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Chris Young is stepping into an exciting new chapter with the announcement of his very own Nashville bar, Famous Friends.
Named after his chart-topping hit “Famous Friends” with Kane Brown, the new venue will be located on Demonbreun Street, just steps away from the popular Tin Roof. Designed as a laid-back sports bar, the spot promises a relaxed atmosphere for fans and locals alike.
“Good vibes is really what I’m aiming for with this place,” he explained. “If you call a place Famous Friends and you listen to that song, what is that all about? It’s about people who are all different and doing different things. I want a place where everybody can hang out and just enjoy themselves.”
He continued, “I want people to be able to go in there, enjoy whatever their game is, whether if they’re an Eagles fan. I want you to be able to have your game on and watch your game and talk crap to each other, but be polite and just have a good time. Good vibes is really a thing that I’m aiming for for this place, because if you call a place Famous Friends and you listen to that song, what is that all about? It’s all about people that are different. They all do different things, but I want a place for everybody to be able to hang out and just enjoy themselves.”
Famous Friends is nearly complete, however, an opening date has yet to be announced. The location of the bar was picked specifically as it holds a special place in Young’s heart.
”Demonbreun is definitely a place that I spent a lot of time. I lived over there for a while, and so, I’ve seen it change so much. I’ve walked up and down that street going to and from writes a billion times. I’ve seen people on their way up as artists playing in a lot of those spots over there and they’ve changed a lot over the years, but this is a place that I’ve got a lot of great memories. Me and Shay Mooney from Dan + Shay singing at the top of our lungs in some of those places for no reason whatsoever,” he shared. “You know, little memories like that that I think are important. And I think that that street has always been very important to Nashville. Being able to create another spot there, and hopefully a spot that people love and love to go to, hopefully people remember it for a long time.”
This project is something the “Young Love & Saturday Nights” singer admitted this is something he’s wanted to do for “years.”
”This for me was just a passion project. It was just something else — not that I’m not already as busy as I could possibly be — I decided I wanted to do one more thing, but’ it’s been on my mind for years now. I’ve been looking for the right place, and I just happened to find it,” he said. “A lot of people go to that area and just hang out. I wanted to be able to offer something a little bit different and also have a place where maybe we’ll throw some number-one parties there. Maybe we’ll have some private events there. Maybe we’ll do a little bit of everything, but also have a place specifically for me, just my love of music and my love of sports. That’s going to be the walls of this place.”
Meanwhile, the Middle Tennessee native is making waves on the charts, as his latest single, “Til The Last One Dies,” breaks into the Top 20.
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Is Demi Lovato okay?
Whether they’re sharing a message of hope in these dark times or making it official with husband Jutes, Demi communicates with fans.
When the beloved singer appeared to tremble on camera, fans expressed concerns.
Demi is assuring them that it isn’t as scary as it seems.
Demi Lovato’s cooking video features a chicken recipe … and trembling hands
In a recent video on TikTok, Demi Lovato showed herself roasting a whole chicken.
They are not the first pop star to try their hand in the kitchen on camera, and it can be a fun way for fans to learn how to cook.
“Today we are making a whole roasted chicken,” she said during the video. “It seems really overwhelming, but it’s not.”
They promised: “We’re gonna have fun, and I’m telling myself this because I feel overwhelmed.”
One of the hiccups during the video was Demi Lovato accidentally turning on the stovetop instead of the oven. Whoops!
“I’m just nervous!” she admitted to viewers.
They also expressed a bit of disgust at the raw chicken, particularly while removing the innards.
This is when Demi’s hands seemed to visibly shake.
Is Demi Lovato okay?
Trembling hands can be a sign of many things, including nervousness.
However, given Demi Lovato’s medical history, many fans are inclined to fear the worst.
Several years ago, they nearly died — and had a prolonged stay in the hospital.
Numerous commenters expressed these worries, with one writing: “I’m afraid of seeing her shaking that hard.”
Demi Lovato saw the worries, and wrote a comment of their own: “I’m okay! I promise.”
She added more in the video’s caption:
“On Cooking With Demi we are all about facing our fears. Today we did that by trying out a recipe for a whole roasted chicken.”
Demi acknowledged: “It wasn’t pretty at times, but it wasn’t nearly as overwhelming as I thought it would be and I’m really proud to have this recipe in my back pocket now.”
What causes shaky hands?
Caffeine, stress, sleepiness, and many more extremely common factors can cause hands to tremble.
On the other hand, there are neurological conditions that can cause shaking hands.
So can medications, certain drugs, and even genetic disorders.
But someone filming themselves doing an anxiety-inducing activity like cooking is a very valid cause for anxiety. Especially with so many innards involved. We’re glad to hear that Demi is doing well.
Demi Lovato Alarms Fans With Scary ‘Shaking’ Video was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.
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Morgan Wallen surprised fans with the announcement of Morgan Wallen Radio, a brand-new, year-round country music channel exclusively on SiriusXM. To mark the launch, SiriusXM is hosting an exclusive, intimate performance from Morgan Wallen at The Pinnacle in Nashville on April 2.
Launching April 7 on SiriusXM and the SiriusXM app, the channel will be curated and hosted by Wallen himself. Fans can expect a mix of his biggest hits and fan favorites, along with songs that shaped his sound, including influences and a few unexpected picks. The 19-time Billboard Music Award winner will also share commentary, behind-the-scenes stories about his music, and personal moments from the road as he gears up for his 23-date Still The Problem stadium tour. Plus, listeners may hear special drop-ins from friends and collaborators who are part of Wallen’s life on and off the stage.
The channel will also spotlight a variety of specialty programming, including:
Still The Problem Tour Segments: A behind-the-scenes look at Wallen’s stadium tour, featuring setlist insights, rehearsal moments, and guest appearances from his band and opening acts.
808 to 865: Airing Saturday nights, this segment finds Wallen sharing his favorite hip-hop tracks and the artists who’ve influenced his sound.
One Track At A Time: A space for Wallen to highlight new music he’s loving, introducing listeners to recent discoveries one song at a time.
Morgan Wallen Radio will also be free to stream in all SiriusXM-equipped vehicles from April 7 through May 6, allowing non-subscribers to check out the curated, premium experience.
“Listeners can expect to hear a lot of things that I listen to on a day-to-day basis, which is probably a lot different than what most people expect,” Wallen shared. “I will be personally curating the music so they will get a glimpse into my world. I’m excited for everyone to hear it.”
“Morgan Wallen is undeniably one of the most influential forces shaping and creating music today,” Scott Greenstein, President and Chief Content Officer at SiriusXM, added. “At SiriusXM, we’re always looking for ways to bring fans closer to the artists they love, and this launch does just that, from a channel curated by Morgan himself to an exclusive concert experience that gives listeners unprecedented access to his music, his influences, and his live performance.”
Wallen will celebrate the launch of the channel with a special intimate performance at The Pinnacle in Nashville on April 2. SiriusXM subscribers and fans can enter for a chance to win tickets to attend, as well as a VIP trip option for those traveling from outside the Nashville area.
The exclusive performance will officially kick off Morgan Wallen Radio when it premieres on Tuesday, April 7 at 5:00 pm ET. Bringing the feel of his upcoming Still The Problem Tour into a much smaller setting, the show promises a rare, up-close experience for a select group of SiriusXM listeners.
Wallen’s SiriusXM country channel joins artist-branded channels from Carrie Underwood, Chris Stapleton, Eric Church, Kenny Chesney, and Willie Nelson.
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A stream reflects the clouds on June 20, 2011, in Kootznoowoo Wilderness, Admiralty Island National Monument, Tongass National Forest, Alaska. (Forest Service photo by Don MacDougall)
A federal judge in Alaska has rejected a lawsuit that sought to reinstate a management plan that would allow heavier logging in the world’s largest temperate old-growth rainforest.
The result leaves an Obama-era management plan in place, but it could be short-lived: The administration of President Donald Trump is already at work on a new plan that could allow more logging in Alaska’s Tongass National Forest.
In an order published Friday, Judge Sharon Gleason dismissed the lawsuit filed by Viking Lumber, Alcan Timber and the Alaska Forest Association.
The three groups sued the U.S. Department of Agriculture — the parent organization of the U.S. Forest Service — last year, alleging in part that the federal Tongass Timber Reform Act of 1990 required the Forest Service to offer enough timber sales to meet market demand.
Gleason ruled otherwise, finding that TTRA does not impose “a mandatory duty” on the Forest Service to ensure that market demand is met by Tongass timber sales.
“Whether the harvest levels are designed to actually meet market demand is a discretionary agency action, not a mandatory requirement imposed by the TTRA on the Forest Service,” she wrote.
Gleason also declined to take up plaintiffs’ argument about whether the Forest Service violated the Administrative Procedures Act, and she ruled that a 2021 announcement about Tongass strategy did not amount to formal rulemaking under law. She did not analyze whether it would have met legal standards if it had been a formal rulemaking process.
Plaintiffs were represented by Pacific Legal Foundation, which on Friday said that the Forest Service’s approach has been devastating to plaintiffs.
Kyle Griesinger, a spokesperson for the foundation, said that even with a new management plan in the works, the case isn’t moot because the old plan remains in effect until superceded.
“And, moreover, the Forest Service has not lived up to the 2016 plan so any new plan they may not live up to is no guarantee for our clients,” he said.
Marlee Goska, an attorney for the Center for Biological Diversity, agreed that last week’s ruling still has merit.
Goska was one of several attorneys who represented tribal, tourism, fishing and environmental groups that intervened on the side of the Department of Agriculture.
“I don’t think we have enough information yet to say the Forest Service is going to implement what the plaintiffs want. And certainly we’ll fight tooth and nail to stop that from happening,” she said of the upcoming plan change.
Goska added that last week’s ruling is important because it shows that the Forest Service does not have to meet market demand under existing law, and it shows that federal law doesn’t draw a distinction between old-growth harvests and new-growth ones.
“To the extent this administration and the Forest Service might be thinking about saying the TTRA mandates large old-growth timber sales to meet market demand, the court has already said that is incorrect,” she said.
Gleason published a final judgment on Friday. Plaintiffs have 30 days to file an appeal.
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