“Yellowstone” Star Piper Perabo Speaks About Midseason Finale: “Things Are Going Really South”
She didn’t reveal specifics, but did say the midseason finale would end with “something like” a cliffhanger…
Cher & Kelly Clarkson Compare Stories About Going On Willie Nelson’s Bus
“I was like, ‘Oh! This one will obviously smell like Willie Nelson’s bus,'” Clarkson quipped.
Man Films Herd Of Deer Stampeding Past Him In The Woods
A wild video filmed by a group of people walking through the woods shows the moment a large herd of deer came stampeding in their direction, and it got intense!
Hiker Falls 200 Feet While Hiking On Icy Californian Mountain
40-year-old Ruth Woroniecki is said to be recovering after she fell nearly 200 feet while hiking on the icy mountain of Cucamonga Peak on Christmas Eve.
“Yellowstone” Fans Complain About No New Episode On Christmas Day
While there was a new episode of “1923,” there was no new episode of “Yellowstone…”
Black Bear Escapes & Seriously Injures Zookeeper At Florida Zoo
A zookeeper at the Jacksonville Zoo in Florida was injured during a bear attack on Wednesday around 5pm.
Duane “Dog” Chapman And Wife Francie Welcome “New Christmas Baby”
Chapman announced their new arrival on Instagram.
“Yellowstone” Star Piper Perabo Dishes On What It’s Like To Kiss Kevin Costner
While Summer was a former foe of John’s, she’s now his love interest…
Plumbers Warn “Arctic Blast” Could Burst Your Water Pipes
According to Nashville plumbing experts, the arctic blast that’s coming to the state is expected to reach temperatures below freezing and it’s important to know what to do to your home so you’re not left with busted pipes and a stack of unnecessary bills.
Stephen “tWitch” Boss’s Wife, Allison, Breaks Social Media Silence After His Death
A week after news of his death came out, Allison took to social media to make her first post since.
Gwen Stefani Shares Her & Blake Shelton’s Unique Christmas Tradition
Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani have spent many Christmases together by now…
Moose Shakes Its Antlers Off On Alaskan Doorbell Camera
One of the most interesting things about the animal species called cervid, which includes deer, elk, and moose, is that after they spend all year growing their antlers, they fall off each and every year.