News about John B

Kelsea Ballerini and beau Chase Stokes shared one of those unforgettable life moments together with country superstar Kenny Chesney. On Thursday, when she invited Stokes up to help celebrate their final shows together in Charleston, South Carolina, the What I Have country pop singer's time opening for Chesney on his Go Back Tour was winding down. This is the second city on the tour, and it is the second to die.' Bring it home, John B.' she announced with a tequila shot in hand, while referring to Stokes' character on Netflix's teen drama series Outer Banks. The trio shot their shots into the air, then quickly downplayed them, and then Chesney moved to the beginning of his hit 2010 song, You And Tequila. The moment was captured on camera and shared on Chesney's Instagram Stories, of course.

Welcome to Pouguelandia! Netflix has now revealed a premiere date for season three of "Outer Banks." According to the show's first teaser that the streamer revealed on September 24 as part of its Tudum fan festival, the teens appear to be getting the most out of being stranded on a (hopefully) deserted island. In the clip, the Pogues are living the good life, leaping into the sea from high cliffs and goofing around like they have no concern in the world. However, the beleaguered North Carolina teens are never going to be comfortable, and Ward (Charles Esten), Rafe (Drew Starkey), and Carla (Elizabeth Mitchell) are all likely to have trouble, as well as Timothy (Elizabeth Mitchell). In the teaser, John B (Chase Stokes) says, "Nothing good comes easy, and nothing worthy is given." "What are you willing to do to win?How far do you go to keep your treasure?"

Despite there being no new reported cases of the disease among animals in Los Angeles County, pet owners are able to obtain free COVID-19 testing. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists (CSTE) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have supported Veterinary Public Health to track animal disease outbreaks. 'We want to try many different species of animals, including deer, bats, raccoons, cats, hamsters, pocket pets), and others,' according to LA Public Health. So far, 177 animals have been tested, including popular domestic pets such as dogs, cats, hamsters, and rabbits. Swabbing bats, rats, opossums, sea lions, and squirrels have also been used in LA County, but no one has tested positive for COVID. The government-funded agency claims it is encouraging animal research to help people understand the value of COVID-19 in human, animal, and environmental interactions.' It's unclear if any treatments will be provided to animals that test positive, with LA County claiming that COVID symptoms in animals are similar to those in human sufferers.