As President Trump and his negotiators try to work out a deal, Iran continues to brutalize its people.

A supposedly science-based decision by Barack Obama's administration led to years of burdensome, colossally expensive regulations.

Well, as this administration attempts to make us think they aren’t protecting pedophiles in the Epstein Files, a man that President Donald Trump pardoned for his involvement in January 6, 2021, has been convicted on five state charges, including molesting a child under 12-years-old and another under 16-years-old. Where’s the outrage now, MAGA? pic.twitter.com/jbreuToTO5 — …

Who do we have here? It looks a lot like Riley Green… we’re under a month from the premiere date of the new Kayce Dutton-focused series, Marshals, airing on CBS. It’s a continuation of his story beyond Yellowstone, and the new show starring Luke Grimes should provide fans with everything they want and more in terms of having him back on your screen for an action-packed show. The synopsis of the show’s first season, which will consist of 13-episodes seemingly finds Kayce Dutton got back to his violent ways because of a devastating loss that he suffered: “With the Yellowstone Ranch behind him, Dutton joins an elite unit of U.S. Marshals, combining his skills as a cowboy and Navy SEAL to bring range justice to Montana, where he and his teammates must balance family, duty and the high psychological cost that comes with serving as the last line of defense in the region’s war on violence.” Just in case you haven’t seen any of the trailers… all signs are pointing towards Kayce Dutton joining the U.S. Marshals because he loses his wife, Monica (played by Kelsey Asbille), which many Yellowstone fans are probably happy about. And in the Season One trailer that has already been released, eagle-eyed fans in the comments section of YouTube pointed out that it sure looks like Riley Green in a quick shot, where you see Kayce, along with several others, hanging out around a campfire while a man with a very familiar mustache plays guitar. He has a hat on, so you never actually see his eyes or full face, but considering he’s sitting there with a guitar, I’d say there’s a very high likelihood it’s Riley. The first episode of the show will air on Sunday, March 1st on CBS, and no announcements have been made about if Riley is actually in it, but it wouldn’t be all that surprising considering Riley has talked a lot recently about reading scripts and wanting to get into acting: “We’ve actually kinda gone down that road a little bit. I’ve read for a couple of shows here lately. Not that I have a lot of time for it, but I think it is something that I would enjoy, and also something I think could help my music career.” After Green said that he could see himself heading to the big screen, he used Lainey Wilson’s Yellowstone appearance as a prime example of how it helped the genre of country music as well as her own career. “Doing ‘Yellowstone’ was a great launching pad for Lainey… and the country and western thing is becoming so popular through those shows that it’s really just such a great tie-in. I’m just glad that it’s helping out country music.” Lainey ended up with a small part on the show, so it could end up being something more substantial like that, but bands like Whiskey Myers and Turnpike Troubadours have had shorter cameos, where they show up strictly to play some music, so if it is Riley in the trailer, it could always be something like that too. Riley already has a lot on his schedule for 2026, which includes an extensive headlining tour, and he’s hinted that new music is coming too, so it would be a lot, but he’s really having a huge moment with his career, and his face was made for the camera, so I think it would be really cool to see what kind of acting chops he has. See what you think, though, around the 1:39 mark… maybe they’ll make some sort of announcement soon, but if not, we’ll just have to wait until the first of March to see what happens: The post Is That Riley Green? Fans Spot The Country Star In First Trailer For ‘Yellowstone’ Spinoff, ‘Marshals’ first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Add two more artists to Zach’s bitin’ list. These days, it’s becoming hard to point to artists that Zach Bryan hasn’t found himself at odds with. As we know, he’s had some fairly long-lasting beefs with the likes of John Mooreland, shade thrown at him by Drayton Farley and most notably, the incredibly long feud with Gavin Adcock that resulted in the “Something in the Orange” jumping a fence at Born & Raised Fest in an attempt to fight Adcock. Now, it looks like both Jason Aldean and Brantley Gilbert are among those taking aim at the Oklahoma native. In case you missed it, let me catch you up to speed. Over the weekend, Bryan found himself in hot water once again, taking aim at Turning Point’s alternative halftime show, which featured Kid Rock, Lee Brice, Brantley Gilbert and more as performers. First, he’d take to his Instagram story, sharing his friend, Harley Carmichael, jokingly watching the TPUSA halftime show on his phone while blocking out Bad Bunny with his hand. He’d add his own commentary mocking Kid Rock: “What kid rock actually thinks is happening across America” While he clarified that Carmichael actually watched the Bad Bunny halftime show with him, apparently, his joke upset quite a few people (because of course it did). The “Something in the Orange” singer took to Instagram to share some of the messages he received, while also doubling down and slamming the Turning Point USA halftime show: “I don’t care what side you’re on, a bunch of adults throwing temper tantrums and their own halftime show is embarrassing as hell and the most cringe s— on the planet” Though it seemed as if the dust had settled, it looks like the Oklahoma native wasn’t done trolling just yet. On Tuesday night, he and Carmichael took to Instagram to post an elaborate chili dog-inspired parody of Jason Aldean’s 2011 #1 hit, “Dirt Road Anthem,” which was originally written by Brantley Gilbert along with Colt Ford, clearly taking aim and trolling both Gilbert and the “Try That In a Small Town” singer following the alternative halftime viewing where Gilbert performed it. View this post on Instagram Flipping “Dirt Road Anthem’s” chorus, Bryan and Carmichael would hilariously sing: “Chili on a hot dog I’m talkin’ ’bout chili on a hot dog Motherf****** chili on a hot dog I’m double-fistin’ chili on my hot dog I need a dog. I got a bad itch Throw in some mustard and some relish Every day is like a ball game Got myself a white shirt with a chili stain” They’d also drop two verses, all about chili, of course, rapping the same way Aldean did back in 2011. Some of the highlights include taking a completely unwarranted shot at Chicago-style hot dogs, Bryan calling himself a “mother****** hot dog chili man” and Carmichael looking for a “chili wife.” View this post on Instagram All things considered, I’d say it was a pretty good troll from Bryan. Unlike some of the drama you see going around the genre lately, he wasn’t directly attacking Gilbert or Aldean. Instead, he was mainly just poking fun at a song from the pair that has remained controversial since its (mainstream) release back in 2011. It seems like Gilbert felt the same way. Last night, he took to Instagram to post a TikTok “duet” style video of Bryan’s parody song, and it was pretty hilarious, too. View this post on Instagram Responding to the lyrics in Bryan’s parody, the “You Don’t Know Her Like I Do” singer would stand in his kitchen, preparing two massive chili dogs while jokingly jamming to the song. Putting mustard and relish on the dog as well as double fisting them while the Oklahoma native sang the respective lyrics, it was arguably the best response he could have given. Gilbert would throw some shade Bryan’s way, referencing the near-fight with Adcock in the caption: “Zach Bryan, you can climb all the fences you want, you’re not getting my chili dog” Fellow artists such as Chase Rice, Tyler Farr and Travis Denning would get in on the fun in the comment section. “Get your brass knuckles ready” – Chase Rice “Amazing” – Tyler Farr “I’m bringing a chili dog on stage in two weeks” – Travis Denning Despite Gilbert seemingly taking it on the chin and delivering a hilarious response of his own, it seems as if Aldean wasn’t too enthused with Bryan’s trolling. Taking to Gilbert’s comments, he’d say: “Best song I’ve heard from that guy. “   With that being said, however, the “Try That In a Small Town” singer lightened the mood a bit. After a Instagram user responded to Aldean by saying Bryan’s parody was “better than your version even as a joke,” he’d laugh it off by saying: “I’m sure some people would definitely agree with ya“ I think the next logical step for Bryan would be to write a “Try That In a Small Town” parody to truly bring this “beef” full circle. Something tells me that’s just wishful thinking, but I honestly wouldn’t put anything past him at this point. At the same time, it’s fun to see country artists trade some light-hearted trolling without it escalating into the type of Adcock/Bryan beef we’ve seen in the past. It all reminds me of this viral version of “Jack & Diane.” The post “Best Song I’ve Heard From That Guy”: Jason Aldean & Brantley Gilbert Respond To Zach Bryan’s “Dirt Road Anthem” Parody first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Releasing their first love song since “Wondering Why” during Valentine’s week. The Red Clay Strays have done it again, capturing the gravity of what love can mean with their brand new single “If I Didn’t Know You.” The Mobile, Alabama, band consisting of Drew Nix (electric guitar, vocals, harmonica), Zach Rishel (electric guitar), Andrew Bishop (bass), John Hall (drums), Sevans Henderson (keys), and frontman Brandon Coleman, are kicking off 2026 strong, carrying some of the breakout momentum into the new year. With a new record set to release at some point this summer, fans are eagerly awaiting new music, and the Red Clay Strays are wasting no time in delivering that. With a blend of country, soul, blues and rock, they are one of the genre’s brightest modern day acts… even though they insist they aren’t even making country music. But at the end of the day, that doesn’t really matter what genre they categorize themselves in because the music they are making is addictive. And their latest single follows that same pattern, delivering a powerful message with a hypnotizing composition. Ahead of the single release, the Red Clay Strays teased that something was in the works with famed comedian Matt Rife. While some might think that this was an unlikely pairing, Rife has previously described the Red Clay Strays as “music for the soul,” so there’s no doubt that he’s a fan of their work. Apparently, that’s so well-known that the band called him up to get him involved. After teasing a project, it was quickly announced that he would star in the music video for “If I Didn’t Know You.” “Hard to believe this’ll be our first love song released since ‘Wondering Why.’ Our next single drops Thursday, February 12th, with a kick*ss music video starring our buddy Matt Rife. Gonna be a good Valentine’s this year.” View this post on Instagram In the music video, Matt Rife plays a man who appears to have met the love of his life on the bus, played by fitness influencer Mariah Morse. Ironically, Rife and Morse had been a couple for the past year, but TMZ reported that they called it quits just days before the music video was released. OOF… rough timing. But back to the music video… After hitting it off with the stunning woman, their time together is cut short when her bus stop arrives before his. After saying they hope to see each other soon, Rife goes home and regrets that he might have just let his perfect match walk away without getting any contact information for how to reach her again. Rife’s character longs to cross paths with her again, reminiscing about their short but sweet time together while hoping for more. Morse’s character feels the same throughout, and the viewer begins to wonder whether these were star-crossed lovers or whether they would find their way back to each other. Eventually, the two find their way back to each other and begin building a life together based on their undeniable connection and chemistry. “If I didn’t know you I wouldn’t know how to love I wouldn’t know what it feels like To be someone’s only one And if I’d never seen your eyes It’s like I’d never seen the sun” The music video brings the lyrics to life, showing how deep love can be, but it also reminds us that achieving that deep, unbreakable love isn’t always easy. Like Rife’s and Morse’s characters, their love story did not have a perfect start, but they believed this connection was extraordinary, so they fought to find each other and make it work. It’s been four years since we got a love song from the Red Clay Strays, but “If I Didn’t Know You” was well worth the wait. Turn it all the way up. The post Matt Rife Stars In Music Video For The Red Clay Strays’ Powerful New Love Song, “If I Didn’t Know You” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Scott Jennings was on CNN last night defending the SAVE Act and the entire leftist panel erupted in frustration after he called out their stupid attacks on ensuring only US Citizens vote . . .

Senator Ron Johnson completely obliterated Minnesota AG Keith Ellison over the deaths of two Americans in the streets of Minnesota. Johnson raised his voice and told Ellison these people are dead because . . .

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