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‘Landman’ Fans Shocked To Realize That Ali Larter, Who Plays Billy Bob Thornton’s Ex-Wife, Is The Whipped Cream Bikini Girl From ‘Varsity Blues’

‘Landman’ Fans Shocked To Realize That Ali Larter, Who Plays Billy Bob Thornton’s Ex-Wife, Is The Whipped Cream Bikini Girl From ‘Varsity Blues’

Ali Larter Landman

Taylor Sheridan just might have another hit on his hands. When it comes to dramas that harken back to the times of the wild west, there's no one that does it better than Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan. And as he wraps up what you could call his flagship series, he's just getting another one off the ground with the Billy Bob Thornton led Landman. Think Yellowstone, but with oil. The ten-part series that tackles the ins-and-outs of the various components making up the oil industry boasts an impressive cast, with the likes of Billy Bob Thornton, Jon Hamm and Demi Moore all playing major roles. However, one role that's really making the most of its screen time is Ali Larter's Angela - the ex-wife of Billy Bob Thornton's Tommy Norris. Her character in the show has remarried, but is actively trying to win Thornton's character back. Usually in "spicy" scenes, as Ali Larter described herself: https://www.instagram.com/p/DCwqsUlpJQh/?img_index=1 Here comes the funny part. Evidently, when Ali Larter has popped up on screen in Landman, it has caused certain viewers to do a little extra research. You know... to really get to know the actress behind the character. Some fans of the show have since discovered that Larter is the same actress that had the iconic whipped cream bikini scene in the 1999 film Varsity Blues. This one to be exact: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrLe-jcJNF8 So it seems there's a little nostalgia, as well as shock, in play for some viewers that watched Varsity Blues back in the day and are now tuning into Sheridan's latest hit show. Why do I say that? Well... as fans of Landman have finally put two and two together that Ali Larter is the whipped cream bikini girl from the classic '90s film, they are now raving - and swooning over - Ali Larter's character in the Paramount series. https://twitter.com/Vanilago_Rila/status/1863290297658028173 https://twitter.com/BubTackett/status/1861178466579743073 And by the way, the Landman soundtrack is absolute fire. Give a follow to Whiskey Riff's "Landman - The Soundtrack" playlist featuring every song from every episode, updated every Sunday morning: Spotify Apple Music

“Oh, To Be That Mud” – Fans React To Kacey Musgraves Baring It All In “The Architect” Music Video Teaser

“Oh, To Be That Mud” – Fans React To Kacey Musgraves Baring It All In “The Architect” Music Video Teaser

Kacey Musgraves country music

Baring it all. It looks like Kacey Musgraves is going au naturel in the music video for her song "The Architect," which she shared a teaser of on her social media accounts a little while ago. You see shots of some beautiful landscapes and nature, as well as several of Kacey sans clothing, covered completely in mud laying on the ground. I mean, she looks absolutely stunning, there's no arguing that: https://www.instagram.com/p/DDIGVDBJ6z7/ “The Architect” was the immediate standout for me on Kacey’s Deeper Well album that was released in March, and was written by Kacey along with Shane McAnally and Josh Osborne, who are her co-writers on her hit single and all-around incredible song, “Merry Go ‘Round.” It’s an absolute stunner, which finds Kacey tackling some deep subject matter in terms of the universe and how we all got here, where she marvels at simple creations. She questions whether everything in life was meticulously designed by God, wanting to see the “blueprints and plans” for everything because of how beautiful and confusing it can all be. In the lyrics, she mentions being "shapeable clay," so I'm sure that's where the idea to lay in the mud came from: "Sometimes I look in the mirror And wish I could make a request Could I pray it away? Am I shapeable clay Or is this as good as it gets?" And as you might expect, there's already tons of comments, mostly from women, actually, gawking at how amazing she looks in just the quick clip we've seen so far: "HELLO??!?!!??" "Oh to be that mud…." "Her body tea." "Mud is my favorite." "All hail." "Mossgrave’s final form…..mudgraves." "OKAY WOWWWWWWW." "Merry Christmas to US" "What we all want for 2025 is whatever this is." "Making more space for this AHHHHH." "You better lay in that clay." "The Menards employee just asked if I was okay because I may have audibly screamed!!! Keep deepening that well." "I love nature." "CAN I SPEAK TO THE ARCHITECT??" "Well just deepened EXPONENTIALLY." The music video will be out everywhere tomorrow at 11AM CST, and I'm just glad to see the song getting the attention it deserves... but it's not the first time we've seen Kacey in her birthday suit before. When she was the musical guest on Saturday Night Live in 2021, Kacey channeled her inner Jenny Gump for a performance of "Justified," performing completely naked aside from having her guitar there to cover the parts not appropriate for TV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bU-3Fg6xyw0 Kacey recently delivered a gorgeous performance of "The Architect" at the CMA Awards a couple weeks ago you can watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dgV4UKv0rY&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.whiskeyriff.com%2F&source_ve_path=MjM4NTE "The Architect" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCLhx43ON1s&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.whiskeyriff.com%2F&source_ve_path=MjM4NTE

Man Helps Baby Moose Get Unstuck From Barbed Wire Fence While Mama Anxiously Watches

Man Helps Baby Moose Get Unstuck From Barbed Wire Fence While Mama Anxiously Watches

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Not all heroes wear capes. Wild animals and human beings don't always get along. Trust me. I cover plenty of examples of people testing their luck, only to to feel the wrath of Mother Nature. Whether it be a selfie-taking tourist getting charged at by a bull elk, "Turkey Trot" runners getting torpedoed by sprinting deer, or even rutting bucks nearly impaling a park visitor, the lesson learned most of the time is to just stay away from wild animals. Yet somehow that message doesn't get out to everyone. The National Park Service generally advises tourists to stay 25 yards away from animals that are deemed “non-violent.” That list includes bison, elk, and other creatures that tend to be relatively docile – though docile is a relative term. When it comes to bears, wolves, and other apex predators, the NPS warns park goers to keep 100-yards between them and the animals. At the root of things, those are really simple, borderline common sense guidelines. Time and time again, people get closer than those distances I mentioned about, and they typically pay the price. And if you throw babies into the mix, you should at the very least double those yardages. No one in their right mind would dare getting close to a baby out in the wild, because oftentimes, a protective mother is nearby. However, I guess you could categorize the video below as an exception to all of those rules. That's because the man in this video noticed that a baby moose was stuck in a barbed wire fence near Edmonton, Canada, in need of help, and the mother moose that was standing feet away apparently couldn't get her kiddo unstuck. So the brave good Samaritan by the name of Joey stepped in to free the crying calf from its accidental entrapment. The guy first had to gain the trust of the mother moose, or at least encourage it to move far enough away to where he could comfortably work on getting the baby loose from the barbed wire. So he got big and tall, waved his arms, and moved towards the female moose (also called a cow). It initially did the trick, but the mother cow came rushing back multiple times, worried that the man was trying to harm her kiddo. Eventually, the mama got the picture, and stayed a safe distance away (yet not too far) while Joey worked at dislodging the baby from the razor-sharp wires. After a solid couple of minutes working to untangle the calf from the fencing, the man was finally successful in freeing the baby back into the wild. The man tells Newsflare: "I was driving and saw the moose calf with it's leg caught in the fence. I pulled over as did another driver. I handed him my phone and he got into the box of his truck and recorded the video. The calf had stepped through the wires but got it's hind leg twisted in 2 of the barbed wires. I knew the fence was not enough to protect me from the moose cow, so I had to scare her off to get at the moose calf. It took a bit of trying because the wires were tight and my heart was pounding, but I got the calf free and gave it a push to let it know it was not caught anymore. The wire had not cut through the skin so aside from being a little sore, the calf was fine." It made for a really cool moment, and one that you could tell the mother moose appreciated: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DDGVTA0MaSy/?igsh=MTEzM2NkendwdThxOQ%3D%3D That's a feel good story for you. Like I said, the guy had to basically ignore all of the don't-get-too-close guidelines in the rulebook to do this, but I guess there are some exceptions. Not many, but some. He was able to reunite the moose calf with its worried mother, and not only was the mama thankful, the internet was too: "That's one heck of a risk, but worth the reward!" "Finally! A smart human who helped the animals." "Awesome that the mama moose knew he was helping!" "Bravo! Joey is the man." "Finally a video of someone doing a good thing for nature... not acting like buffoon."

WATCH: Marcus King Shreds Cover Of Merle Haggard’s “Workin’ Man Blues”

WATCH: Marcus King Shreds Cover Of Merle Haggard’s “Workin’ Man Blues”

Marcus King

Laying it down. If there is one rabbit hole you can always find me going down, it's watching handfuls of videos from Carter Vintage Guitars and looking up how pricey the guitars each musician is holding costs. It's beautiful to see the work that Carter Vintage Guitars does restoring some stunning classic guitars, and it's almost poetic to see them picked up off the shelf and played during the studio sessions they put on. While Carter Vintage Guitars has a library full of incredible musicians sitting down to sing their own songs or cover the classics during their studio sessions, one that I have found myself going back to over and over again is Marcus King's cover of Merle Haggard's "Workin' Man Blues." Released in August this year, King is set up playing a beautiful 1959 Custom Telecaster through a Dumble Tweedle-Dee Deluxe 1x12 combo amplifier. This powerful setup, combined with Marcus King's soulful lyrical delivery, is a match made in heaven. Merle Haggard released "Workin' Man Blues" in May 1969 as the second single from his record A Portrait of Merle Haggard. The blue-collar anthem was instantly a hit, skyrocketing to number one on the U.S. Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. After all these years, "Workin' Man Blues" is now a signature song from Haggard's catalog and is well-loved by fans and other musicians. It's been covered by greats like Jerry Lee Lewis, Lone Justice, Jon Wayne, and more throughout the years. King delivers the lyrics that highlight a man who is working his tail off to provide for his family but would rather have it that way instead of having everything he needs handed to him. While he finds the days long and nights filled with activities from his kids, he'd rather complain with a beer in his hand singing the "Workin' Man Blues" than be handed anything. “It’s a big job gettin’ by with nine kids and a wifeEven I’ve been workin’ man, dang near all my life but I’ll keep workin’As long as my two hands are fit to useI’ll drink my beer in a tavernAnd sing a little bit of these working man blues
I keep my nose on the grindstone, I work hard every dayI might get a little tired on the weekend, after I draw my payThen I'll go back workin', come Monday morning I'm right back with the crewI'll drink a little beer that eveningSing a little bit of these working man blues”
King's delivery is spot on. He puts his twist on the track, expanding the range of the song to show off his incredible range, and he breaks down the song to shred the Telecaster some, which you already know is good. Watching King's fingers quickly move up and down the neck of the vintage guitar shows his skill from years and years of honing his craft. King hardly even looks at his fingers during his guitar solo, and you can tell from watching him that he is feeling every note as he closes his eyes and gets to work. The boy can pick... there is no denying that. It's hypnotizing to watch. If you're a fan of "Workin' Man Blues," this is a must-watch cover. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=128bbPKKivM If you're itching for more after watching King play that guitar, fire this one up next. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVaaioWQ0o0