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“Yellowstone” character is fictional, but Steve McBee, star of the new docuseries, “The McBee Dynasty: Real American Cowboys,” is real — and his life is every bit as dramatic. “I work a lot, but in the fourth season, everyone was like, ‘Oh, there’s this crazy ranch show.’ So, I have watched ‘Yellowstone,’ yes,” McBee, 52, told The Post. “Since I’m divorced and I’m the patriarch of the family, the boys have fun with it.

Canadian country singer, Madeline Merlo, is a wifey!

Tom Whitlock, who won a Best Song Oscar for co-writing the No. 1 smash ‘Take My Breath Away’ from Top Gun and also wrote the film’s other hit single “Danger Zone,” has died. He was 68.

2021 law barring transgender athletes from competing on sports teams that align with their gender identity is unconstitutional. On Sept. 14, Gallatin County District Judge Rienne McElyea issued an injunction permanently barring the state from enforcing a provision in the law that prohibits transgender athletes from participating on collegiate-level women’s sports teams.McElyea found that, in passing the law, the state’s Republican-led Legislature infringed on the constitutional authority of the Montana Board of Regents, which is allowed to make its own policies governing college campuses.The ruling does not overturn part of the law prohibiting transgender athletes in grades K-12 from competing in sports that match their gender identity.In her ruling, McElyea rejected the state’s argument that the Board of Regents had no existing policies regarding athlete participation, finding that the board’s decision to comply with NCAA regulations on transgender participation was in itself a policy, reports the Helena Independent Record.“Contrary to the state’s characterization, the Board’s policy is not a delegation of the Board’s constitutional authority to a non-governmental body [NCAA], but an exercise of the Board’s authority to ensure the eligibility of Montana athletes and to protect the [Montana University System’s] substantial financial investment in its athletics programs,” she wrote.Current NCAA policy on transgender athletes allows each individual sports’ national governing body to determine its own criteria for eligibility.

Ted Cruz got so angry over a missed flight this past weekend that airport staff were forced to CALL THE COPS to calm the situation!

Steven McBee, a.k.a. the true ‘Joe Millionaire,’ made his final pick on the show’s season finale. Steven, 27, who is a farmer and CEO, fell for Calah Jackson and they are still together. He passed on contestant Annie Jorgensen to pursue a relationship with Calah that hopefully goes the distance. After the finale aired, the couple told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY that their connection solidified once Calah visited Steven’s hometown of Gallatin, Missouri and met his family.

Steven McBee of Joe Millionaire: For Richer or Poorer said that he was spoon-fed by his mother through the age of 11 on Thursday's edition of the show.McBee, 27, was seen in a discussion with Annie Jorgensen, who quizzed him about it in a clip posted on TMZin advance of Thursday's episode.'So there's been a rumor going around the house that you were spoon-fed until you were 11?' Jorgensen asked McBee, who replied, 'It's not a rumor, it's true.' The latest:Steven McBee of Joe Millionaire: For Richer or Poorer said that he was spoon fed by his mother through the age of 11, on Thursday's edition of the showMcBee explained details of the practice, as he said, 'It was before school, I was tired, I was watching TV, so my mom would literally spoon-feed me before I went to school.'McBee said he was 'a little bit' spoiled, to which Jorgensen replied, 'As long as you're self-aware that it's weird.' The premise of the rebooted series sees 20 single women and two bachelors both claiming to be millionaires, but only one of whom is. McBee, who has a farm and ranch, is joined by Kurt Sowers, a contractor.In a trailer for the series, McBee, a Gallatin, Missouri native, said he was 'most excited about stripping everything down to just who [he is] as a person' on the series.

Country songwriter Dallas Frazier died, age 82, on Friday at a care facility in Gallatin, TN after suffering two strokes in late 2021.The three-time Grammy nominee's songs were recorded by the likes of Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Diana Ross, Engelbert Humperdink, Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Jack Greene, George Jones, Charley Pride, Emmylou Harris, and Tanya Tucker.In 1981, The Oak Ridge Boys covered Dallas' 1961 track Elvira, which became one of their signature songs. RIP: Country songwriter Dallas Frazier died, age 82, on Friday at a care facility in Gallatin, TN after suffering two strokes in late 2021 (pictured in 2019)'We lost a dear friend today,' the five-time Grammy-winning band said in a statement on Friday.'Dallas Frazier had an influence on our country music career from the beginning.

Country songwriter Dallas Frazier died, age 82, on Friday at a care facility in Gallatin, TN after suffering two strokes in late 2021.The three-time Grammy nominee's songs were recorded by the likes of Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Diana Ross, Engelbert Humperdink, Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Jack Greene, George Jones, Charley Pride, Emmylou Harris, and Tanya Tucker.In 1981, The Oak Ridge Boys covered Dallas' 1961 track Elvira, which became one of their signature songs. RIP: Country songwriter Dallas Frazier died, age 82, on Friday at a care facility in Gallatin, TN after suffering two strokes in late 2021 (pictured in 2019)'We lost a dear friend today,' the five-time Grammy-winning band said in a statement on Friday.'Dallas Frazier had an influence on our country music career from the beginning.

Country songwriter Dallas Frazier died, age 82, on Friday at a care facility in Gallatin, TN after suffering two strokes in late 2021.The three-time Grammy nominee's songs were recorded by the likes of Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Diana Ross, Engelbert Humperdink, Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Jack Greene, George Jones, Charley Pride, Emmylou Harris, and Tanya Tucker.In 1981, The Oak Ridge Boys covered Dallas' 1961 track Elvira, which became one of their signature songs. RIP: Country songwriter Dallas Frazier died, age 82, on Friday at a care facility in Gallatin, TN after suffering two strokes in late 2021 (pictured in 2019)'We lost a dear friend today,' the five-time Grammy-winning band said in a statement on Friday.'Dallas Frazier had an influence on our country music career from the beginning.

EXCLUSIVE: Akili McDowell has signed on to star More Than Rivals, a feature based on the New York Times Best Selling book by Ken Abraham.

Jan Howard, country singer and songwriter and longtime member of the Grand Ole Opry, died on Saturday in Gallatin, Tennessee. She was 91.

Rest in peace, Jan Howard. 

Singer Jan Howard has died aged 91.

Jan Howard, country singer and songwriter and longtime member of the Grand Ole Opry, died on Saturday (March 28) in Gallatin, Tenn., at the age of 91.Howard, born Lula Grace Johnson, began her career in music by singing on demos written by then-husband Harlan Howard that were recorded by Nashville acts like Kitty Wells and Charlie Walker, and had her first own country hit with "The One You Slip Around With" in 1960.Other notable singles she released as a solo artist -- which made Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart -- included "Evil on Your Mind" (1966), "Bad Seed" (1966) and "My Son" (1968), an emotional track written for one of her sons, Jimmy, who was soon after killed in action in Vietnam.