Hell froze over Wednesday night when Kacey Musgraves brought out Miranda Lambert for their song, "Horses and Divorces," at the Moody Center in Austin. Musgraves also performs Thursday night as part of her Middle of Nowhere Tour.
After Stanford professor Karl Deisseroth learned he won a Nobel Prize, the father of five surprised his children with the exciting news, with the university sharing a video of the moment on Instagram.
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Grady Keeton showed last week what a dynamic force he can be, but Gatesville will be trying to make the most of this chance to shore things up before district. ➡️ Find link to story in bio
FINAL: Burnet 7, Gatesville 42
Hornets improve to 3-2 heading into their bye, while Bulldogs fall to 0-5.
Elijah Phillips completes 13 of 17 passes for 171 yards and a TD, and he rushes for 165 and 2 TDs on 21 carries.
Pope Leo XIV celebrated his 71st birthday in the Vatican Apostolic Library, noting that it was particularly fitting to mark his special day among the books as his mother was a librarian. https://t.co/BW9MFD2WFg
Michael J. Fox, best known for his role as Marty McFly in "Back to the Future," was awarded the Bob Hope Humanitarian Award in recognition of his contributions to Parkinson’s disease research and advocacy at the 2026 Emmy Awards Monday night.
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EXCLUSIVE: Benny Blanco shares why failure became the greatest gift of his career 🎙️
Behind the hit songs and decades of success is someone who spent years battling self-doubt, embracing rejection, and learning that every setback was preparing him for something bigger. Benny reflects on the mindset that helped him keep creating when success was anything but guaranteed.
We talk about fear of failure, confidence, creativity, taking risks, relationships, staying authentic, and why the people who succeed aren’t the ones who avoid failure—they’re the ones who refuse to let it define them.
This episode is funny, honest, and filled with perspective that will completely change the way you think about failure.
If you’ve ever held yourself back because you were afraid to fail, worried too much about what other people think, or wondered whether it’s too late to chase the thing you really want… this conversation will remind you that every setback is part of the story.
🎧 Video available on Netflix or Spotify by searching “On Purpose with Benny Blanco” or listen wherever you get your podcasts.