Tuesday 10th February 2026

The List for Wednesday, September 25th 2024

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Brett Favre revealed yesterday that he has Parkinson’s disease. He was testifying before Congress yesterday about a welfare fraud scandal he’s caught up in.  He’s not actually facing any charges, and he’s already repaid more than $1 million in funds that were allegedly misspent.  Favre turns 55 next month.  He played 20 years in the NFL, mostly with the Green Bay Packers.  It’s not clear that his condition was caused by concussions.

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Jelly Roll just made his acting debut across from Sylvester Stallone on episode two on this season of “Tulsa King”.  He played himself in the episode and looked good up there.

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Johnny Cash just became the first musician ever to receive a statue at the U.S. Capitol.  The statue says, “Johnny Cash . . . 1932 [to] 2003 . . . Singer, Songwriter, Artist, Humanitarian.”

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The “Purple Rain” soundtrack tops “Rolling Stone” magazine’s list of the 101 greatest soundtracks of all time.  It’s followed by “Help!” and “The Harder They Come”.

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The List for Friday, February 6th 2026

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Starting off with some royal news, and surprise, it’s awkward again. Reports say things are allegedly tense between King Charles and Prince William. An insider claims there’s real anger on both sides, with William being described as controlled, strategic, and very aware that he’s the future king. Translation for the rest of us. Two strong personalities, one crown, zero compromise.

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The Super Bowl is fascinating because everyone watches it, but almost half of America claims they do not care who wins. A reported 47 percent of Americans have no opinion on the outcome. Among those who do care, more are pulling for the Seahawks than the Patriots. And me? I am rooting for a solid cheese dip and no commercials that make me cry.

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Luke Combs is sitting out the Madden Bowl concert ahead of the Super Bowl. Why? Because his wife is expecting their third child. Luke posted that family always comes first and apologized for missing the show. That is called priorities. And honestly, Dad mode beats Super Bowl mode every time.

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Jelly Roll is giving one of his Grammy Awards to the juvenile detention center where he once spent time. His wife Bunnie Xo says he wants to give the kids a little inspiration. That is not a publicity stunt. That is a full-circle moment. And possibly the most meaningful Grammy flex ever.

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