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90210 and Sharknado star Ian Ziering was attacked by a group of mini-bike riders in traffic in L.A. on Sunday, with his daughter in the car. He says, quote, “I urge city officials and law enforcement to take decisive action against such lawlessness and provide the necessary resources to prevent future occurrences.”
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CBS might be guilty of a little false advertising. Because when Blake Shelton and Trace Adkins performed on the “New Year’s Eve Live: Nashville’s Big Bash” special . . . they weren’t live. When Blake’s segment aired, he was literally just MINUTES from taking the stage for his own New Year’s gig at the WinStar World Casino in Thackerville, Oklahoma. Morgan Wallen’s performance was also pre-recorded. should CBS have advertised it as “live” when two of the biggest performances were not? What do YOU think about that….
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Snoop Dogg will assist NBC in covering this summer’s Olympics in Paris, as part of their primetime coverage. Snoop will explore city landmarks, attend competitions and events, and visit with the athletes and their friends and families. The Summer Olympics start July 26th. You can catch them on NBC and Peacock.
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John Michael Montgomery is kicking off his farewell tour this month, which will extend through 2025. He’s not retiring from music though, just tours. Quote, “I’ve been fortunate and blessed to be able to do what I love for so many years. Please join me as I say goodbye to the road life.”
You can catch The List, weekdays at 4:20 with Jonathan Knight on Iowa’s BEST Country KIX 101.1

Welcome to The List,
Megan Moroney just proved she’s either the nicest person in country music… or she has zero bedtime. She told fans at her Meet Me on Cloud 9 pop-up show she’d sign something for every single person there. And she actually did it. CDs, vinyl, whatever you had, Megan stayed until the job was done. Meanwhile, if one person asks me for directions at Target, I fake a phone call and walk away.
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Jelly Roll just announced his brand new tour and the name alone deserves a standing ovation. It’s called the ‘Little Ass Shed Tour’. Yes, that’s real. He just finished the Big Ass Stadium Tour with Post Malone, so now he’s downsizing… slightly. These “sheds” still pack in 10 to 15 thousand fans a night. So congrats Jelly, you’re officially too big for arenas, but still emotionally attached to lawn seating.
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Travis Kelce might be taking a pay cut if he plays another NFL season. He made 17 million last year, but reports say next year could be closer to 13 million. Which means he may have to tighten the budget a little. Maybe fewer vacations, fewer commercials, and only one diamond-covered cereal commercial instead of two. Thoughts and prayers during this difficult financial hardship.
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Tom Hanks is officially playing Abraham Lincoln in a new movie, and apparently it’s personal. Ancestry.com says Hanks is actually Lincoln’s 16th cousin. The movie will mix live action and stop motion animation, which sounds like Lincoln meets Toy Story. If Tom Hanks shows up in a top hat and says “There’s a snake in my boot,” I’m buying tickets.
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