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Josh Brolin disclosed on the 'This Past Weekend' podcast that he worked as a full-time stock trader for nearly five years during a career slump. He stated that his trading income exceeded his acting earnings from the previous 20 years, noting that his 2007 role in 'No Country for Old Men' was the turning point that re-established his industry standing.
At Stagecoach 2026 in Indio, Ella Langley surprised fans by inviting comedian Theo Von onstage for a surprise duet on ‘You Look Like You Love Me’ during her Friday set, a highlight of her Stagecoach debut as she rides high on Dandelion’s momentum and recent collaborations.
Ella Langley surprised Stagecoach audiences by bringing comedian Theo Von onstage instead of the anticipated Morgan Wallen, a moment tied to her recent podcast appearance with Von and fueling social-media buzz as part of her festival debut.
At Stagecoach 2026, Ella Langley surprised the crowd by inviting comedian Theo Von onstage to duet on ‘You Look Like You Love Me’ during her set, after performing songs from Dandelion. Von joined in mid‑performance, sharing the spotlight and fueling fan excitement as Langley closed with hits like ‘Choosin’ Texas,’ a chart‑topper and CMA‑nominated song.
Comedian Theo Von, with significant ties to Vanderbilt, is chosen as a guest picker for College GameDay's Vanderbilt-Alabama game, with host Rece Davis defending the choice based on Von's social media following and entertainment value, despite fan suspicions about his allegiance.
Comedian Theo Von will serve as the guest picker for ESPN College GameDay during the SEC Championship game between Alabama and Georgia. The two teams have taken different paths to reach the championship, with Georgia displaying stability and Alabama making adjustments after an early season loss. The game is expected to be closely contested, with Alabama's quarterback Jalen Milroe emerging as a rushing threat and Georgia's Carson Beck successfully replacing their previous starting quarterback. Both teams have key players returning from injuries, including Georgia's tight end Brock Bowers, who poses a matchup problem for Alabama.