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1 week ago | 
929nin.com | Amanda Hensel
Attention pop stars: Kelsea Ballerini will take your coat. The "Cowboys Cry Too" singer is a 'the more the merrier' kind of gal, and she doesn't understand why country music isn't more welcoming to pop stars who want to try their hand at the genre. "People who are pushing back really need to check themselves, because music is for everybody," Ballerini insists in a new feature interview for .
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1 week ago | 
drgnews.com | Amanda Hensel
The "Cowboys Cry Too" singer is a 'the more the merrier' kind of gal, and she doesn't understand why country music isn't more welcoming to pop stars. Continue reading…
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1 week ago | 
tasteofcountry.com | Amanda Hensel
Attention pop stars: Kelsea Ballerini will take your coat. The "Cowboys Cry Too" singer is a 'the more the merrier' kind of gal, and she doesn't understand why country music isn't more welcoming to pop stars who want to try their hand at the genre. "People who are pushing back really need to check themselves, because music is for everybody," Ballerini insists in a new feature interview for Elle.
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1 week ago | 
kxrb.com | Amanda Hensel
Attention pop stars: Kelsea Ballerini will take your coat. The "Cowboys Cry Too" singer is a 'the more the merrier' kind of gal, and she doesn't understand why country music isn't more welcoming to pop stars who want to try their hand at the genre. "People who are pushing back really need to check themselves, because music is for everybody," Ballerini insists in a new feature interview for Elle.
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2 weeks ago | 
drgnews.com | Amanda Hensel
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2 weeks ago | 
tasteofcountry.com | Amanda Hensel
A Pennsylvania man knew his 8-year-old Great Dane, Iris, didn't have much time left, and he wanted to make her last day special. So, the dog owner, Hunter Metzger, put in a seemingly normal order at his local Texas Roadhouse location: A rare 8 oz. New York Strip steak, steak fries, mashed potatoes (with butter) and some fresh baked bread, local affiliate KENS5 reports. But Metzger put a little note at the bottom of his order, indicating that the meal was the last meal for his dog.
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3 weeks ago | 
drgnews.com | Amanda Hensel
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3 weeks ago | 
tasteofcountry.com | Amanda Hensel
Maren Morris is thankful for girlfriends as she navigates the changing landscape of her career. The country-star-turned-pop-singer is about to drop her fourth studio album, called Dreamsicle, and says she's grateful to friends like Taylor Swift and The Chicks, who helped her figure out how a genre transition might look.
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3 weeks ago | 
quickcountry.com | Amanda Hensel
Buford Dunton is a modern-day Lassie after rescuing a missing toddler who got lost in the Arizona desert this week. Oh, yeah, and Buford is a dog. Two-year-old Boden Allen was reported missing on Monday (April 14). He'd wandered away from his house in the remote town of Seligman, Ariz. - a town which has less than 1,000 residents, and a lot of space between them. A quickly-organized search didn't turn up anything useful, and there were reports of mountain lions being spotted in the area.
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3 weeks ago | 
929nin.com | Amanda Hensel
Buford Dunton is a modern-day Lassie after rescuing a missing toddler who got lost in the Arizona desert this week. Oh, yeah, and Buford is a dog. Two-year-old Boden Allen was reported missing on Monday (April 14). He'd wandered away from his house in the remote town of Seligman, Ariz. - a town which has less than 1,000 residents, and a lot of space between them. A quickly-organized search didn't turn up anything useful, and there were reports of mountain lions being spotted in the area.
