Swisher starred as McEntire’s daughter Cheyenne on “Reba” throughout the show’s six season run at The WB/CW. She currently stars in the Netflix series “Sweet Magnolias,” with that show prepping its ...

McDonald's is bringing back its popular Halloween-themed Boo Buckets for 2025. This year's collection features five designs, including three classics and two new characters. The Boo Buckets first ...

Vanessa Martinez works at Jeni's Ice Creams on Lower Greenville and shares some of their fall flavors, including a new Santa's Helpers sundae. Russia issues Afghanistan warning after Trump says US ...

When most people think of happy ending massages, they probably imagine a horny young guy bashfully getting jacked off on a massage table in some seedy late-night parlor. And, sure, this may be an ...

Jony Ive: OpenAI’s Upcoming Device Will ‘Make Us Happy’ Your email has been sent Technology made us more connected… and somehow more alone. Jony Ive wants to fix that. The legendary designer has ...

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Bobbie (McEntire) inherits her father’s tavern (Happy’s Place) and is surprised to discover that she has a new business partner, Isabella (Escobedo), a twenty-something half-sister that she never knew ...

Once you’ve updated the game and reached “City Bazaar Rank,” the Nature Sprites will visit during an event cut scene introducing “Happy Bingo.” Each spot on the card features an everyday activity like ...

PEOPLE has an exclusive look at the trailer for season 2 of Happy's Place ahead of its premiere on Nov. 7 It Reba McEntire's Bobbie exploring her feelings with Emmett, played by her real-life fiancé ...

There will be another “Reba” reunion on “Happy’s Place,” with JoAnna Garcia Swisher coming on board for Season 2. Swisher will join the NBC sitcom’s second season as a guest star, adding to the lineup ...

Rob Lightner, who co-founded East Brother with his friend Chris Coomber in 2016, never pictured them expanding to the city. “We thought we would just stay in Richmond and do what we were doing,” he ...