to his family for sticking by him during his recent trials and tribulations. He posted pictures of all of his children except for his 27 year old daughter, Ireland. He forgot to include her. Online one commenter pointed out that she’s probably thankful to be left out.
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Conroe, Texas native Parker McCollum is starting his week off with a bang. The award winner’s fan favorite “Handle On You” is the number one song in country radio this week. This marks Parker’s third consecutive number one. His first-ever No. 1 hit with his Double-Platinum-certified debut single, “Pretty Heart,” and his follow-up Platinum-certified single, “To Be Loved By You,” another No. 1 hit. “Never Enough”, the highly anticipated follow-up to McCollum’s breakout major label debut, “Gold Chain Cowboy”, is available to pre-order now.
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