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Blake Shelton isn't putting any stock into what critics of his new song think. In an interview with CMT, the 44-year-old singer responded to people who took offense to his new track, "Minimum Wage." His critics claim the track shows Shelton, a millionaire, romanticizing money troubles amid the coronavirus  pandemic that's drastically raised unemployment and closed businesses. "A mega millionaire romanticizing minimum wage is peak 2020," one person wrote on Twitter. "Blake Shelton can go f**k himself.

The audience then let out a collective "aw," to which Smulders responded to the attention, "See! I love it!" Duplass jokingly added, "By the way it looks horrible up close. You can smell it. The whole thing's terrible!" "I'm really sorry," the mother of two laughed. "It's so dumb. It really is," she added. "I wish I had a better story." But Smulders says she didn't immediately know her leg was broken after she fell.

Shane van Gisbergen is all set to compete in his first full-time NASCAR schedule with Kaulig Racing in the 2024 Xfinity Series. The 34-year-old, who once dominated the Supercars Championship series back home in New Zealand, will now lock horns against America’s finest drivers. It’s not only the Xfinity Series challenge awaiting him, as he will also feature in at least seven Cup Series races with Trackhouse Racing. SVG has already been making noise with his exploits during the 2023 season.

Katy Perry turned heads in a bold red ensemble on Saturday as she took to the stage in Reykjavik, Iceland ahead of a cruise ship’s maiden voyage. The singer, 37, showed off her sensational figure in a racy leather bodice and chaps while showing off her vocal talents. She donned a bizarre toadstool hat and held a mushroom designed microphone to keep with the theme of the performance.  Standing out: Katy Perry turned heads in a bold red ensemble on Saturday as she took to the stage in Reykjavik, Iceland ahead of a cruise ship’s maiden voyage

For Kelly Stafford, the NFL is so much more than just a game. On Nov. 9, Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay confirmed to reporters that quarterback Matthew Stafford has entered the concussion protocol. Hours later, his wife reacted to the news and explained why the development brings so many emotions. "If you follow NFL, you just heard Matthew got put into concussion protocol," Kelly wrote on The Morning After podcast's Instagram Stories. "

A man is facing the death penalty after being convicted for his involvement in a Miami murder spree perpetrated by a street gang known as the Terrorist Boyz in 2002. Frantyz Jean-Marie, 35, was convicted of two counts of first-degree murder and four counts of attempted murder as well as conspiracy and racketeering on Friday.  The conviction came after nearly seven weeks of trial testimony and more than a decade of legal proceedings in what's been the most expensive death-penalty case for taxpayers in recorded history.

Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant is all over the news currently. However, it has nothing to do with his exploits on the basketball court. After the game between the Indiana Pacers and the Memphis Grizzlies, things heated up outside the arena. Apparently, Morant’s best friend was involved in an incident where a laser mounted on a gun was pointed toward the Pacers’ traveling party. The league took action, and Davonte Pack, Morant’s best friend, was banned from home games this season.

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The Justice Department says it will seek the death penalty for the white gunman who killed 10 African Americans in 2022 at grocery store in Buffalo, N.Y., in a racially motivated massacre. In a new court filing submitted Friday, federal prosecutors say that the circumstances of the crimes "are such that, in the event of a conviction, a sentence of death is justified." This marks the first time that the Justice Department under the Biden administration has sought the death penalty in a new case.