Andy Lyons/USFL/Getty Images for USFLAs someone who grew up on Keith Whitley, earning a 2024 CMT Music Awards nomination for his cover of Keith s "Don t Close Your Eyes" is like a full-circle moment for Dylan Scott."I won a CMT Award [for Breakthrough Video of the Year] a couple years ago. But to be nominated for a Keith Whitley cover is pretty special to me," Dylan shares. "Like a lot of people in town, Keith Whitley was my hero growing up. I mean, I literally sat on the edge of my bed with his greatest hits album and learned how to play guitar and sing and all that stuff.""[Keith is], besides my dad, my biggest inspiration in the music," he says. "So, to do a cover of it and be nominated for an award is pretty cool."Dylan s "Don t Close Your Eyes" cover from CMT Digital Campfire Sessions is up for Digital-First Performance of the Year at the 2024 CMT Music Awards. You can find out if he win
NetflixJerry Seinfeld s near-obsession with breakfast cereals on Seinfeld was channeled into his directorial debut, Unfrosted, the Netflix film about the birth of the Pop Tart.The trailer for Unfrosted: The Pop Tart Story, also starring Melissa McCarthy, Amy Schumer, Christian Slater, Hugh Grant as Tony the Tiger and Bill Burr, among many others, has just popped up online.Set to David Bowie s "Rebel Rebel," the snippet starts with a dramatic rocket launch countdown from the point of view of a Pop Tart heating up inside a toaster.The visual syncs with what Jerry previously revealed about the 1963-set project: The story of the pastry s invention "is told like The Right Stuff.""I believe we have split the atom of breakfast," Jerry s Kellogg executive Bob Cabana exclaims of the discovery.There s a space race of sorts going on between "sworn cereal rivals" Kellogg s and Post "to create a pastry that will change the face of breakfast forever."
ABCBy now, you probably know Hailey Whitters has a signature style one that often has her in a bright prairie dress. But did you know that this distinctive look came about serendipitously?"I don t know if I ever intentionally settled on that," Hailey tells ABC Audio. "You know, when I first started out, it was me and my creative director, and we were broke. I would wear a lot of her hand-me-downs, or we would go to a thrift store or a vintage store and buy a bunch of things.""If you saw the things that we d done to make work in like photoshoots, you d be amazed," she says.While not created intentionally, Hailey says her present-day fashion style harkens back to her younger days."I grew up doing dance recitals since I was 3 years old, and being in costume and kind of being a little over-the-top and a little extra [has] always been really fun to me," she shares. "So we just leaned hard into it and just kept going."No