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Sharon Osbourne’s recent health woes have reportedly worried many of those closest to her, with some sources saying she needs to “slow down.” According to Radar Online, the former The Talk panelist was released from the hospital after dealing with an unannounced illness. “The silence is deafening” said a source, noting that the family choosing not to share what’s happening could be an indication that Osbourne is very unwell.
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Garth Brooks fans may have been happy about the country music legend adding more dates to his upcoming Garth Brooks/Plus ONE Las Vegas residency, but other musicians were reportedly frustrated. Sources told Radar Online that Keith Urban and Luke Bryan are concerned that Brooks will make it difficult for them to succeed on the Vegas strip. Bryan doesn’t currently have any dates scheduled that could conflict with Brooks, but Urban does and was hoping to be the musical star of the desert next year but now it’s going to be like ‘Well, Garth is sold out, we could just go see Keith,'” a friend told Radar. “Garth’s Vegas show is guaranteed to be a blockbuster.”
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Kip Moore gives his sage advice for avoiding a New Year’s hangover “Pace yourself on New Year’s – that’s the remedy. Pace yourself”
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Morgan Wallen has quite a 2022! From a sold out tour, to multiple weeks at number one on the charts, it comes as no surprise that this year would be record breaking! makes history on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart as “You Proof” leads the list for an record breaking ninth week. “You Proof” is the superstar’s seventh number 1 hit.
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Bill Cosby is planning to go on tour in 2023. He says, “When I come out of this, I feel that I will be able to perform and be the Bill Cosby that my audience knows me to be. I want to go out, tell my story, and be funny again.”
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Luke Bryan tells Parade magazine that his popcorn brand might make a comeback after selling out instantly over the Summer. We’ll keep an eye out
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