Lainey Wilson's sophomore album, Bell Bottom Country, will drop on October 28, but fans won't have to wait long for a preview with a new song, "Watermelon Moonshine,” out Friday (Aug. 12).
The summery mid-tempo ballad timestamps a period in Wilson's life when caving into infatuation and buzzed-up romance was the best thing to do. It also takes listeners back to a simpler time in their youth when loving someone else wasn't ridden or weighed down with second guesses, obligations or consequences.
The song "Big Brother" by David Bowie is a thought-provoking piece that explores themes of surveillance, control, conformity, and rebellion. As the song unfolds, it paints a vivid picture of a dystopian society where an enigmatic figure known as Big Brother wields immense power over the lives of individuals. Through its lyrics, the song touches on various aspects of this oppressive world, presenting unexpected and imaginative themes that all contribute to the overarching theme of the song.
The only ladies in red when Baywatch beauty Pamela Anderson turned up to be inducted into her country's Walk Of Fame were the two female Canadian Mounties by her side. Even in a black floor-length gown that was quite demure by her standards, the effervescent blonde made quite a splash thanks to her two smartly dressed attendants. Since the day she was born there's been something special about Pam.
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Wallabies openside flanker Liam Gill is heading overseas to play in France at the end of the Super Rugby season in a blow for the ailing Queensland Reds and Australian rugby.
The highly rated 23-year-old has been linked with a move to Top 14 side Toulon, having been shut out of Australia’s back row for the last two years by David Pocock, Michael Hooper and latterly Sean McMahon.
He has international aspirations but plays in a position in which Australia have significant depth and he felt he would have limited Wallaby opportunitiesQueensland Reds GM Daniel HerbertA shining light for the Reds last year in an otherwise gloomy season, Gill would join Wallabies Quade Cooper, Matt Giteau, Drew Mitchell and James O’Connor at the French side owned by comic book tycoon Mourad Boudjellal.