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Following a fiery exchange with Good Morning America host Michael Strahan, supporters have dubbed White House press secretary as the “grim reaper”

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Strahan questioned Leavitt about President Donald Trump’s plan to bring federal employees back to in-office work five days a week in Washington, D.C. Expressing concern about a potential exodus of …

Following a fiery exchange with Good Morning America host Michael Strahan, supporters have dubbed White House press secretary as the “grim reaper” Read More

Blake Shelton’s upcoming song “Let Him in Anyway,” from his new album For Recreational Use Only, is already making waves for its emotional depth—so much so that it triggered a real-life health scare. Written by Hardy, Zach Abend, Kyle Clark, and Carson Wallace, the powerful ballad explores grief and the hope of a flawed loved one finding peace in Heaven. Shelton himself was deeply moved by the track, and so was his wife, Gwen Stefani, who cried through multiple listens before an event—prompting Blake to gently urge her to get it together. But the most intense reaction came from Chris Oglesby, Sr. VP of Creative at BMG, who had recently delivered a eulogy for his brother-in-law. After hearing the song, Oglesby became so overwhelmed that he later drove himself to Vanderbilt University Medical Center with what turned out to be a heart attack. He received four stents and is now in better health, crediting the emotional gravity of the song as the final tipping point. Label president Jon Loba joked with Shelton that they were nearly charged with murder, a testament to just how powerful—and potentially heart-wrenching—this song truly is.

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Blake Shelton’s upcoming song “Let Him in Anyway,” from his new album For Recreational Use Only, is already making waves for its emotional depth—so much so that it triggered a …

Blake Shelton’s upcoming song “Let Him in Anyway,” from his new album For Recreational Use Only, is already making waves for its emotional depth—so much so that it triggered a real-life health scare. Written by Hardy, Zach Abend, Kyle Clark, and Carson Wallace, the powerful ballad explores grief and the hope of a flawed loved one finding peace in Heaven. Shelton himself was deeply moved by the track, and so was his wife, Gwen Stefani, who cried through multiple listens before an event—prompting Blake to gently urge her to get it together. But the most intense reaction came from Chris Oglesby, Sr. VP of Creative at BMG, who had recently delivered a eulogy for his brother-in-law. After hearing the song, Oglesby became so overwhelmed that he later drove himself to Vanderbilt University Medical Center with what turned out to be a heart attack. He received four stents and is now in better health, crediting the emotional gravity of the song as the final tipping point. Label president Jon Loba joked with Shelton that they were nearly charged with murder, a testament to just how powerful—and potentially heart-wrenching—this song truly is. Read More

Blake Shelton stole the spotlight at the Grand Ole Opry’s 100th anniversary celebration with a crowd-pleasing performance of Joe Diffie’s classic hit “Pickup Man,” earning praise from fans and fellow artists alike. The country star’s charm and energy lit up the historic stage, with social media buzzing about his “amazing” tribute. Watching proudly from the audience was his wife, Gwen Stefani, seated next to none other than Reba McEntire. Although the couple didn’t perform together, their presence added to the star-studded atmosphere of the evening, which also featured performances by country heavyweights like Carrie Underwood, Luke Combs, Keith Urban, and even Post Malone. Dolly Parton, though not in attendance, was honored with a special rendition of “I Will Always Love You” and made a heartfelt video appearance. The celebration, broadcast live on NBC and Peacock, marked not just a milestone for the Opry, but also a touching reminder of country music’s enduring legacy—and Blake’s place in it.

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Blake Shelton stole the spotlight at the Grand Ole Opry’s 100th anniversary celebration with a crowd-pleasing performance of Joe Diffie’s classic hit “Pickup Man,” earning praise from fans and fellow …

Blake Shelton stole the spotlight at the Grand Ole Opry’s 100th anniversary celebration with a crowd-pleasing performance of Joe Diffie’s classic hit “Pickup Man,” earning praise from fans and fellow artists alike. The country star’s charm and energy lit up the historic stage, with social media buzzing about his “amazing” tribute. Watching proudly from the audience was his wife, Gwen Stefani, seated next to none other than Reba McEntire. Although the couple didn’t perform together, their presence added to the star-studded atmosphere of the evening, which also featured performances by country heavyweights like Carrie Underwood, Luke Combs, Keith Urban, and even Post Malone. Dolly Parton, though not in attendance, was honored with a special rendition of “I Will Always Love You” and made a heartfelt video appearance. The celebration, broadcast live on NBC and Peacock, marked not just a milestone for the Opry, but also a touching reminder of country music’s enduring legacy—and Blake’s place in it. Read More