THURSDAY, JULY 31, 2025

Matt Damon and Ken Jennings won the $1 million prize last night on “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire”. The money will be donated to Matt’s charity, Water.org, to bring clean water to those in need. This week a fan’s video of Miranda Lambert’s buttcheeks set the internet on fire. Well, Miranda has just responded. She posted a Tiktok video of her walking in that same skirt, with the caption, “I’ve been warning y’all about my backyard swagger since 2014.” And then ended it with the kissy face emoji. A lot of people were wondering if the short skirt and butt flash was a wardrobe malfunction or intentional . . . But either way, it doesn’t seem to bother Miranda one bit. A new study out of Indiana University shows that twangy voices are easier to understand in noisy places than neutral ones . . . especially when spoken by women. Listeners in the study said twangy speech was clearer and less exhausting to follow. The study even suggested that train conductors, pilots, and emergency broadcasters might benefit from adding a little country flair to their delivery. (In a thick southern accent: “Hey Houston. It’s Delta up here, man. How y’all doin’ down there? Just wanted to let you know we’ll be landin’ in no time.”) So next time it’s loud and you want to be heard . . . add a little honky-tonk in your voice, and that twang will cut right through. Luke Combs recently talked about how tough it is making it in country music nowadays. Specifically, having to live in the age where everything goes online for the whole world to see. “There isn’t an artist out there who hadn’t played a show and had a few too many. And maybe not been as good as they could have been. But my days of doing that were not on the internet. They were in bars in college, and nobody remembers it. But now if you’re doing that in an arena somewhere . . . I mean there’s people that go to one show [a year], and they’ve saved up money for it. And I think they deserve a near-perfect show when you’re out there.” So, if you go see a Luke Combs show, he’s giving it his all. And keeping his drinking in check, too. Riley Green is taking fans on a trip down memory lane with a new radio series on Apple Music Country called “The ’90s Country Show”. It kicked off yesterday, and it’ll eventually have six episodes celebrating the greatest decade in country music . . . the ’90s. Riley says, “I grew up on ’90s country. It’s the music that shaped who I am. This Apple Music show is a real full-circle moment for me . . . I’m excited to take fans back to that era and maybe introduce a few new folks to the kind of country music that raised me.” The first episode features Tracy Lawrence and Billy Ray Cyrus, with a deep dive into the band Alabama. Rico Rodriguez II is 27. Manny Delgado on “Modern Family”. Ruby Modine is 35. Sierra on “Shameless”. Zelda Williams is 36. Robin Williams’ daughter. Alexis Knapp is 36. Stacie in the “Pitch Perfect” movies. B.J. Novak is 46. Ryan on “The Office” Zac Brown is 47. Dean Cain is 59. Former Superman J.K. Rowling is 60. British writer who gave us “Harry Potter” Wesley Snipes is 63. “Blade” and “Expendables 3” star and noted tax cheat. Mark Cuban is 67. Barry Van Dyke is 74. Detective Steve Sloan on “Diagnosis Murder”. His father is Dick Van Dyke Gary Lewis is 80. Son of Jerry Lewis, and leader of Gary Lewis & The Playboys.

THURSDAY, JULY 31, 2025

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