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2 weeks ago | cities971.iheart.com | Madison Reeves Williams

Every day it seems like there's a new trend on TikTok. Some of them are ridiculous, but others are pretty hilarious. Thomas Rhett hopped on one of the funnier trends for men - calling and bidding friends "good night."It started with Jordan Davis, then went to Charles Kelley, Jason Aldean and Russell Dickerson. Most of TR's pals were a little suspicious of the unusual behavior from their friend, but Russell - he recognized it right away and beat him to the punch. Photo: Getty Images

3 weeks ago | cities971.iheart.com | Madison Reeves Williams

Photo: Getty ImagesThe list of 2025 Hurricane Names has been released and there are some gems in there, including Karen. One TikToker decided to roast the list in a three part series and it’s possibly accurate and hilarious. User @Gregisms decided to break down the names and how destructive they will be “if they were people.” He calls them “chaotic aunties, failed Tinder dates and spiritual awakenings gone wrong.

2 months ago | cities971.iheart.com | Logan DeLoye

Photo: Getty ImagesKendall Jenner is the ultimate auntie, and we have the snaps to prove it! The model recently shared a series of snaps on Instagram with the caption "that’s auntie kenny to you," featuring an adorable photo with her nephew, Aire Webster. The first snap in the series zoomed in on Jenner posing in the mirror with a digital camera, followed by photos and videos from a tropical getaway.

2 months ago | cities971.iheart.com | Madison Reeves Williams

Photo: Getty ImagesYour Uber driver can rate you, too … Most people try to give their Uber drivers a four- or five-star rating unless the ride is truly horrendous. But did you know that your driver can rate you, too? And they might not be so kind.

2 months ago | cities971.iheart.com | Madison Reeves Williams

Photo: Getty ImagesWhen Garth Brooks was at the peak of his popularity, circa 1991, he put out a music video that got banned on the Nashville Network and CMT. The video, starring Brooks as a cheating husband, was for his classic song "The Thunder Rolls." The music video channels dubbed the clip too violent to show and pulled it shortly after it debuted, never to be seen again...until now.