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HE OPENED WITH FIRE AND CHAOS — THEN WALKED BACK INTO THE LIGHT AS SOMEONE ELSE. Kid Rock stunned audiences at Turning Point USA’s All-American Halftime Show by flipping the tone of his performance mid-set. He began with explosive energy during “Bawitdaba,” flames rising as patriotic visuals filled the stage. Then he disappeared — only to return under his real name, Robert Ritchie, standing alone in a single spotlight. Delivering a stripped-back, country-style version of “‘Til You Can’t,” he kept Cody Johnson’s lyrics before adding his own verse, shifting the moment from spectacle to reflection. Backed by a full band and a drum marked with the U.S. Constitution’s Preamble, the performance traded bombast for meaning — ending with a message that lingered long after the music stopped.

“Scroll down to the end of the article to listen to music.” Portable speakers THE MOMENT HE CHANGED THE ROOM When Energy Turned Into Tension The shift didn’t happen all at once. After a...

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HE’S FINALLY HERE.” — ‘THE VIEW’ COHOST ALYSSA FARAH GRIFFIN WELCOMES HER FIRST BABY WITH HUSBAND JUSTIN. Joy filled the air as Alyssa Farah Griffin and her husband Justin announced the arrival of their first child, marking a deeply personal milestone for the cohost of The View. After stepping away from the broadcast as labor began, Griffin is now embracing motherhood, with colleagues confirming that both she and the baby are doing well. The news transforms months of anticipation into celebration, as viewers who followed her pregnancy journey share in the excitement of this new chapter. For Griffin, whose on-air presence often centers on sharp political debate and national headlines, this moment shifts the spotlight to family, love, and the quiet significance of welcoming a son into the world. Surrounded by support from friends, cohosts, and fans, the newest member of the View family has arrived — and the celebration has only just begun

The View’ host Alyssa Farah Griffin gives birth to first baby with husband Justin Alyssa Farah Griffin is enjoying the view as a new mom. The 36-year-old has given birth to her and husband...

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THIS IS OUR ENDING” — AFTER A BITTERSWEET SILVER IN A SHOCK ICE DANCE FINISH, MADISON CHOCK AND EVAN BATES LEAVE THEIR OLYMPIC FUTURE WIDE OPEN. The final pose had barely settled at the 2026 Winter Olympics when reality hit for Madison Chock and Evan Bates — a silver medal earned after a dramatic and unexpected turn in the ice dance standings that left the arena buzzing. For the decorated American duo, the result was both triumph and heartbreak, a “bittersweet” ending to a campaign built on precision, artistry, and years of relentless pursuit. When asked the question fans immediately feared — retirement — their answer was careful, almost teasing: “not sure.” It wasn’t a farewell. It wasn’t a promise. It was a pause heavy with possibility. After multiple Olympic cycles, world titles, and a partnership that has defined U.S. ice dance for more than a decade, the uncertainty only amplifies the moment. Was this the final chapter of a storied career, or the calm before one more run at glory? As they stood on the podium, silver medals glinting under the lights, the future felt unwritten — and for now, that lingering question may be the most compelling twist of all…

Madison Chock and Evan Bates Win Silver but Say “Not Sure” About Their Future, Sparking Retirement Questions Madison Chock and Evan Bates are undecided on their future after the American husband-and-wife duo won silver...

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He didn’t just cover it — he claimed it’ — Kid Rock officially releases his own reimagined version of “‘Til You Can’t” in the wake of his Turning Point USA halftime performance, turning what began as a surprise live moment into a full statement that’s already stirring debate and curiosity across the country music and rock worlds. Originally recorded by Cody Johnson, the song takes on a sharper, more personal edge in Kid Rock’s hands, shaped by the stripped-back, emotionally charged rendition he debuted during TPUSA’s All-American Halftime Show. Fans who watched that performance now get to hear the studio version — and many are asking whether this release marks a one-off tribute, or the start of a new musical chapter following one of the most talked-about halftime moments of the Super Bowl weekend.

Kid Rock Releases His Version Of “Til You Cant” Following TPUSA Halftime Performance Kid Rock releases cover of Cody Johnson’s “‘Til You Can’t” (Main: Turning Point USA / YouTube, Inlay: Cody Johnson / Facebook)...