Kirby Adams

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You don't need to travel far to stay in one of the Top 10 bed & breakfasts in the world. The Louisville Bourbon Inn Bed & Breakfast, 332 S. Fourth St., has been named the No. 1 Bed-and-Breakfast in the United States, No. 1 in Kentucky, and No. 6 in the world as part of TripAdvisor’s Travelers' Choice Awards Best of the Best 2025. "It's mind-blowing and so exciting," Allen Mitchell, co-owner of the Louisville Bourbon Inn told the Courier Journal.

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The Broadway revival of "Floyd Collins" received six Tony Award nominations. Based on a true story, the musical follows the 1925 entrapment and rescue attempt of cave explorer Floyd Collins. The 78th Tony Awards will air live on CBS from Radio City Music Hall on June 8, hosted by Cynthia Erivo. The musical "Floyd Collins," based on the true story of small-town farmer and cave explorer Floyd Collins who became trapped in a southern Kentucky cave in 1925, has been nominated for six Tony Awards.

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Aaron Rodgers sparked marriage rumors after being seen wearing a ring on his left ring finger at the Barnstable Brown Derby Eve Gala. Rodgers has publicly stated he is in a serious relationship with his girlfriend, Brittani. Rodgers' representatives have not confirmed his marital status. Is Aaron Rodgers secretly married? That's what the internet is asking after a video shot over the weekend by the Courier Journal during the Barnstable Brown Derby Eve Gala sparked speculation.

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“Shucked,” a Tony Award-winning musical comedy, is coming to Louisville, Kentucky, May 13-18. The musical, about a small town with a crop shortage, features music by Brandy Clark and Shane McAnally. Paducah native Miki Abraham, who plays Lulu, is excited to bring the show to their home state. If your ears are burning, Louisville, it could be because Miki Abraham, one of the leads in the Tony Award winning musical "Shucked," has been talking about you.

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Olympic gymnast Simone Biles, a spritely vision in lavender, walked the red carpet at Churchill Downs Racetrack Saturday ahead of the 151st running of the Kentucky Derby, and spectators went wild. In between the crowd's chant of "U.S.A. U.S.A.," we offered Biles the chance to practice the "Riders Up" announcement she'd deliver later in the day on NBC Sports ahead of the iconic horse race. "Oh no, I don't want to do that; I am too nervous," she told the Courier Journal.