Video Shows Wolf Eel Head Biting Through Coke Can
A YouTube channel by the name of Bat Crazy Fisherman is warning the public: do not mess with Wolf Eel, even if the head is detached from the body.
Sara Evans Offers Nod To Hank Williams By Singing “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry”
Sara recorded a cover of the song for her 2020 album “Copy That,” and it featured Old Crow Medicine Show…
Cheerleader’s “Idol” Audition Has “Rocky” Start, Then She Sings Loretta Lynn
Lionel Richie spoke up. “In my heart of hearts I don’t think you’re quite ready,” he said before voting “no…”
Miranda Lambert Sings “Girls Just Want To Have Fun” In “Glam Jam” With Elle King
Miranda held up a tumbler cup as a microphone while Elle used a bottle of hairspray/mousse…
Kelly Clarkson Covers Jason Aldean’s #1 Song “You Make It Easy”
Her performance was described as “amazing” and “beautiful” by some fans…
Tim McGraw Remembers Jerry Jeff Walker, Performs “She Knows Her Daddy Sings”
“Thank you for the songs,” Tim said in his post honoring Jerry…
Luke Combs Drops Music Video For “Lovin’ On You” With Young Versions Of Himself & Wife Nicole
Although they haven’t really known each other since childhood, the video is so cute!
Quarantined Brad Paisley Stands In Yard & Sings Ricky Skaggs Cover With Neighbors
Brad gave himself and his neighbors a band name, dubbing them “The Lonesome Distancers…”
Vince Gill Covers Kenny Rogers’ Gospel Song “The Rock Of Your Love”
Instead of singing “Sweet Music Man” like he did at the Opry, Vince remembered Rogers through a performance of his gospel song…
Cowboy & Girlfriend Both Earn Golden Tickets For “Shallow” Audition On “Idol”
The judges were already fans of the pair before they ever heard them sing…
Miranda Lambert Posts Shirtless Video Of Husband Brendan In The Kitchen
“House husband shirtless promo volume 4” included Lambert sneaking up on her husband cooking something up in the kitchen while singing “Sweet Child Of Mine” by Guns N’ Roses.
“Idol” Winner Laine Hardy Sings National Anthem Before Saints Game In New Orleans
The first line of Laine’s Instagram bio doesn’t name him as the 2019 winner of “Idol,” but rather, proclaims that he is “Louisiana Born and Raised…”