The List for Friday, October 6th 2023

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Did John Wick die at the end of the latest movie…possibly, is there a chance there are more John Wick movies in the future…signs are good. Inverse magazine talked to the director of the John Wick movies and says he has notebooks and notebooks of John Wick 5 through 9!!   All it’s going to take is a great storyline…He’s not going to do a “Cash Grab”

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Dan + Shay has a hit on their hands with their latest  ‘Save Me The Trouble’ … “Ever since the day we wrote this song and started recording it, we were envisioning getting to sing this on stage in front of a crowd, and we feel like this is going to be a huge sing along at our show. So proud of it, so excited that it sets the tone for this new album. And yeah, hope you like it.”

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BroBible says Philadelphia Eagles defensive back Darius Slay doesn’t want Taylor Swift at their Week 10 game against Travis Kelce and the Chiefs. Swift, who is dating the tight end, is considered a good luck charm when present at games. The Chiefs have a 2-0 record when she attends. Slay has banned her from Lincoln Financial Field.  I kinda think the Superbowl Champion Kansas City Chiefs would be 2-0 regardless…

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This sounds kinda cool, There’s a James Bond-themed reality show hitting Prime on November 10th called “007: Road to a Million”. It follows nine everyday people on a global adventure where they compete in Bond-inspired challenges for a chance to win a million pounds . . . which is $1.2 million in American dollars. Brian Cox from “Succession” stars as “The Controller”, who dictates where the contestants go and what they do. The trailer dropped yesterday.  You can check it out here.

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Ray Stevens has a new comedy song out called “Since Bubba Changed His Name To Charlene“.  If you’re not familiar, Ray hit it big with “The Streak” in 1974, and not-so big with “Taylor Swift is Stalking Me” in 2015.

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And lastly we say farewell to Chicago Bears legend Dick Butkus who died in his sleep yesterday.  He was 80 years old.  Butkus spent all nine of his NFL seasons with the Bears, and was a first-ballot hall of famer in 1979.

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