Country music star Zach Bryan deactivated his X account and apologized on Instagram for "drunkenly" tweeting his preference for Kanye West over Taylor Swift in a now-deleted post. On Sept.
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Sep. 23—CINCINNATI — Ke'Bryan Hayes thought he had figured it out, that he had a good grasp on the matter. Instead, the National League's reigning Gold Glove award-winning third baseman's back ...
It was hardly a shocker by the time assistant general manager Kevan Graves announced on 93.7 The Fan Sunday afternoon that Ke'Bryan Hayes would not be able to return to game action in 2024, but that ...
Hayes (back) is not expected to return before the end of the 2024 season, Andrew Destin of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports. Assistant general manager Kevan Graves effectively closed the door ...
Country music star Zach Bryan posted a series of Instagram stories Thursday morning apologizing for a tweet he had sent days earlier in which he suggested he liked Kanye West more than West’s ...
"I love Taylor’s music and pray you guys know I’m human and tweet stupid things often. Hope one day I can explain this to her.” He also apologized for the incident in a lengthy statement on ...
Bryan said he's "going to take a breather from tweeting stupid stuff." Country singer Zach Bryan is apologizing after a controversial tweet about superstar Taylor Swift. Bryan, who released his ...
Zach Bryan has learned a powerful lesson—don’t drink and tweet. The country singer found himself in hot water on Sept. 18 when he tweeted about Taylor Swift and Kanye West with the message, ...
Shots rang out in a park on Birmingham’s Southside late Wednesday, leaving one man dead. South Precinct officers responded about 10:40 p.m. to a call of gunfire and people running in Brother ...
Chris Hayes on Trump’s "insane" tariff proposal: “Donald Trump doesn’t understand his own economic plan. A plan that even Republican economists say is a sales tax on Americans.