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"Could be a hit," country artist George Birge says with a shrug and a smile at the end of a TikTok video from last year. He was stitching a video posted by fellow TikToker Erynn Chambers, in which she satirizes the difference in subject matter that men and women in mainstream country music typically sing about. Birge added a melody and a few more lyrics, and a coy tagline: "if this blows up ill [sic] finish the song and release it.

After NBA legend Kobe Bryant, Anthony Edwards is arguably the star most often compared to All-Time Great Michael Jordan. A few days back, we posted an article that was aimed at finding the closest current player to Jordan. We compared stars like Jimmy Butler, Kawhi Leonard, LeBron James, and so forth with the Hall of Famer. However, we did not analyze Edwards in the list for two reasons: 1) He is younger than most stars who are usually compared to MJ and 2) We wanted to dedicate an entire article to analyzing his similarities with Jordan.

Donald Trump This article is more than 2 months oldTrump is ‘toast’ in New York fraud trial, says former Watergate prosecutorThis article is more than 2 months oldNick Akerman says ex-president erred by testifying in person after invoking fifth amendment rights against self-incrimination Donald Trump is “toast” in the civil fraud trial involving his business empire and put himself in an incredibly bad position when he agreed to testify in person after previously invoking his fifth amendment rights against self-incrimination, Nick Akerman, a former Watergate prosecutor, told CNN on Wednesday.

With the year beginning to wind down, it has become extremely clear that Jordan Brand still has a lot to offer all of its fans out there. The brand has come through with some incredible sneakers this year, and even more, are supposedly on the horizon. One of those shoes just so happens to be the Air Jordan 12 "Black & Gold," which just got hit with some official images from Nike.

A sensitive guy, this Howard Stern. In addition to trying to give David Letterman a big kiss on the mouth, Howard Stern gave the Late Show host another parting gift: a Howard Stern original watercolor. “Howard gave Dave a painting to give to his wife on his last appearance last week,” Beth Stern, wife of the radio personality, told Vulture at the Hamptons magazine party over Memorial Day weekend. “He gave David Letterman’s wife a daffodil.

Four decades ago, Ho Van Thanh fled the fighting in his native Vietnam, disappearing into the jungle with his infant son, Ho Van Lang. This week, father and son emerged for the first time — an enfeebled Thanh carried in a stretcher, and Lang wearing only a loincloth made of tree bark. According to the Vietnamese newspaper Dan Tri, Ho Van Thanh, now 82, was last seen in 1973 running into the jungle, after his wife and two other children were killed by a bomb or land mine near his home.

Kelly McGillis and Harry Hamlin star as Southern Gothic psychos in a two-part miniseries, with Keith Carradine as her husband and ultimate target of the pair's wrath. Robert L. Freedman's script takes its time, but those attracted by the subject matter should find their four hours entertainingly spent, despite the depressing conclusion. Kelly McGillis and Harry Hamlin star as Southern Gothic psychos in a two-part miniseries, with Keith Carradine as her husband and ultimate target of the pair’s wrath.

Lucas Boyé scored for Elche in their 3-2 loss vs. Real Betis. Boyé made it two goals for the season for Elche in a match which saw three red cards. Elche took the 1-0 lead very early in the match and Boyé made it 2-0 with a shot from outside of the penalty area. The 26 year old was part of the Argentina national team last year but was not part of the team which won the Finalissima or the World Cup.

A warm and human preachment for godliness, this biography of a Methodist minister is from the best-seller by Hartzell Spence. About the only faults with the picture are its slowness in the first half and the tendency of director Irving Rapper to skip over the hectic postwar depression years. Most of the dramatic wallop is contained in the last 40 minutes, or when the Rev. Spence (Fredric March) is in conflict with the wealthy element in his Denver congregation.