Carson Daly hooked Riley Green up with a custom chair for “The Voice” so he’ll be able to keep his cowboy hat onset.  Riley said, quote, “I got a little holster for my hat.  So nobody else has that.” Riley teased that the holster will be part of his strategy.   Quote, “What I found out is having the hat whenever you’re trying to get somebody to pick you for their team, when you can pull it out and put it on, they know you’re serious.” “The Voice” premieres Monday, September 21st on NBC.

Tim McGraw is currently on his “Pawn Shop Guitar” tour, and is literally bringing the pawn shop guitars. He made a new tradition to pay it forward to the, quote, “next generation of dreamers” by gifting one lucky fan a guitar at every show. Quote, “In every city that we play in, we decided to go to a pawn shop and get a guitar, and we’re gonna start some kid out, tonight on their journey with their pawn shop guitar.” (You can see a video of the tradition here.)

Shaboozey recently stepped into the comic book world with ‘’The Outlaw Cherie Lee.’’ Range Comics is partnering with him to debut the three-issue series. The comic follows Cherie Lee, a former law officer who gives up her badge to hunt down outlaw gangs on her own. Shaboozey will celebrate the launch at San Diego Comic-Con 2026 with appearances and a panel.

ESPN college football analyst Darius Walker received a free hotel upgrade after he was mistaken for Darius Rucker.  He joked, quote, “Apparently there’s another famous Darius . . . and today we both won.” Mr. Rucker commented on the video of the experience and said, quote, “You’re welcome!!  Hahhahahahhaha.”

Woody Harrelson is producing a documentary on the legendary music venue, Armadillo World Headquarters, in Austin, Texas. It’ll be about its rise, cultural impact, and its legacy. The venue welcomed artists like Willie Nelson, Jerry Garcia, Bruce Springsteen, Linda Ronstadt, and Talking Heads. Woody says, quote, “The Armadillo wasn’t just a music venue.  It was where all kinds of worlds came together under one roof.  Careers got started there, genres mixed, and made people feel like they belonged.”

The Internet has thoughts about Jason Sudeikis and Benny Blanco’s discussion about tipping.

A new HGTV series will star two teams of ’90s TV stars as they renovate homes that are stuck in the ’90s.  It’s called “Totally ’90s House” and Jaleel White, AKA Urkel, will host. You know, like honey oak cabinets, sponge-painted walls, and mirrored closets. The winning team will earn $25,000 for a charity of their choosing.  The ’90s stars are Brian Austin Green, Beverley Mitchell, Jodie Sweetin, Melissa Joan Hart, Matthew Lawrence, Keshia Knight Pulliam, and Joey Lawrence. There will be six episodes, and it premieres Wednesday, August 26th. And if that’s not enough ’90s for you, HGTV will also have a companion series on YouTube.  The working title is “House Call: ’90s Edition”, and it’ll take viewers inside the homes of ’90s celebrities.  It’s also set to premiere in August.

RadarOnline.com says Jelly Roll allegedly has his sights set on Kelly Clarkson.  A source says, “These two have a genuine friendship that’s been thriving for years. Everyone knows they’re like two peas in a pod whenever they get together and the flirty chemistry is a big talking point. Now that her talk show gig’s officially done and she can put her full focus back on music, she’s super keen to team up with Jelly for more duets. They’ve bonded over a lot more, too, including their weight loss. Right now, he’s working up the courage to ask Kelly out on a formal date and there’s surely no way she’d say no. She thinks he’s a charming class act and he adores her right back.”

WSOC says Ella Langley has been performing a country version of Fleetwood Mac’s song “Dreams” during her tour stops.

Whiskey Riff says Megan Moroney was recently spotted partying with US Men’s World Cup soccer star Christian Pulisic.  They were in Nashville with friends.  The pair stopped to chat with fans and pose for pictures.

Jason Aldean tells Fox News that his marriage is successful because neither he nor his wife sweat the small stuff. “Once you learn to kind of let go of that stuff instead of like let it just sit there and bother you all day… it’s like, ‘Yeah, we’re never going to see eye-to-eye on this, so let’s keep moving.’”

Jelly Roll keeps it real when he talks about his health journey, especially his relationship with food.  I’m sure you’re familiar with the concept of a “cheat meal”, when you take a break from your diet and eat whatever you want.  Well, Jelly can’t have one of those.  He says the moment he let’s himself have a treat, it could turn into a five-day food bender.  It recently happened to him. He said, quote, “I’ve been overeating the last three or four days and I was feeling myself stress eat.  The addict in me came out.” Jelly ate a dairy-free skillet cookie, but instead of just having one, he ate FOUR.  And then continued to have a sweet tooth, and later got peanut butter fluff, then went looking for a chocolate bar while at a rest stop. If you can relate, he has some advice.  Quote, “Give yourself grace on those days you eat four skillet cookies.  I’m still doing it . . . The problem is it starts compounding in the days.  It’s okay to have a bad meal. “It’s okay to have a bad day.  You can’t have two in a row.  Start making that rule, like I don’t have more than one . . . no two bad days.”

Bailey Zimmerman tells the Los Angeles Times that the Chevy Silverado he sings about is one he purchased from his grandfather. “My grandpa had a 2005 crew-cab short-bed Chevy Silverado, and I bought it off of him. I had to borrow money from my bank in my hometown, and I bought it of him because times weren’t good at the time. When the used car dealership was going good, maybe he would’ve given it to me, but at that time, it wasn’t going good, so I had to borrow money and have a payment at the bank. Adult things.”

The Daily Beast says teen bride and reality TV star Courtney Stodden accused ‘’Seinfeld’’ star Jason Alexander of inappropriate conduct yesterday. She posted a screengrab of him rubbing his phone across her chest during a 2012 Funny or Die skit. Courtney was 17 at the time. The sketch mocked Dr. Phil and other daytime talk shows. Courtney claims Jason joked there was no signal in her head but plenty of signal in her chest. Jason released a statement saying, “Looking back at the comedy sketch in which Ms. Stodden and I participated in 2012, I completely agree that it was inappropriate and I truly regret it. But more importantly, I am deeply sorry for any harm or distress it has caused Ms. Stodden. I offer her my sincerest apologies.”

Naughty But Nice says Jennifer Aniston is hosting a book launch for her new boyfriend, Jim Curtis. Tickets cost $100. A source says some of her friends are allegedly questioning the event. “The worry isn’t that Jim wrote a book. It’s that Jennifer’s fame is doing all the heavy lifting. Her friends are fiercely protective of her, and some think the lines between supportive girlfriend and marketing strategy are starting to blur. Jennifer wanted to be there. Nobody twisted her arm. She believes in Jim, she’s proud of him, and she’s happy to support his work.”

Ella Langley suffered a wardrobe malfunction Saturday night in Baltimore.  During her second song, her entire dress came unzipped.  And if that wasn’t enough, it was also raining. Ella played it off well though.  One of her crew members came out and brought her custom Baltimore Ravens jersey to put over her dress. (You can see the action here and here.) In other news, “Choosin’ Texas” is #1 on Billboard’s Hot 100 for a 14th week.  It’s tied with Mariah Carey’s “We Belong Together” and Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You” for the second-longest charting song by a woman. The only song with more weeks at #1 is Mariah Carey’s “All I Want for Christmas Is You” with 22 weeks.