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Kip Moore Launches Acoustic Video Series

Kip Moore launched an acoustic video series that gives fans insight into his upcoming studio album titled Wild World. The first video available in the series is a version of the album’s title track where he performs in the Californian desert.  

According to the series description: “The ‘In The Wild Sessions’ began as a way to tell the story of these songs in a bare-bones kind of way . . . We shot five videos in the (Mojave) desert and then when our plans changed a little with everything going on, we shifted gears while I’m here in Kentucky in isolation. The scenery here in Red River Gorge is also one of my favorite places to be and so I’m looking forward to also sharing this pocket of the world in some of the videos to come.”

Kip’s Wild World album will be released on May 29th.  Take a look at the “Into the Wild” sessions at the link here.

Kip Moore Goes Into the “Wild” for New Acoustic Video Series [Watch]

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Listen To Lee Brice’s New Single “One Of Them Girls”

Lee Brice has released his new single “One of Them Girls,” the follow up to his duet “I Hope You’re Happy Now” with Carly Pearce.

Brice’s most recent solo single, “Rumor,” was a chart-topping hit on country radio last year.

For more info and all tour dates, visit www.leebrice.com.  Listen to “One of Them Girls” at the link here!

Lee Brice Searches for “One of Them Girls” in New Single [Listen]

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Good Morning America’s George Stephanopoulos Tests Positive For Coronavirus

“Good Morning America” host George Stephanopoulos revealed Monday that he’s tested positive for the coronavirus. Stephanopoulos told co-host Robin Roberts on Monday morning, “I feel fine.” 

Stephanopoulos’ wife, Ali Wentworth, had come down with COVID-19 and tweeted that she’s “never been sicker.” Her husband has been taking care of her, their children and doing his TV job in the interim. 

Stephanopoulos said the only potential symptoms he has felt were a lower back ache he’d attributed to a hard workout, and a briefly diminished sense of smell.  Stephanopoulos told viewers that his wife Ali Wentworth is doing “much, much better,” has now had no fever for five days, and is getting out of bed more.

George Stephanopoulos tests positive for coronavirus but says he’s ‘feeling great’

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Amy Schumer And Husband Chris Fischer To Star In Their Own Food Network Show

The Food Network announced a new show starring Amy Schumer and her husband, chef Chris Fischer, tentatively titled “Amy Schumer Learns to Cook.”  

With more than 95% of Americans under some version of stay at home orders amid the coronavirus pandemic, Schumer is opening up her kitchen in a new self-shot series. The series will consist of eight 30-minute episodes in which Fischer cooks farm-to-table cuisine and Schumer assists.

Schumer in a statement: “Chris and I are excited to make this project with Food Network combining our two passions — for Chris it’s cooking and for me, eating. With everything going on in the world right now, we are so grateful to be able to share an entertaining and informative experience with viewers. And it is more important than ever to look out for one another, so Chris and I will be making donations to causes dear to us — The Coalition of Immokalee Workers’ Fair Food Program and select domestic violence organizations.”

No premiere date has been set but it is expected to arrive this spring.

Amy Schumer And Her Husband Are Self-Filming Their Very Own Food Network Show

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Parts Of U.S. Could Reopen In May As Coronavirus Nears Peak

On Sunday, public health officials discussed the possibility of partially reopening parts of the economy from government-mandated lockdowns as soon as next month, despite U.S. coronavirus infection and death totals continuing to climb. As of Sunday morning, there are more than 530,000 confirmed infections in the United States – accounting for roughly 30% of the more than 1.8 million people infected around the world. More than 20,000 Americans and more than 110,000 people globally have died.

The number of confirmed cases in the U.S. climbed by nearly 200,000 over the course of the past week, however, White House officials are pushing to reopen the economy as quickly as possible, given the catastrophic economic damage that has unfolded by shuttering nonessential businesses across the country.

More than 16 million Americans filed initial unemployment claims during the final two weeks of March and in the first week of April. Gross domestic product numbers during April, May and June are expected to be among the worst in modern history. Some estimates see the unemployment rate climbing as high as 30%.

During an appearance Sunday morning on CNN’s “State of the Union,” Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said a partial May reopening could be possible in some parts of the country. But he warned it would have to be done on a rolling basis – and that some particularly hard-hit parts of the country may need to wait longer. “It is not going to be a light switch that we say ‘OK, it is now June or July or whatever, click, the light switch goes back on.’ It is going to be depending on where you are in the country, the nature of the outbreak that you’ve already experienced and the threat of an outbreak that you may not have experienced,” he said, stressing that a reopening of the economy would not be “one-size-fits-all.”

Health Officials: Economy Could Reopen in May Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

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Tornado Strikes Northern Louisiana Amid Sever Weather In The Southern U.S.

Tornadoes struck northern Louisiana on Sunday afternoon, causing damage to nearly two dozen homes and an airport, as a severe storm system passed through the South.

As most people continued to stay at home on Easter Sunday due to the pandemic coronavirus, 95 million people were prepared to be possibly impacted by the storm, including the threat of tornadoes.

About 20 homes were reported to have sustained damage plus multiple planes and hangers were damaged at the Monroe Regional Airport, according to the National Weather Service. The City of Monroe, Louisiana confirmed reports of wind damage in multiple neighborhoods, including downed power lines, as well as office buildings in the airport complex. All flights were canceled “until further notice,” according to a Twitter post by the city.

Tornado strikes Monroe, Louisiana, as severe weather outbreak unfolds on Easter in South

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NBA And WNBA Players Face Off In ‘HORSE’ Competition

The NBA and the WNBA brought their players back for an all-out championship “Horse” competition. Eight current and former players faced off from their respective isolated at-home courts, matching each other’s shot

Trae Young of the Atlanta Hawks went against Chauncey Billups. Young raced out to an early HOR to no letters lead. Billups steady shot-making keyed the comeback though, as he defeated Young HORSE to HOR.” data-reactid=”20″ type=”text”>In the first matchup, Trae Young of the Atlanta Hawks went against Chauncey Billups.  Billups steady shot-making helped him defeat Young HORSE to HOR.

Mike Conley of the Utah Jazz went against NBA Hall of Famer Tamika Catchings. Conley defeated Catchings with relative ease, as he won HORSE to no letters.” data-reactid=”22″ type=”text”>In the second matchup, Mike Conley of the Utah Jazz went against NBA Hall of Famer Tamika Catchings. Conley defeated Catchings with relative ease, as he won HORSE to no letters.

Zach LaVine of the Chicago Bulls go against Paul Pierce. LaVine missed a few shots, but Piece couldn’t get any momentum going. LaVine eventually eliminated Pierce HORSE to no letters using some athletic moves.” data-reactid=”24″ type=”text”>The third matchup saw Zach LaVine of the Chicago Bulls go against Paul Pierce. LaVine missed a few shots but eventually eliminated Pierce HORSE to no letters using some athletic moves.

Chris Paul of the Oklahoma City Thunder against Allie Quigley of the WNBA’s Chicago Sky. In the closest matchup of the quarterfinals, Quigley raced out to an early lead, but Paul rallied. Eventually, Quigley eliminated Paul HORSE to HOR with the final miss by Paul coming on a free throw line bank shot.” data-reactid=”26″ type=”text”>The final contest of the evening was Chris Paul of the Oklahoma City Thunder against Allie Quigley of the WNBA’s Chicago Sky. Quigley raced out to an early lead, and eliminated Paul HORSE to HOR with the final miss by Paul coming on a free throw line bank shot.

The semifinals of the HORSE competition will be broadcast on ESPN on Thursday, April 16 at 9:00 PM Eastern. Chauncey Billups will take on Mike Conley and Zach LaVine will face Allie Quigley. The event is sponsored by State Farm, and in coordination with the NBA, they are together donating $200,000 on behalf of the players to charities focused on coronavirus relief efforts. This donation is on top of the $74 million already donated by the NBA.

Everything to know for the NBA-WNBA HORSE competition

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NBA Preparing 25-Day Plan To End Coronavirus Hiatus

The NBA’s coronavirus suspension is now in its second month, and the league office has yet to announce a target return date for the 2019-20 season. The league office is currently preparing a 25-day, “back-to-basketball plan,” according to ESPN’s Brian Windhorst. Individual workouts would last 11 days under the NBA’s potential plan, and teams would then come together for a 14-day training camp. If parts of the nation begin to re-open, the NBA could begin a four-week program to resume the 2019-20 season.

The NBA has explored a slate of plans for resuming games, including a potential quarantined playoffs in Las Vegas. The league could also alter its schedule upon a return to play, with the possibility of a canceled regular season and shortened playoffs both on the table. Labor Day weekend is the league’s prefered end date for the 2019-20 season.

Windhorst: NBA preparing 25-day ‘return to basketball’ plan

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Lauren Alaina Makes Appearance On Trisha Yearwood’s “Trisha’s Southern Kitchen”

Season 16 of Trisha Yearwood’s Trisha’s Southern Kitchen has kicked off, and on Episode 3, Lauren Alaina stops by to help Trisha create a sampling of fast-food inspired treats, including cherry-lime slushies, French bread pizza, mini roast beef and cheese sandwiches and loaded taco waffle fries.

“Talking about these shows that we filmed just a month ago when everything felt normal—it’s kind of surreal and weird,” says Trisha. “In another way, it reminds me of a time that is coming back . . . that’ll happen again—I believe, I believe, I believe.”

Trisha’s Southern Kitchen airs at 11 a.m. CT on the Food Network. Trisha will be on Facebook before each episode for her Saturday morning CoffeeTalk series.

Lauren Alaina Bonds Over Love of Fast Food With Trisha Yearwood

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Watch Eric Church Perform Cover Of “Long Monday” In Honor Of John Prine

After legendary troubadour John Prine, 73, died on April 7 from complications of COVID-19, Eric Church honored his hero by covering John’s “Long Monday” on YouTube. John, who co-wrote “Long Monday” with Keith Sykes, recorded the tune for his 2005 album, Fair & Square.

“We lost one of my all-time favorites yesterday—a man that taught me how to write songs, so I want to do this for John,” said Eric, before beginning the song. “I love you, John Prine, thank you,” added Eric after concluding the song.

Watch Eric’s performance at the link here.

Watch Eric Church Sing John Prine’s ‘Long Monday’

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