Country music legends are trading in their guitars for a new cause. Brad Paisley, Willie Nelson, Tanya Tucker, and Gavin Adcock are speaking out against the construction of massive data centers in their communities. These stars argue the buildings are ugly, use too much water and electricity, and don’t belong near rural land or urban zoos.

Brad Paisley started a petition to stop a data center near a Nashville zoo, calling it an “enormous monstrosity.” Willie Nelson has raised concerns about his Texas hometown. And Gavin Adcock didn’t mince words, calling developers “rich money-grubbing assholes.” The fight is crossing party lines, uniting fans and residents who are worried about what these centers mean for their towns. A recent Gallup poll found only 7% of Americans strongly favor data center expansion.

Do you have a data center going up near you? Are you bothered by the way it looks or how it might affect your water bill? Let us know what you think in the comments.

Performing on Broadway demands physical sacrifice, but Luke Evans’ experience in the “Rocky Horror Show” revival takes that dedication to another level. The 47-year-old actor plays Dr. Frank-N-Furter in the Tony-nominated production, and his iconic corset is so restrictively tight that he requires oxygen tanks stationed in the wings to recover between scenes. While belting out demanding rock songs and executing high-energy choreography up to eight nights a week, Evans can barely breathe—making the oxygen hits a crucial part of his backstage routine.

During an appearance on “Late Night with Seth Meyers,” Evans described the physical demands with surprising humor and candor. He explained that crew members literally dab him down with towels and provide oxygen between scenes, acknowledging the absurdity of needing medical intervention to sustain a theatrical performance. Despite the breathing challenges, Evans finds the bright side in other costume elements. The towering patent leather boots add roughly 8 inches to his height and have become surprisingly comfortable after five weeks of rehearsal. He joked that his legs have never looked better, making him feel like he can skip leg day without guilt.

The production, which opened in April at Studio 54, received nine Tony nominations and runs through November. Evans earned his first Tony nomination for the role, cementing his status as a Broadway performer willing to push physical boundaries for the craft. The costume itself reflects the show’s deliberately scrappy aesthetic, with costume designer David I. Reynoso intentionally using cheap materials throughout, including ribbons cut from trash bags. It’s a production that values authentic chaos over polished perfection. Have you experienced a performance or event that pushed you to unexpected physical limits? Share your story in the comments below.

When a Jonas Brother decides to take a romantic European vacation, you know the internet’s about to get a masterclass in poolside PDA. Joe Jonas and Puerto Rican model Tatiana Gabriela just handed us exactly that during their Portofino getaway — and honestly, it’s the kind of couple content that reminds you why celebrity romance still captures our attention.

The two were spotted soaking up the Italian sun by the pool on Monday, and there’s zero subtlety happening here. Joe showed off his toned physique and tattoo collection while Tatiana cranked up the heat in a skimpy red bikini, and the two were practically inseparable — chatting face-to-face in the water, lounging poolside with cocktails in hand, and at one point, Tatiana even got playful running her fingers through Joe’s wet hair. It’s the kind of effortless couple energy that screams “we’re having the time of our lives, and we’re cool with you knowing it.”

What makes this moment interesting isn’t just the Instagram-worthy aesthetics of a Portofino summer romance. Joe and Tatiana’s relationship is still relatively fresh in the public eye, even though they’ve been building momentum for months. The pair first sparked dating rumors last year, confirmed things with a kiss at a Miami airport in March, and Tatiana was front and center supporting Joe during his WrestleMania performance in April. Each public appearance has been a deliberate step forward — no rushing, no chaos, just steady, visible affection.

This getaway also marks a notable chapter in Joe’s personal timeline. His divorce from Sophie Turner, with whom he shares daughters Willa and Delphine, was finalized in 2024. Now, a couple of years later, he’s clearly in a good place — relaxed, confident, and openly enjoying someone new. For fans who’ve been invested in his journey, seeing him this happy and unbothered feels like the kind of win that makes the tabloid cycle feel worthwhile.

The real takeaway? Joe’s “Burnin’ Up” — and this time, it’s got nothing to do with the Jonas Brothers’ 2008 hit. Sometimes the best celebrity content isn’t the scandalous stuff or the dramatic fallouts. It’s just two people who genuinely seem to be enjoying each other’s company in one of the world’s most beautiful places. That’s the kind of summer story that actually feels good to follow.