After Cheer became an overnight sensation on Netflix in early 2020, it is about time we get just as gripped by its second season that premiered on 12 January 2022. Now, you remember Morgan Simianer right? Yes. The cheerleader, who became a fan favorite due to her sweet personality and her troubled past. So, before you see Cheer Season 2 continue to follow the ups and downs of life at Navarro, let us spill to you that Morgan here has found a boyfriend for herself.

When you glanced at the headline, you may have thought the tagline would be … “football!” I have a confession to make. Unless it’s homecoming and I want to see what the court’s gowns look like, I sometimes skip the main event and stay in the tailgate tent. That’s where the real fun happens, at least in the ones I frequent. Besides socializing with friends, partaking of a bountiful spread of one of my favorite food groups – appetizers – is reason enough to brave the South Mississippi heat that lasts until Thanksgiving to tailgate at my alma mater.

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — Someone is taking a piece of Margaritaville home with them! A 1963 Ford Falcon Convertible that was owned by the late Jimmy Buffett was the biggest prize among the nearly 800 cars available at the annual GAA Classic Car Auction over on in Greensboro, North Carolina, over the weekend. Johnny Ransom, who brings cars in from all over the country, first laid eyes on it while visiting a client in Florida.

Maren Morris came bearing gifts during her Wednesday night (July 5) stop at London's O2 Forum Kentish Town: She debuted a new song called "Get the Hell Out of Here" for the crowd. Before she performed it, Morris reportedly explained that "Get the Hell Out of Here" was inspired by her own experiences of wrestling with self-confidence and self-worth, according to social media posts from fans who were at the show.

Susan Howell Chancellor McKeithan Susan Howell Chancellor McKeithan, 64, passed away Thursday, Dec. 16, 2021. She was born July 6, 1957, in Laurel. She graduated from R.H Watkins High School and continued her education at the University of Southern Mississippi, where she received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in criminal justice and psychology.  Susan enjoyed fishing, raising yorkies, running cart services with her loving husband George, but most of all she enjoyed being a Nana.