Vince Gill Took the Mic at the Opry, Asked Everyone to Remember Those They’ve Lost, Dedicated Go Rest High on That Mountain to His Nearly 100-Year-Old Mother, and Hit Harder When He Said “This Is About Her Son,” Turning the Song into Pure Grief and Love You Could Feel in Every Note

Share Vince Gill Honors His 100-Year-Old Mother with a Heartfelt Performance at Opry 100 The Grand Ole Opry’s 100th anniversary celebration on March 19, 2025, was filled with once-in-a-lifetime performances and emotional tributes—but none struck a deeper chord than Vince Gill’s moving rendition of his timeless classic, “Go Rest High on That Mountain.” “This Is…

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When a child complains of an itchy or tingly tongue after eating strawberries, it can cause alarm — but it’s often a mild, manageable reaction known as Oral Allergy Syndrome (OAS). In this condition, the immune system confuses proteins in strawberries with similar ones found in pollens, triggering short-lived itching or tingling in the mouth or…

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7 powerful anti-cancer foods you should start including in your diet

When it comes to our overall well-being, the food we consume plays a key role. Through our diet, we provide our body with the essential nutrients, vitamins, fibre, and energy to get through the day. The Standard American Diet (SAD), is “believed to contribute to the health challenges experienced in the United States, including cancer.” According…

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Dan + Shay Crush Nerves and Wow Fans with Stunning Taylor Swift Cover at the Grand Ole Opry During Amazon Music’s Country Heat Takeover

Dan + Shay Pay Tribute to Taylor Swift with a Heartfelt “Back to December” Cover at the Grand Ole Opry Country duo Dan + Shay brought their Swiftie energy to the Grand Ole Opry on October 21, performing a stunning acoustic rendition of Taylor Swift’s 2010 hit “Back to December.” The performance took place during…

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My Wife and I Waited Years to Have a Child – But When She Finally Gave Birth, She Screamed, ‘That’s Not My Baby!’

I met June when we were twenty-two, both young and broke but endlessly hopeful. She worked double shifts at a campus café and somehow still had enough light left to make everyone feel seen. By twenty-five, we were sharing a tiny apartment above a bakery, living on laughter, burnt coffee, and plans for a future…

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