Moves Like Jagger
Brad Paisley joins the Rolling Stones to sing 'Dead Flowers' in Philadelphia.
Growing up I looked forward to my morning breakfast. Normally it was Corn Flakes or Raisin Bran. But there was the fun occasion that we were offered Cap'n Crunch.
It is no secret that I am afraid - no make that terrified of snakes. When I see one weather it is on the ground or even on tv, my hair stands up on my neck and I break out in a cold sweat.
It's not odd to walk into a bar these days and see everyone sitting there looking at their phones - texting, Facebooking, playing games, etc. No one's talking to each other. No one's hitting on anyone
You’re young. You’re poor. You’re unattached. Where do you go?
The Hometown Heroes four-month long event culminates Thursday, June 27, 2013 with a dinner at 6:00 pm in the Morning Star Steak House at Kiowa Casino. Check presentations will begin at 6:45 pm with Kiowa Casino presenting 14 checks to the local area first responds and charities. A percentage of every Wednesdays gaming over the last 4 months was contributed by Kiowa Casino.
Brad Paisley is the latest country star to join the Rolling Stones on stage during their 50 and Counting Tour. The 'Beat This Summer' singer jammed with guitarist Keith Richards and traded verses with Mick Jagger during the rock group's 1971 hit 'Dead Flowers' on Tuesday (June 18).
Patty Lee Ramey had the #1 country song 20 years ago today - June 19th, 1993. We know her better by another last name.
The Peterson brothers from Kansas are back at it again with their video parody prowess. This time they take a FRESH Breath of Farm Air.
It sure is fun to ride a big wheel; any 5-year-old can tell you that. But when a grownup tries to do it? Well ...
It was a threepeat -- and on his birthday! Coach Blake Shelton won his third season in a row of 'The Voice' Tuesday (June 18), as his team member, 16-year-old Danielle Bradbery, nabbed the big win! That's right. Texas girl Bradbery won Season 4. What a birthday present for Papa Bear Blake!
The life story of one of country music's most celebrated singers is going to be told in a feature film. George Jones and his wife Nancy were working with a screenwriter in the years leading up to the legend's death. The biopic has the singer's blessing, and now has a production company to produce it.