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Photo: Getty Images Bunnie Xo got candid about her divorce from Jelly Roll in a new podcast interview. The Dumb Blonde podcast host caught up with TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager on an episode of Open Book with Jenna, which premiered on Thursday (September 3). In a clip shared on Instagram, Bunnie Xo said, “I don’t want to be the frickin’ poster child for divorce, you know? Like, there’s nothing hot about that. It’s like, it’s a very devastating situation that anybody ever has to go through.

Photo: Getty Images Post Malone paid tribute to late legend Dolly Parton. The F-1 Trillion star wore a Dolly Parton t-shirt during a recent performance, and raised a can as he made a “massive toast” on stage. In a clip shared on the Extra Posty Instagram account, he said to the audience: “I just wanna raise a f***ing massive toast to the absolutely f***ing legendary Dolly Parton. We love you so very, very much. And we’re gonna miss you so very, very f***ing much.

Photo: Scott Olson / Getty Images News / Getty Images Costco has quietly ended its popular 'Costco Next' program, an online marketplace that gave members exclusive discounts on products from dozens of partner brands. As of late August 2026, shoppers visiting the Costco Next page on the retailer’s site were met with a message stating, "Access to Costco Next storefronts is no longer available" and the link was also disabled in the Costco app.

Photo: Getty Images Garth Brooks surprised a crowd at a local dive bar when he took the stage on Thursday evening (September 3). Brooks, 64, brought back the “33-year-old pseudonym, Yukon Jack,” to take the stage at the Grizzly Rose, which he names in “The Old Stuff,” in Denver, Colorado.

Photo: Getty Images Kane Brown paid tribute to an iconic Shania Twain anthem. Brown teamed up with Twain as he delivered his new single, “Boots,” on Friday (September 2). The new anthem nods to Twain’s iconic 1995 hit, “Whose Bd Have Your Boots Been Under?” “Boots” puts “a fresh, contemporary spin on the classic and bringing together two generations of country music,” according to a recent press release.

Photo: Submitted Randy Travis revealed new details “on his never-before-heard, highly anticipated new album,” according to a press release issued Friday morning (September 4). Travis, 67, will deliver his first collection of new music in nearly two decades on November 13. The 12-track album, Same Old Way, includes “Fish On,” “I Don’t Care,” the title track — which Travis wrote with longtime producer Kyle Lehning — and more.

Photo: Getty Images Kelsea Ballerini showed her support to rising singer-songwriter Stella Lefty amid criticism in social media comments. The viral “Boston” artist, 24, recently made her debut at the historic Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee, a stage that has hosted rapidly-rising stars and some of the genre’s most beloved legends. The Opry shared a clip on Instagram of a sweet moment Lefty shared with guest announcers Harper and Charlotte from St. Jude.

Photo: Getty Images Dolly Parton “wanted to keep (her funeral) very quiet,” according to one of her relatives and longtime collaborator. Richie Owens appeared on TODAY on Thursday morning (September 3), and spoke about his late aunt. Parton died on August 25 after a battle with cancer. She was 80. Owens, 65, said of the beloved country legend, “what you saw from Dolly is how she was in real life, at home, personable, magical just very giving. You got the same thing. She didn’t turn it on and off.

Photo: Getty Images Bobby Bones is taking a look back at his “most viral interview moments,” as he makes The BobbyCast’s 10-year anniversary. The National Radio Hall of Fame member 10 years and nearly 700 episodes of the show, which features “genuine and surprising conversations with the biggest stars in music, entertainment, sports and culture,” states a press release issued Thursday (September 3).

Photo: Getty Images Dolly Parton, Dollywood’s “Dreamer-in-Chief,” will be honored with “plans to create several new experiences and installations,” moving forward. Parton opened Dollywood in 1986 in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. The East Tennessee-born legend died on August 25 after “bravely facing a brief battle with cancer,” which she kept private. She was 80.