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It’s never too late to find love. Reba McEntire recently announced that she was engaged to her boyfriend of five years, Rex Linn, who she met many years ago in 1991 on the set of Kenny Rogers’ The Gambler Returns: The Luck of the Draw, and became friends then, though they did not become romantically involved until 2020. During a 2020 appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, Reba talked about how kept in contact over the years: “We kept in contact over the years, we both know the same people. So it was just like good friends getting back together and having dinner. Then we started texting and talking on the telephone and getting to know each other better during the quarantine.” During the pandemic, the two shared a lot of FaceTime dates to get to know each other while the world was shut down, and found that they really enjoyed each other’s company. As the two grew more fondly of each other, they started a daily call called “Coffee Camp,” where they set aside a dedicated time beginning in March of 2020, where they caught up or just laughed about their days: “It was a very special relationship, us getting to know each other without any physical aspect to it at all. We’d talk in the morning, we started ‘Coffee Camp’ while I was staying in Oklahoma … We haven’t missed a ‘Coffee Camp’ since March 16.” The two are clearly a match made in heaven, with McEntire sharing earlier this year with Fox News Digital that the two are a “perfect union” certainly difficult to come by in the entertainment industry: “Well, Rex and I get along in every aspect. He’s a better cook than I am, so I like that, for sure. We love Longhorns, we love the cowboy way of life, cowgirl way of life, and we both got into the entertainment industry. He’s an actor. I’m a singer. I love to act. Now we act together. So it’s just the perfect union, absolutely. And we get along great. We do argue now. We argue a lot, but we have fun doing that too.” And it sounds like Reba is looking forward to being a bride once again. She recently sat down with People, and it sounds like engaged life is treating her well, as Reba explained that she has “never been loved by a man like Rex”: “I’ve never been loved by a man like Rex Linn. Rex is a very tender-hearted man, and I just love him with all my heart. He’s a good guy. Real bashful though.” She explained that she is happier now at 70-years-old than she’s ever been, and in fact, in a digital clip with people, she described herself as “deliriously happy.” It’s heartwarming to see someone like Reba, who has had all of the fame and success in the world over the years, find love and be so happy, especially in her golden years. I have no doubt that she’s inspiring people of all ages with her love story, and it’s really sweet: “I think I’m happier now than I’ve ever been in my life. It’s amazing. It’s wonderful being 70 and getting to do what I get to do at the level I want to do it.” While it’s unclear when Reba and Rex plan to tie the knot, it sounds like they’re blissfully in love, and he’s certainly made Reba a very happy woman, and I’m sure that goes both ways. Decades later, Reba continues to be a force in the industry, and it sounds like she’s equally content with her love life as she is her professional life, and that’s about all you can ask for. View this post on Instagram A post shared by People Magazine (@people) The post Reba Says She’s The Happiest She’s Ever Been Thanks To Fiancé Rex Linn: “I’ve Never Been Loved By A Man Like Rex” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

One of the best in the business for a reason. In a time where songwriters are all the rage, it’s become increasingly hard to pinpoint who’s truly the best. While Zach Bryan has undoubtedly become the most popular in the mainstream, names such as Turnpike Troubadours’ Evan Felker, Tyler Childers, Sturgill Simpson, Jason Isbell and more have consistently topped many critics’ lists of premier writers. For my money, however, John Moreland, has not only remained one of the best but ultimately the most underrated of today’s crop of troubadours. Since his debut in 2011 with Earthbound Blues, the Oklahoma native has proven time and again that he can deliver some of the most introspective and ultimately soul-crushing collections of poetry in the entire genre. Best known for tracks such as “Break My Heart Sweetly,” “You Don’t Care for Me Enough to Cry” and “Hang Me in The Tulsa County Stars,” Moreland has the unique ability to pen tracks that simply stick with you and linger in the back of your mind long after a listen. Simply put, he has a way of touching on themes of abandonment and loneliness that very few can ever dream of. The introspective and heartbreaking nature of his discography simply cannot be ignored, and today, Moreland is back to remind everyone with the release of his brand new four-song OurVinyl Session EP. View this post on Instagram A post shared by OurVinyl (@ourvinyl) For those unfamiliar with OurVinyl, they’re a production company best known for capturing live performances of the best independent country artists working today. Collaborating with everyone from Tyler Childers, Turnpike Troubadours and Flatland Cavalry to Charley Crockett, Colby Acuff and Billy Strings, they’ve captured some of the best reimaginings of the aforementioned artists’ songs to date. This time around with Moreland is no different. Featuring the aforementioned standout hit, “Break My Heart Sweetly,” as well as stellar tracks such as High on Tulsa Heat’s “Losing Sleep,” Big Bad Luv’s “Latchkey Kid” and In the Throes’ “God’s Medicine,” the OurVinyl session is Moreland in his sweet spot. < Undeniably his standout track outside of “You Don’t Care for Me Enough to Cry” commercially, “Break My Heart Sweetly” is captured brilliantly here. As a song centered around loving someone you know is going to leave you, Moreland’s heart-wrenching lyrics are brought to the forefront with the sparse, acoustic production as he sings: “There’s a scar on my soul So let me down easy Break my heart sweetly Like you always do I guess I can’t let go ‘Til you wreck me completely Break my heart sweetly Drape me in blue”  The same can be said with the remaining tracks on the EP as well. His late-night ponderings of lost love on “Losing Sleep Tonight,” further apathy on “God’s Medicine” and redemption found in “Latchkey Kid” all sound stellar with the stripped-back, acoustic production from OurVinyl. Ultimately, Moreland’s OurVinyl session highlights everything that makes him one of the most compelling artists in the genre today. His incredibly raw, raspy vocals are captured perfectly at the forefront of the acoustic production, letting each and every heartbreaking line strike you even harder while you listen. As previously mentioned, Moreland has the unique ability to burrow his way into your mind through his songwriting, and he does it once again here. If you’re a fan of the “Sallisaw Blue” singer, this is a must-listen. “Break My Heart Sweetly” “Losing Sleep Tonight” John Moreland Tour Dates November 9 – Oklahoma City, Oklahoma – Flyover Fest November 15 – Galveston, Texas – Old Quarter Songwriter Festival December 4-6 – Oklahoma City, Oklahoma – The Blue DoorThe post John Moreland Releases Stunning ‘OurVinyl Sessions’ EP Featuring “Break My Heart Sweetly” & More first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Brent Cobb stops by the podcast to talk about having his music featured on the hit series Yellowstone and Landman, mentoring Luke Combs and the Red Clay Strays and watching them take off, a wild night at a Grammys after party, how his young son inspired him to release his rock record Ain’t Rocked In A While, how his incredibly talented cousin, producer Dave Cobb, produced his very first album, a story about how Tyler Childers once opened for him and much more. This week’s episode is presented by ZBiotics. Go to https://zbiotics.com/RIFFRAFF and use RIFFRAFF at checkout for 15% off any first time orders of ZBiotics probiotics. Download the podcast on Apple Podcasts by searching “Whiskey Riff Raff” or click here. We’re also available on Spotify and wherever else you can listen to podcasts. Cheers, y’all. Audio Video The post Whiskey Riff Raff Podcast with Brent Cobb first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

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Japan’s parliament elected Sanae Takaichi as the country’s first female prime minister Tuesday evening. Takaichi succeeds Shigeru Ishiba, who resigned with his cabinet earlier in the day after the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) lost its coalition majority in the parliament following electoral losses earlier this month. Takaichi, also a member of the LDP, was elected party president on October 4. She supports stricter immigration policies, has been critical of China, opposes same-sex marriage, and favors aggressive public spending to stimulate the economy. The LDP’s former coalition partner, Komeito, withdrew from the alliance earlier this month over disagreements with Takaichi’s policy agenda. A few days ago, the LDP reached a deal with the Japan Innovation Party, a right-leaning reformist group, to secure a workable majority in parliament. For her first diplomatic engagement, she is to meet President Donald Trump later this month in Tokyo during his tour of Asia. Trump said Monday he plans to attend a regional summit in Malaysia, Japan, and South Korea, where he is expected to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping. The post ‘Japan First’ Takaichi Becomes Nation’s First Female Prime Minister appeared first on The American Conservative.