Are the wedding bells ringing for Zach Bryan and his girlfriend, Samantha Leonard? Every once in a while, a picture or video hits the internet of the country star and/or his significant other and social media sleuths try to figure out an official relationship status. All we know for sure is that Leonard and Bryan are dating, and have been since just after the “Pink Skies” singer had a public and messy breakup with Barstool Sports personality Brianna Chickenfry. The big talking point is how much Samantha Leonard looks like Brianna Chickenfry, and to be honest, it’s almost impossible to not see it. But as time has passed, and Bryan and Leonard have been together for multiple months (their relationship went public around August of 2025), fans have done their best investigative work in an attempt to find out if the two are dating, or if they’ve already become engaged… or even a step further, married. Zach Bryan actually fueled those marriage rumors himself when he posted a video of he, Leonard and some friends paragliding in Europe. Fans quickly spotted a gold band on the singer’s ring finger, and interestingly enough, Bryan deleted the video shortly after it was posted. He then replaced the video with another, only this time, a bald eagle emoji was covering up his left hand: @_jourdan incredible journalism I’d say @TMZ @People Magazine #zachbryan #countrymusic #married #weddingring #italy ♬ original sound – jourdan I’m not going to say that’s suspicious… but it is a little suspicious. It’s common knowledge that a man wearing a band on his ring finger can really only mean one thing: He’s married. So there’s an outside chance that Bryan and Leonard eloped at some point, and they are keeping it on the down low. And Samantha has been sparking engagement and wedding rumors for quite some time now. In her defense, she seems to like wearing diamond-esque rings, and has done so long before she even met Zach Bryan. But a recent post by Bryan on his Instagram story has some followers thinking that she might have gotten an engagement or marriage-worthy upgrade. The photo shows Samantha Leonard sitting shotgun in a car that Zach Bryan is driving, and she’s holding a cat named Stump. If you’ve followed along with the Zach Bryan drama in the recent year or so, you know that Bryan and Brianna Chickenfry found the cat together (in a tree stump, hence the name). So that’s an added layer to the whole thing. But what fans really took notice of was the big ol’ ring that was partially covered up – either accidentally or intentionally – on Samantha’s finger. It’s tough to tell if it’s the same one that Leonard has been seen wearing in the past, but regardless, it’s a massive rock: @justapilotswife I mean what a ROCK @Zach Bryan #foryoupage #zachbryan #married #gossip #tmz ♬ Oh my god what is that – vezelite Here’s another pic of her hand from the shooting range, which also shows a diamond-esque ring on the left hand: To be clear, it’s all speculation at this point. Only when Zach and Samantha come out and say they are engaged (or even married) will we be able to share the news officially. And with how Bryan’s past relationships have gone, he may want to keep this one under wraps. That being said… if that’s true, you’d think they’d be a little more careful about showing off rings on their ring fingers online.The post Zach Bryan Sparks Marriage Rumors (Again) As Fans Spot A Big Ring On His Girlfriend Samantha’s Hand first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Happy Spotify Wrapped day to those who celebrate. Since 2016, at the end of November or early December, Spotify has allowed users to view a compilation of data on their activity on the platform over the past year in a visually appealing, storytelling-like format. From telling users how many minutes of music they’ve listened to, their top songs and artists of the year, the platform lays it out so you can see your music, podcast, and now audio book listening trends from the year. View this post on Instagram While most people are diving into the Spotify Wrapped solely for the purpose of seeing how many minutes of music they listened to this year or to see what their top five artists and songs of the year are, which are often shared on social media, (This is your early reminder that I DO want to see what you’ve been listening to this year), Spotify also includes some “fun” aspects of Wrapped, each year creating a new piece of information to share with their users about their listening trends. During the 2021 Wrapped drop, Spotify gave you your “Audio Aura,” which helped identify your aura based on the music you reached for most. And it was actually pretty cool. I’m not very into auras, but rereading what each color was associated with while working on this blog shows the direct tie between music and emotion. Last year, Spotify tried a little too hard in the creative department when releasing Wrapped. The platform pinpointed three months, told you which genre you leaned into the most, and compared that to genres from other months. Spotify tagged this segment of Wrapped as your “2024 Musical Evolution.” However, how Spotify chooses the genres’ names during this “musical evolution” was insane. For example, my May evolution was titled “Equestrian Western Country” and included artists like Chris Stapleton, Zach Top, and Toby Keith. But why did they need to add “equestrian” before that? If you want to call me a horse girl, I hate to break it to you, but I’ve been beating those allegations since the 2nd grade. Some other interesting genre names that Spotify came up with last year included “Wild West Tavern Country Folk,” which sounds objectively awesome, “Boujee Clean Rap Crunk,” “Boujee Football Rap Season,” “Pink Pilates Princess Hollywood Pop,” “Wild West Cowboy Country Americana,” “Pumpkin Spice Western Sad Country,” and “Witchy Cowboy Country Americana.” This year, Spotify must’ve seen fan reactions to that and decided to switch up the fun segment of Wrapped, keeping it a little simpler. In the 2025 Spotify Wrapped, they revealed your “Listening Age.” According to Chart Data, Spotify calculated your listening age “based on the release years of your top tracks and comparisons to other listeners in your age group.” Spotify Wrapped includes 'Listening Age'. Based on release years of your top tracks and comparisons to other listeners in your age group. pic.twitter.com/Y0fghSS9jU — chart data (@chartdata) December 3, 2025 While some people’s ages reflected a younger age due to listening to new artists or fresh releases, it appears the vast majority of Spotify users found out they are verified PawPaws—but country music fans who tend to lean toward the traditional side of the genre already knew this. I was expecting my age to be older than my 20-something years, given I love some Waylon, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and a good disco track. But after seeing that my top artists of the year included Carter Faith, Willow Avalon, and Laci Kaye Booth, all young female powerhouses, I thought that might skew my listening age to be a little younger. But I was wrong, I was labeled a 68-year-old based on my music listening habits. So it seems the listening age isn’t entirely accurate based on your top listening habits; instead, it’s a more comprehensive deep dive into your listening trends. And it appears I was not the only one given an age much older than expected. Many Spotify users quickly hopped on social media to share that their listening age… well, aged them. I mean, we always say that music from the ’60s, ’70s, ’80s, or ’90s was of a different caliber than music released today, so maybe this is a good sign that younger generations are getting one thing right and have a keen sense of taste in music. I will take this listening age addition to Spotify Wrapped over the chaos of last year’s musical evolution, but it still elicited some pretty funny reactions online. Check out a few of my comments: the listening age i just got on spotify wrapped…….pic.twitter.com/5WkgvD6m8i — CO (@_emxnchj) December 3, 2025 my Spotify listening age is older than my oldest professor pic.twitter.com/PKNzz7CzBE — nat (@a_glitcch) December 3, 2025 my spotify wrapped said my listening age is seventy seven i’m embarrassed — amelia ♡ (@mimslovesbambi) December 3, 2025 Spotify giving someone a listening age of 77 and their top artist is Tate McRae pic.twitter.com/eKtorVNVlF — john (@jmce95) December 3, 2025 when spotify wrapped tells me my music listening age is 21 (I’m 43) pic.twitter.com/R5qh9tImaM — AA (@aliskor15) December 3, 2025 Spotify making us feel old by revealing "listening age" pic.twitter.com/7hnYrAFpUa — Abhishek (@MSDianAbhiii) December 3, 2025 Spotify said my listening age is 19 pic.twitter.com/h8imh2Q6dG — Jack (@jaxtanf) December 3, 2025 The listening age feature for Spotify Wrapped is NASTY — mike (@Mikechrs961) December 3, 2025 Spotify said my listening age was 18 pic.twitter.com/QNAyx6TlfW — kat (@1002__1) December 3, 2025 spotify said my listening age was 40 years old. pic.twitter.com/1s2ZWYdy2L — chris (@girlsaloudshow) December 3, 2025 oomf got 77 as her listening age on spotify wrapped pic.twitter.com/OpJqMSROte — carol j (@caroljayyyy) December 3, 2025 the listening age shit on the spotify wrapped this year got me dyingggg — sophy .*･｡ﾟ (@soupbebe) December 3, 2025 Me to Joan Baez’s Spotify page for giving me the listening age of 78 years old. pic.twitter.com/1m1bOlqU1u — Ste, I Fear xx (@lionkingbitches) December 3, 2025 Spotify is a fool for that age thing cos i was listening to new songs makes me a 17yr old pic.twitter.com/BO84aX8zy0 — itstee (@Kayte1613) December 3, 2025 According to Spotify Wrapped, my listening age is 86. pic.twitter.com/1vxX254SLX — Ms. Imani Is Moving Slow (@ImaniKushan) December 3, 2025 Spotify said my listening age is 60 lmao I can’t help the old shit is better — Vic Damone Jr (@wholesomefoxx) December 3, 2025 Spotify calling me an old soul with a listening age of 51 wasn't on my checklist :)) pic.twitter.com/3gc9nEdwS5 — Mahin (@Mahinaroj) December 3, 2025 The post Music Fans Are Dumbfounded After Spotify Debuts “Listening Age” Addition To This Year’s “Wrapped” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

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The San Francisco city attorney filed on Tuesday the nation's first government lawsuit against food manufacturers over ultraprocessed fare, arguing that cities and counties have been burdened with the costs of treating diseases that stem from the companies' products. David Chiu, the city attorney, sued 10 corporations that make some of the country's most popular food and drinks. Ultraprocessed products now comprise 70 percent of the American food supply and fill grocery store shelves with a kaleidoscope of colorful packages...

The city of San Francisco on Tuesday sued ten leading food makers over their ultra-processed products, accusing the industry's giants of knowingly selling foods that have been linked to a rise in serious diseases. City officials claim the companies' tactics resemble those of the tobacco industry. Local governments, they argue, have to shoulder the public health care costs. Firms including Kraft Heinz, Mondelez and Coca-Cola have intentionally marketed addictive, unhealthy products in violation of California laws on public nuisance and unfair competition, according to the complaint...