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Katcy Stephan SMAC Entertainment has signed Pro Football Hall of Famer, TV personality and entrepreneur Terrell “T.O.” Owens and NFL Insider Jordan Schultz to its growing family of genre-defining sports and entertainment personalities. The former five-time First-Team All-Pro and six-time Pro Bowler Owens and news-breaking NFL insider Schultz join SMAC’s roster of athletes, broadcasters, coaches and pop culture personalities. Led by co-founder Constance Schwarz-Morini, SMAC will identify new sports media opportunities, secure strategic brand endorsements, manage production projects and architect additional business ventures.

Former Teen Mom star Ryan Edwards walked into a Hamilton County, Tennessee courtroom on Tuesday morning expecting to have a routine hearing in front of a judge and to walk back out again. The 35-year-old reality TV vet had pled guilty to driving under the influence and simple possession almost exactly a month ago as part of a deal following an arrest for driving 145 miles per hour in a 65 mile per hour zone.

Cynthia Littleton Business Editor Henry Deas III, a longtime Variety advertising sales executive who specialized in film festivals and international markets, died Aug. 6 in Culver City. He was 75.

searching for affordable tickets. But when her friend texted that the tour had volunteer usher positions available, Burdette realized that she had discovered a backdoor to the experience of a lifetime.

Ryan Edwards‘ downward spiral allegedly got worse when his marriage to Mackenzie Edwards fell apart…

Amy Grant is back home and recovering from her biking accident on Wednesday, but the artist has decided to postpone her August concert dates. Grant, 61, was taken to Vanderbilt University Medical Center on Wednesday, where she was treated for abrasions and cuts after she fell on her bike while riding with a friend. A spokesperson for the "Baby Baby" singer told Fox News Digital that Grant was wearing a helmet at the time of the accident and hit a pothole.

Kane Brown is on the road again, playing for fans and traveling the country as part of his Blessed and Free Tour, and the country music superstar tells ET that it «feels amazing» to be touring once more.Brown invited ET's Cassie DiLaura inside his home away from home, his sizable tour bus, in Nashville, Tennessee, and the «Famous Friends» singer gave ET a look at what his life is like as a father of two, traveling around the country and living the dream.«It feels awesome,» Brown said of performing once more after a very long hiatus, due to the pandemic. «The energy in the buildings has been insane, so I'm ready to get home to my next show in Chattanooga.»Brown said that his upcoming show in Chattanooga on May 7 might make him «a little nervous» when he actually gets to the venue, Finley Stadium, with a capacity of over 20,000.«This is my first stadium show, and I haven't played my hometown in, I think, six years. So I'm really excited about it,» Brown shared. «I don't get nervous anymore, but I feel like I might get nervous.»Apart from his excitement for touring, Brown is also enjoying being a dad to two adorable daughters — Kingsley, 2, and Kodi, 3 months — who he says are «my world.»«They're doing great! Kingsley's favorite word is 'no,' but you can't say it to her, and then Kodi is starting to laugh, which I love,» Brown fawned.

He's best known for his recurring role on the NBC sitcom Will & Grace.But Leslie Jordan is also racking up a huge fan following on Instagram, too.It began when he started posting to the social media platform with gusto as he hunkered down in his native Chattanooga, Tennessee, in March during the COVID-19 pandemic. Leslie Jordan, 65, best known for his recurring role in the sitcom Will & Grace, has become a breakout Instagram star with 56 million followers after he started posting during lockdown'I posted a video on Instagram twice a day, for 80 days,' the actor, 65, told People.'People knew me from my characters, but I'm amazed that, people discovered me as me.