She’s headed to the big screen. Back in May, it was announced that country music’s own Lainey Wilson scored a roll in the movie adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s hit novel “Reminders of Him.” Variety broke the news that Wilson had been cast as Amy, and her character is a friend and coworker to the protagonist, Kenna Rowan played by Maika Monroe. The rest of the cast includes Tyriq Withers, Rudy Pankow, Lauren Graham, Bradley Whitford, and Nicholas Duvernay for her feature film debut. “Reminders of Him” became a best-selling novel for Colleen Hoover, published in 2022 and selling over 6.5 million copies. The story follows Kenna Rowan (Monroe), who returns to her hometown after serving five years in prison for a mistake she made. Rowan knows that she will have to make amends with many people to earn their forgiveness for her past, and the story follows her as she mends those relationships and hopes to reconnect with her daughter. Variety notes that the film is described as a “transformative feature film about motherhood, forgiveness and the power of one love to heal even the most shattered heart.” Vanessa Caswill is set to direct “Reminders of Him.” Hoover wrote the screenplay with Lauren Levine. Hoover and Levine are also producing the film through their production company, Heartbones Entertainment. Gina Matthews is producing through her Little Engine Productions, and Robin Fisichella is executive producing. Christine Sun has been named director of production development, overseeing the project. The film is set to hit theaters on March 13th, 2026, and we now have our first look at Lainey as Amy, who we see deliver a couple of lines in the newly-released trailer. You see her in her work uniform for a restaurant, and I will certainly be going to see this one when it hits theaters next year. Check it out: Of course, Lainey has some serious acting experience already, as she previously made her acting debut on the hit Taylor Sheridan show Yellowstone. Wilson’s character, Abby, embodied many of her real-life characteristics, as she was a musician trying to find love while juggling life on the road. Sheridan previously shared that the character was created specifically for Lainey, and obviously, she started out on a huge project for her first time acting and she was a natural: @yellowstone And this is our Super Bowl #YellowstoneTV #LaineyWilson #Abby #Ryan #IanBohen #Texas #HangTightHoney #Music #BillyBobs ♬ original sound – Yellowstone The post WATCH: First Look At Lainey Wilson In New Trailer For Film Adaptation Of Colleen Hoover Novel, “Reminders Of Him” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Surprisingly wholesome. There’s no doubt that country music and football have always shared a special connection. From current stars such as Riley Green, Gavin Adcock, Chase Rice and Koe Wetzel all playing college football in the past to the countless odes and references from the likes of Kenny Chesney on “Boys of Fall,” Megan Moroney on “Tennessee Orange” and more, you never have to look very far in the genre to find a nod to the sport. Though he never played football in college, country star Jordan Davis shares a special connection to the world of football, but not quite how you might think. Of course, Davis has made a name for himself in the genre with his pop-influenced hits such as “Singles You Up,” “Slow Dance in a Parking Lot,” “Take It From Me” and his recent #1 single, “Bar None.” With that being said, however, he has backed them up with the occasional gem with tracks like the CMA Song of the Year-winning “Buy Dirt” featuring Luke Bryan, “Tucson Too Late” and “Next Thing You Know” all being rock-solid modern country songs. There was a time when the 37-year-old singer/songwriter was the only famous Jordan Davis. However, that all changed when the Philadelphia Eagles drafted stand-out Georgia defensive lineman, also named Jordan Davis, as their first-round draft pick back in 2022. Despite country music’s Davis being a 5’10”, white, bearded singer and the Eagles’ Davis being a 6’6″, black, 330+ pound runstopper, it hasn’t stopped fans of both from confusing the two’s social media handles in the past. Back in October 2023, the pair of Jordans actually met for the first time at the “I Ain’t Sayin'” singer’s Philadelphia show at The Met. Hanging out before the concert, the Eagles’ defensive lineman would give the country star his jersey before commenting that he’d get messages from fans telling him how much they enjoyed “his” concerts in the past. “I’m sure you get your fair share of tags. I’ll be sitting there [and get someone saying], ‘I loved your concert.’ And I’m like, ‘I just had practice today. What are you talking about?” @philadelphiaeagles Jordan Davis Jordan Davis #jordandavis #singer #countrymusic #eagles #nfl ♬ original sound – Philadelphia Eagles Last month, however, the mix-up between the two Jordans was reignited once again. In case you missed it, the Philadelphia defensive lineman scooped up the game-winning field goal attempt and ran it back 61 yards to score the game-winning touchdown as time expired to complete the Eagles’ 19-point comeback against the Los Angeles Rams. The play was nothing short of spectacular from Davis, who hit a staggering 18.59 mph, the fastest by a player over 330 pounds since at least 2017, during the run. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Saquon Barkley FP (@barkleybreaks) With such an incredible play to complete the 19-point comeback, the lineman was feeling all the love from the Eagles’ notoriously diehard fanbase. Unfortunately, some messages were going to the wrong Jordan Davis. In a recent interview with Barstool’s Hannah Montoya, the country star noted that he began receiving an increase of direct messages on Instagram from Eagles fans mistaking him yet again with the Eagles star after the blocked field goal, recalling some of the love “he” received from the Philly faithful. “This is why I love Eagles fans. I’m Jordan Davis official. I think he’s Jordan Davis 99 on Instagram. So when he blocked that field goal and took it back for a touchdown, I had so many direct messages from people thinking they’re sending messages to Jordan Davis. It’s the best fan base in the world. Just reading some of these, I almost wanted to text Jordan and be like, ‘Dude, I need to screenshot you these messages because they love you.’ They’re like, ‘Dude, I never gave up on you. I knew you were [going to be good].’ It was like these heartfelt grown men expressing how much they love Jordan Davis. ‘You did it for Philly, dude. Thank you so much, 99.'” When asked by Montoya if he ever responds to Eagles fans, Davis said no. However, he would joke that he might start replying to them, just to promote new releases. “I should have hit them back, be like, ‘Dude, thanks man. Check out my new single.”  I’m not quite sure how fans continually mix up the two. I mean, look at them. With that being said, I can’t help but love the relationship the two have formed, simply by having the same exact name. Watch here: @barstoolsports Jordan Davis The NFL Player or Jordan Davis The Country Singer @hannah montoya ♬ original sound – Barstool Sports Jordan Davis Tour Dates October 23 – Duluth, Georgia – Gas South Arena October 24 – Savannah, Georgia – Enmarket Arena October 25 – Estero, Florida – Hertz Arena February 20 – Belfast, Northern Ireland – SSE Arena February 22 – Glasgow, Scotland – OVO Hydro February 25-26 – Manchester, England – O2 Apollo Manchester February 28 – London, England – OVO Wembley Arena March 1 – Birmingham, England – O2 Academy Birmingham March 4 – Zurich, Switzerland – VolkshausThe post Country Star Jordan Davis Shares Hilarious DMs He’s Received From Philadelphia Eagles Fans Thinking He’s Their Star Defensive Tackle first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

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“These cartels are the al Qaeda of the Western Hemisphere,” War Secretary Pete Hegseth said of the organizations accused of controlling the boats being targeted by U.S. strikes. President Donald Trump and his administration informed Congress last month that the United States is in “armed conflict” with drug cartels that are smuggling narcotics into the country, using it as justification for the strike campaign that began last month.