This not what you want to happen when you come home.
If this happened to me…there would be divorce proceedings happening after my hospital stay. I would’ve thought my spouse was trying to kill me by not waning about the door to the basement/crawlspace was open. Especially when that hole to the door is right when you open the front door.
This looks painful. And thank God America’s Funniest Hone Videos posted this video. It’s almost like a national PSA for people coming home from work.
I get the point of this…but this play on words is in the wrong place.
As a parent, I would be having a parent teacher and an administrator who can actually make decisions meeting. This shouldn’t be post in a damn middle school.
Is it comical? Absolutely. But it’s also wrong. Very f*cking wrong.
There’s no good excuse for speeding recklessly…but some are better than others.
A motorcyclist in Virginia was pulled over for speeding last month, and he was going ridiculously fast. For kind of a good reason though. He was doing 72 in a 25 mile-per-hour zone.
The local PD just released the body-camera footage from the traffic stop, and it includes the man saying, “I was movin’ a little too quick, wasn’t I?”
The cop said, “yeah, way too quick.” And the man responded, “I was trying to hit the McDonald’s breakfast.” He also noted that he woke up late, and didn’t even take the time to put on socks. If you’re not putting on socks in the morning…it really means you’re in a hurry.
The cop said, “the first thing that’s going to fly off of that bike is you. 72, someone pulls in front of you…dude, you’re done.” Not to mention the others drivers and pedestrians he was putting at risk for his fast-food fix.
He ended up with a ticket for reckless driving…and probably also didn’t get a McMuffin.
It’s hard being friends with actual living legends.
Dale Brisby was out at Chili’s trying to have a nice meal with his boy…and the goat, JB Mauney. He was obviously ignored…or maybe not recognized by this fan who wanted a picture with JB. Of course JB is an actual living legend and he’s going to be recognized. They don’t call him the “seven million cowboy” for nothing.
That had be hard on Dale a little. I feel for Dale. Mainly because he’s also is a living legend too y’all. Mostly in his own head…but he’s alive and well. He too would also like to take random photos with strangers at a Chili’s.
There’s only one way to get ready for your stadium tour. You have to rent one for rehearsals.
Kenny Chesney takes tour rehearsals so seriously that he actually rents out an entire stadium for a week to get his show set just right. He said, “for the last several years, we’ve opened our tour in Tampa, and we’re gonna do that again next summer.
And we’ll be there for a week before the first show. There’s so many moving parts that goes into it. So, you have to go and set everything up to see how it looks, and if something’s not right, you gotta fix it.”
Of course Kenny played flag football on the field and watched games on the giant screen while renting the stadium. And as he should. He didn’t share how much he pays or which stadium he rents, but it’s likely Raymond James in Tampa where he’s played seven times.
This is not the news you want to share with anyone.
Lady A’s Charles Kelley has a rare blood cancer called multiple myeloma. He shared the news in a video on social media alongside his wife. He says he’s hopeful and that he wants to keep working while receiving treatment.
He said, “we just wanted to let y’all know, and I’ll try to let you in, you know, when I feel like it’s appropriate throughout the journey. And it’s just another hurdle, and you know, I’m confident that we’re going to get through it.”
Cancer is a disgusting thing about life and it affects so many people. And it doesn’t discriminate against age. I hope Charles and every person that has to put up that fight against it wins that battle. Cancer can also kiss my ass.
On August 25, 2026, Dolly Parton unfortunately passed away at 80-years-old in Nashville Tennessee. Dolly had been dealing with undisclosed health issues for the last year or so, and she previously shared that she was having issues with severe kidney stones. Dolly’s reps did in fact confirm that she sadly died following a “brief battle with cancer,” which made my hate for cancer even stronger by the way.
During the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards, country music’s own, Kacey Musgraves, honored the late great icon with an absolutely flawless rendition of Dolly’s iconic hit, “I Will Always Love You.”
Some people were commenting how much better the tribute would’ve been if Whitney Houston had been alive to perform that tribute. God rest Whitney’s soul…because Kacey sang that song exactly the way Dolly performed it. And there was no need for anyone else to deliver that tribute.
Riley Green’s“Cowboy As It Gets Tour” 2026 rolled into Mountain View, California and things got a little wild.
A special moment happened at his show at the Shoreline Amphitheatre. Riley serenaded someone’s grandma over the weekend during his performance of “You Look Like You Love Me”. He said, “this young lady right here, she’s been giving me the eye all night.”
He walked down to her and sang directly to her, and at the end, she gave him a kiss on his cheek.
That lucky lady could be you too in 2027…because Riley announced the “That’s Just Me Tour”, which kicks off in April.
Stephen Wilson Jr. was in California for the Ohana Festival 2026 and fans were fortunate enough to see Eddie Vedder him onstage for a Temple of the Dog cover. Stephen Wilson Jr. has been previously referred to as “Death Cab for Country” since he draws inspiration from indie rock, grunge and obviously country music.
I know this song has nothing to do with country music, but has a rock music lover as well here…this song is absolutely amazing. The song is also the most successful track that Temple of the Dog ever released. That’s partly because the 90s rock band, which was led by the late great, great Chris Cornell only ever released one album.
Pearl Jame’s Eddie Vedder (prior to the actual forming of Pearl Jam) provided backing vocals for Temple of the Dog’s “Hunger Strike”.
As the story goes, Chris Cornell wrote the song but was having trouble singing lower portions of the chorus… specifically the “I’m going hungry” parts. A relatively unknown Eddie Vedder at the time happened to be nearby, and stepped up to the challenge when he was asked for assistance.
Here we are in 2026 now and Eddie just happened to be at the Ohana Festival during Stephen Wilson Jr.’s set, and once again stepped up to lend his talent for the Temple of the Dog song.
A TikToker went viral for getting rejected by Ella Langley. In the video, he yelled at her through a parking garage, asking how many likes does he need to get to take her on a date.
Her reply? I mean her face said everything as she said, “there’s not enough in the world.” It was a priceless really.
The fan laughed it off and said, “you miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.” The video was comedy gold.
Ella later commented on the interaction and said, “this was definitely meant as dark humor, and it obviously didn’t land due to my face. I will say, it takes more than likes on a TikTok. I’m still a human.”
So, the fan took that seriously and posted another video with a shopping cart full of flowers.
He said, “Ella, you said there’s no amount of likes in the world that could get me to take you on a date, I hope this amount of flowers is enough. And if not, let me come to your concert and at least just give you a hug.
I’m an Ella Fella forever, I love you.”
As of last night, there hasn’t been a response from Ella.