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Morgan Wallen's incredibly successful "One Night At A Time" tour added a few more nights - ten more, to be exact
The superstar has tacked on ten new stadium dates, to run between April 4 and August 8, with Jelly Roll, Lainey Wilson, Bailey Zimmerman, Jon Pardi, Nate Smith, Bryan Martin, Lauren Watkins and Ella Langley all opening select shows
To help make the announcement, Morgan enlisted NFL legends Peyton and Eli Manning for a video clip that was posted to his socials
Source: Billboard

Grocery shopping is something most of us have to do, and the experience is full of opportunities for people to decide to be their best or worst selves.
One of the most obvious is returning your shopping cart to its rightful place, either in a cart corral in the parking lot or back to the front of the store, when you’re finished using it.
Other ways to actively choose not to be a jerk at the supermarket include hanging up the phone while shopping, staying on task in the checkout line and not coming in to start your shopping 10 minutes before the store closes.
Source: The Takeout

Toxic workplaces are pretty common, but there are some warning signs to lookout for so you don’t end up at one.
If they love bomb in the interview, that’s a definite red flag, because if something seems too good to be true, it usually is.
Gossip, bullying and not respecting boundaries are also common in toxic workplaces.
Source: USA Today

The barroom Olympics of "Barmageddon" are back for another round
The series, starring Blake Shelton, Carson Daly and Nikki Garcia, is returning for a second season on the USA Network
Recorded at Shelton's Nashville Ole Red location, the second season of the celebrity competition series will feature stars like Michelle Rodriguez, Kelly Clarkson, Jelly Roll, Boyz II Men and more
The show premieres November 13 at 11pm ET
Source: People

One of the biggest songs in all of music this past year has been "Last Night" by Morgan Wallen
So it makes perfect sense that a teacher use the uber-hit to reach kids and teach them a more melodic way to learn in the process
Faith McPeek changed the lyrics to the song to teach her third grade class how to do their "x9" multiples, much in the same way older generations used "Schoolhouse Rock"
Source: TasteOfCountry

Bailey Zimmerman is "sort of" excited about "Religiously" hitting #1 - and Mt. Everest is "sort of" a big hill
The singer took to Instagram, obviously very hyped about his third consecutive single becoming his third consecutive #1
"Big freakin' day. y'all!...because...."Religiously" is #1 at freakin' country radio in the US! Let's GOOOO!"
The singer made sure to express his gratitude to fans, calling them "friends and family"
Source: Bailey Zimmerman/Instagram

Dolly Parton has released another song from her upcoming "Rockstar" album
Friday, the singer dropped her version of "What's Up" in which she duets with singer/songwriter Linda Perry
Perry's band 4 Non Blondes had a massive hit with the song back in 1993
The full album comes out November 17
Source: People

Less than a quarter of Gen Z uses periods, commas and quotation marks in their casual communications, according to a new survey.
To compare, 55% of those over age 65 say they always use proper grammar when texting or posting online.
Only a quarter of those between the ages of 18 and 24 use capital letters correctly, compared to 61% of seniors who do.
Source: Study Finds

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