Jelly Roll is going all-in on his health journey.
He’s currently training to run the New York City Marathon this November—and says he wants to lose another 40 to 50 pounds.
Jelly also revealed he hopes to eventually pose shirtless on a major magazine cover, calling it part of a bigger goal to transform his life.
On a side note, Jelly has also been immortalized as a WWE action figure.
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Billy Bob Thornton is diving deeper into country music—but not the modern kind.
He says he’s written nearly 20 songs inspired by legends like Waylon Jennings and Johnny Cash.
This comes after he wrote Flatland Cavalry’s “Midland After Midnight” for the “Landman” soundtrack.
Thornton isn’t a fan of today’s country sound, calling it, quote, “Def Leppard with a steel guitar”—and says it feels more like pop than true country.
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Billy Strings is sidelined after breaking his leg in a skateboarding accident just before an encore Saturday night.
He says he landed a trick awkwardly and heard it snap, forcing him to postpone tour dates.
Strings joked he wanted to pull a Dave Grohl and perform anyway—adding Grohl even texted him and offered up the famous throne.
Well, can’t say y’all didn’t warn me about screwing around on my skateboard!! Saturday night I walked off stage right before the encore I was all zazzed up from a really fun show. I grabbed my board and tried to do a trick I’ve done a million times (back 180) and landed awkwardly… pic.twitter.com/tWDGWAbMST
— Billy Strings (@BillyStrings) April 20, 2026
Shaboozey announced his upcoming fourth album, “The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales”.
It’s a concept album about a character named Cherie Lee with themes of revenge, redemption, and romance. It comes out July 31st.
He’s releasing the lead single, “Born to Die”, this Friday.
Morgan Wallen is giving back to his Tennessee roots in a big way—donating $1.2 million to Gibbs High School, his alma mater.
The money will go toward upgrading the school’s baseball field, which was actually named after him last year, adding another major boost to the program.
