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Little Joe, from the Franklin Park Zoo in Boston will predict a winner for Super Bowl 46 today!
By now you've probably heard of "prop bets". These are those silly things like "which team will win the coin toss?" or "who will score first?".
Dierks Bentley will release his new CD "Home" Tuesday Feb 7th, and you can win it on 97.3 the DAWG!
It seems George Strait has a new bunkmate on his tour bus. KNIX 102.5 in Phoenix reports that the king of country has adopted a new family member: a Golden Retriever puppy.
If you had to put 20 percent down to buy a house, would you be able to do so?
A new study from the Center for Responsible Lending at the University of North Carolina says most people wouldn’t — and it could have dramatic and negative effects on the struggling housing market.
Miranda Lambert really can’t seem to catch a break. After losing her father-in-law (Blake Shelton‘s dad) just a few weeks ago, Lambert was then saddened by the loss of a longtime friend, who was killed in a tragic car accident. Today, the ‘Baggage Claim’ songstress shared with her fans that one of her dogs, Dixie, has also died.
Blake Shelton got the full package on Thursday night’s episode of ‘The Tonight Show With Jay Leno.’ Not only did he perform his new single ‘Drink on It’ for the first time ever on television, but he got a chance to sit in as a guest on the show, making himself comfy in the gold chairs next to the famous desk as he dished on the upcoming Super Bowl, how married life is going and what romantic love story flick he hates to admit he watched.
Dierks was playing the other day and decided he would bring his little girl, Evie, on stage and give her a big debut!
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Little Joe, from the Franklin Park Zoo in Boston will predict a winner for Super Bowl 46 today!
Tax day is right around the corner — but that doesn’t mean we’ll all pay our fair share.
An IRS survey last year found the percentage of people who thought it was acceptable to cheat “as much as possible” on their returns doubled compared to 2010.