Lee Greenwood raises eyebrows with Super Bowl pitch after Donald Trump ally calls Bad Bunny a mistake

Country music veteran Lee Greenwood, 82, has voiced his support for House Speaker Mike Johnson’s suggestion to replace Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl halftime show. Greenwood, citing his extensive history performing at NFL events, expressed readiness to perform his hit “God Bless the U.S.A.” or the national anthem, emphasizing unity through music.

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“He’s a minimum $10 million guy”: Connor Bedard’s next contract could redefine the NHL’s young star market amid rising cap era

Chicago Blackhawks star Connor Bedard is poised for a landmark contract negotiation as he enters his final year of his entry-level deal. Experts predict his next contract could exceed $10 million annually, potentially reaching $13.5 million, as the rising salary cap and scarcity of elite talent inflate his value. This deal could redefine how young…

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Supreme Court’s balancing act: Nod for mining in Jharkhand’s Saranda forest but for Chandrayaan

The Supreme Court has given the Jharkhand government seven days to declare 314 sq km of Saranda forest a sanctuary. However, it permitted ongoing extraction of high-grade iron ore and manganese from existing mines within the forest for crucial national projects like Chandrayaan and anti-submarine warfare vessels. This decision balances conservation with defence and space…

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Travis Kelce shares the sweet yet awkward truth about listening to Taylor Swift’s new album while sitting right beside her

Travis Kelce shared an intimate moment on his podcast, detailing the first time he heard Taylor Swift’s “The Life of a Showgirl” in her presence. He described the experience as “different” but quickly grew comfortable, appreciating her creation wholeheartedly. Kelce also touched on the joy of hearing songs referencing their relationship and celebrated Swift’s latest…

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“Give me that anesthesia”: Deion Sanders laughs through pain as son Shilo teases him about money after latest blood clot surgery

Colorado coach Deion Sanders, “Coach Prime,” faced his 16th surgery in three years for recurring leg blood clots. Despite the procedure, he maintained his signature humor and faith, even FaceTiming his son before surgery. Sanders, who previously battled cancer and had toes amputated, remains focused on returning to coach his team, embodying resilience and optimism.

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Jordon Hudson’s sideline chat with ACC commissioner adds fuel to Bill Belichick’s UNC chaos amid legal troubles and fan backlash

UNC’s football season is marred by off-field drama, with coach Bill Belichick’s girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, seen in a sideline discussion with the ACC Commissioner. This, coupled with a lawsuit and internal communication bans, fuels concerns about leadership and program control amidst a losing streak. The optics are raising serious questions for the struggling Tar Heels.

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