Country star Kacey Musgraves suddenly canceled three tour performances without explanation, leaving fans both worried and annoyed. The first concert was set to serve as the opening night of her widely anticipated, 25-city “Middle of Nowhere” tour. The eight-time Grammy winner has yet to comment on the cancellations. Musgraves’ original Aug. 20 Chicago opening night, her Aug. 29 concert in Boston, and her Sept. 2 Brooklyn performance have all been axed. Fans were informed of the cancellations without explanation by Ticketmaster. Musgraves’ 29-day tour was originally scheduled to finish up in the U.S. in late October with two nights in Seattle before the singer heads overseas for shows in Australia, England, and Scotland. Some fans speculated on social media that the shows may have been canceled due to disappointing ticket sales. However, American Songwriter noted earlier this week that Musgraves had hit a bit of a “dry spell”—the title of the lead song from her new album, Middle of Nowhere. But the album peaked at No. 2 on the U.S. Top Country Albums chart and No. 3 on the U.S. Billboard 200. The Daily Beast has reached out to Musgraves’ reps for comment.

Ex-NFL star Jordan Devey has died at the age of 38. The former offensive lineman won Super Bowl XLIX with the New England Patriots in 2015. He died by suicide. Devey’s wife, Linsey, wrote on Instagram that she and her husband were just days away from celebrating their 15th anniversary. “We have filled the walls of our homes and hearts with countless memories, joys, struggles, and triumphs,” she wrote. “We brought 4 beautiful children into this world that have your eyes, freckles, and compassion. You were our hero and our hearts ache in your absence. We love you. We miss you.” Devey spent his final years coaching high school athletes in Eagle, Idaho. “The fields won’t feel the same without him,” the team wrote on Instagram. “Every practice, every game, every lesson about teamwork, perseverance, and doing things the right way carries a piece of what Jordan stood for. Rest easy, coach.” In a GoFundMe post, Devey’s family hailed his “commitment to uplifting those around him, which extended far beyond sports, as he faithfully served in his church, offering support, counsel, and friendship to anyone in need.” After playing football at Utah’s Snow College and the University of Memphis, Devey launched his NFL career in 2013 with the Baltimore Ravens and moved to the Patriots the following year. He also played with the San Francisco 49ers, the Kansas City Chiefs, the Las Vegas Raiders, and the Buffalo Bills. He retired from the NFL in 2021.

If you or a loved one are struggling with suicidal thoughts, please reach out to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline by dialing or texting 988.

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Auction houses are making bank selling to tech bros looking for something interesting to do with their bulging pockets—like blow a wad on dinosaur fossils. The explosion in tech wealth is fueling record prices for dino bones—as well as art and expensive watches. The major auction houses racked up nearly $10 billion in sales in the first half of the year, marking one of the strongest annual starts yet, reports CNBC. Sotheby’s reported the best first half in its 300-year history, with $4.4 billion in sales, up 58 percent from last year. A big boost is coming from a new wave of well-heeled younger collectors, getting fat on the artificial intelligence boom, IPOs and zooming stocks. “The wealth being created now is the number one factor in our business right now,” Sotheby’s CEO Charles Stewart said. “It’s… very visible when you sit here in New York and talk about the SpaceX IPO and different tech IPOs coming and the AI fever.” Prehistoric dinosaur bones are especially hot. Sotheby’s this month sold a 38-foot-long fossilized skeleton of Tyrannosaurus rex “Gus,” named for the owner of the South Dakota ranch where the T-rex was reposing—for $50.1 million, the most expensive fossil yet auctioned. Seven bidders battled for Gus, believed to be 67 million years old. His new owner has yet to be identified.

Poison frontman Bret Michaels had emergency surgery after performing three concerts in “intense pain.” The 63-year-old “Every Rose Has Its Thorn” hitman shared updates from his hospital bed on Facebook this week following his battle with a kidney stone. He was rushed to a hospital after an agonizing seven days. “The pain became intense but... I played through [concerts in] Charleston [West Virginia], Grantville, [Pennsylvania], and a special private show at Fairchild Air Force Base in Spokane for veterans, active duty, and their families,” he wrote. Michaels noted he was hospitalized “immediately, the next day.” Now “out of post-op recovery after a successful operation,” Michaels said he was looking forward to getting back on the road. He’s next scheduled to perform July 31 in Belleville, Illinois, as part of his Live & Amplified tour, which is running through September. The rocker said he’s “wise enough to know how important family, friends, fans, doctors and nurses play such a vital role in our everyday health.” Michaels had been scheduled to play at the UFC Donald Trump birthday bash at the White House in June, but like nearly every other musician, he dropped out, saying it “evolved into something much more divisive” than what he had signed up for.

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There are plenty of purchases I’ve justified over the years in the name of “self-care,” but few have delivered quite as much immediate gratification as my Lola Blanket. Whether you’re settling in for a TV marathon, reading in bed, cuddling with your partner (or, more realistically in my case, your pet), or just trying to survive an overzealous air conditioner in the middle of summer, a great throw blanket is one of those everyday luxuries we often overlook. Lola Blankets have very much earned their reputation as the internet’s favorite blanket, and after wrapping yourself in one, it’s not exactly hard to understand why.

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Of course, softness is only part of their appeal. Unlike many faux-fur throws that require delicate care (or immediately look worse after one wash), Lola Blankets are machine washable, stain-resistant, and built to withstand everyday life. That makes them especially ideal for homes with kids, pets, or anyone who’s been known to enjoy dinner, wine, or an entire sleeve of cookies on the couch (*shamefully raising my hand*).

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A South Korean court has ordered AI billionaire and SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won to pay his ex-wife, Roh Soh-yeong, about $645 million. The ruling marks South Korea’s largest-ever divorce settlement, though it falls short of the nearly $1 billion Roh sought. Judges awarded her roughly one-third of the couple’s marital assets, rejecting Chey’s argument that his inherited SK Inc. shares should be excluded from the settlement. The case stems from Chey’s 2015 public confession that he had fallen in love with another woman, Kim Hee-young, and fathered a child with her during his 27-year marriage to Roh, the daughter of former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo. The legal fight also evolved into a dispute over the origins of the SK business empire, with Roh’s attorneys alleging her father secretly helped finance the company’s early expansion, claims Chey has denied. Chey’s fortune has surged in the past years thanks to the AI boom, as SK Hynix, a major supplier of advanced memory chips used in Nvidia’s AI systems, saw its stock soar. His lawyers said they are reviewing Friday’s decision and have not ruled out another appeal.

Chuck Russell, the director of The Mask and many other hit movies, died on Wednesday at 74. A San Diego local fire department responded to his home after reports involving an unconscious man were filed. No cause of death has been disclosed. Russell was born in Park Ridge, Illinois, and moved to Los Angeles after graduating from the University of Illinois. He worked his way up the ladder, beginning as a production assistant for low-budget films early in his career. He earned his first major writing credit with 1984’s sci-fi thriller Dreamscape. Russell’s directorial debut was the iconic A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors, which helped launch Patricia Arquette’s career. He also directed Girls Just to Have Fun in 1985, helping to launch the careers of Sarah Jessica Parker and Helen Hunt, as well as Junebug in 2005, which marked the first of six Oscar nominations for its star, Amy Adams. In 1994, he directed the hit The Mask, turning Jim Carrey into a household name and serving as Cameron Diaz’s feature film debut. Russell’s 2002 action-fantasy film The Scorpion King was Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s first leading role in a major Hollywood film. His final completed project was writing and directing the 2024 supernatural horror remake of Witchboard. Russell is survived by his wife, Ania Zeyne Russell, and three children, Logan, Riley, and Carlyn.

Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo, 46, was arrested in Milwaukee on Thursday night for allegedly operating while intoxicated. According to a Milwaukee County Sheriff’s arrest report, Romo was stopped around 6 p.m. while driving southbound on the I-43 highway. After performing poorly on several field sobriety tests, Romo was taken into custody. The incident occurred after Romo participated in the Wisconsin State Amateur Gold Championship, where he tied for 74th place. Romo previously had a high-profile romance with actress Jessica Simpson from 2007 to 2009. Simpson detailed the breakup in her 2020 memoir Open Book, revealing that Romo ended the relationship after discovering text messages between her and ex-boyfriend John Mayer. She denies that any infidelity occurred. Romo played for the Dallas Cowboys from 2003 to 2016, scoring 248 touchdowns. He transitioned into a broadcasting career upon retirement in 2017, serving as the lead NFL game analyst for The NFL on CBS. He married model Candice Crawford in 2011 and the pair had three sons together. Romo has been released and is due in court on Sept. 21.

Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson, 60, revealed that he was introduced to alcohol and marijuana when he was just 10 years old. Speaking on The Joe Rogan Experience, Tyson said his mother, who struggled with alcoholism, gave him the substances in hopes they would help him sleep. “When you’re a kid your mother gives you liquor and marijuana for you to think that you’re going to go to sleep or something,” Tyson said. “My mother was an alcoholic. Liquor and marijuana to see if you go to sleep.” When asked when he first tried drugs, Tyson replied, “Kid. 10 years old, 9 years old. Smoking and drinking.” He added, “Then as I got older, I tried acid.” When host Joe Rogan asked how old he was, Tyson answered, “Probably 11.” The boxing icon has long spoken about growing up in poverty in Brooklyn and losing his mother, Lorna Tyson, when he was 16. He has credited legendary trainer Cus D’Amato with providing stability and guidance during his teenage years. Tyson frequently reflects on how childhood trauma fueled decades of addiction while crediting cannabis as part of his ongoing healing journey.

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Whether for college, at the office, or just daily life, unless you’ve got the memory of an elephant, taking notes is a must. Remarkable has built a name for itself with innovative tablets that cut out distracting apps and focus on productivity. In fact, a study by Remarkable found that users experience 35 percent less stress and 20 percent more focus when using a paper tablet compared with working on a PC. The brand’s Remarkable Paper Pure is its latest model, allowing users to experience the feel of taking notes with old-fashioned pen and paper, with modern upgrades like Google and Microsoft integration, AI summary functionality, handwriting conversion, and so much more.

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Simone Biles has shared another health update weeks after revealing she “almost died” during a frightening medical emergency earlier this summer. The Olympic gymnastics icon posted a photo from what appeared to be a medical office, showing her husband, Jonathan Owens, by her side as she underwent an unspecified procedure on his birthday. Biles, wearing a hospital gown and cap in the photo, offered few details about the treatment, joking on Instagram after waking up, but did not explain what the procedure was for. Last month, the 29-year-old stunned fans when she revealed she had spent days recovering in bed after what she called one of the scariest experiences of her life, writing that “almost dying wasn’t on my bingo card.” At the time, she said Owens was away at Indianapolis Colts practices while she recovered and thanked friends and family for checking in on her. Biles has not publicly disclosed the cause of either the June health scare or the latest procedure, though she has since resumed public appearances alongside Owens.

Australian soccer player Cristian Volpato, who made three World Cup appearances, has allegedly tested positive for cocaine and was also allegedly caught speeding. The 22-year-old was stopped by police twice within a matter of hours, the Associated Press reported. The first stop occurred at around 11:05 p.m. on Thursday, when he underwent a drug test that came back negative. Roughly two hours later, he was allegedly caught driving 30 mph over the speed limit in a BMW coupe on Sydney’s Anzac Bridge. Police then carried out a second roadside drug test, which allegedly detected cocaine in his system, with a follow-up oral fluid sample taken for further analysis, according to the BBC. The midfielder, who holds dual Italian and Australian citizenship, previously represented Italy at youth level before switching allegiance to the Australian national team in May ahead of the World Cup. He played against the U.S. in the group stage, before Australia were knocked out by Egypt on penalties in the round of 32. In a statement, Football Australia said it was “aware of the allegations involving one of our players,” according to ABC News Australia. “We have been in contact with the player and continue to monitor the matter and support the player throughout this process,” the organization added.