Mike Dubs

2 weeks ago | k102.iheart.com | Kelly Fisher |Mike Dubs

Dolly Parton’s life and legendary career will take the spotlight in a new exhibit opening next month at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville, Tennessee. The Dolly Parton: Journey of a Seeker exhibit will include some of Parton’s handwritten lyrics, iconic wardrobe pieces, custom-made instruments Parton has played on stage, and more.

3 weeks ago | k102.iheart.com | Mike Dubs

With egg prices so high, will this trend actually take off this year? "The New York Times" says eggs are so expensive, people are planning to dye POTATOES for Easter. It's not a new idea. The marketing group Potatoes USA tried to make it a thing in 2023 as food prices were rising. PETA also wanted the White House Easter Egg Roll to use potatoes last year. The "New York Times" story says videos on how to dye or paint potatoes have been trending recently.

3 weeks ago | k102.iheart.com | Mike Dubs

Jelly Roll has been very public about his health journey, from his 5K club, to his daily hoops game with his band and crew, but he just revealed what he eats that's helping him drop major poundage. In an Instagram clip, his personal dietician, Chef Ian Larios, gives a quick run down of what a day's menu looks like for the singer. "I only eat two meals a day and one snack,” Jelly says.

3 weeks ago | k102.iheart.com | Mike Dubs

How many pushups can you do? Have you seen the new pushup craze on TikTok? It all started with a Mel Robbins podcast where Dr. Vonda Wright, an orthopedic surgeon and longevity expert, said that every woman should be able to do 11 pushups – real pushups, not from the knees. Well, that comment went viral, and now women everywhere are taking to TikTok to do their own 11 pushups a day. I took so much more than just the pushup info from this clip and watched it a second time to take notes.

3 weeks ago | k102.iheart.com | Jason Hall |Mike Dubs

Gene Hackman's longtime publicist said the legendary actor and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, were "horrified" over invasions of privacy prior to their deaths. Susan Madore, who worked for Hackman for 27 years, spoke at a Santa Fe hearing and revealed the lengths the couple would go through to maintain their privacy during their final years, which included the actor purchasing a plot of land next to a garbage dump so he'd have a secluded place to ride his bike.