A Woman Was Caught at an Airport with 56 Pounds of Marijuana in Her Luggage? – LINK

Woman Accidentally Put a Photo of Miley Cyrus on Her Resumé – LINK

Oops! Tim Hortons Told Thousands of People They Won a $40,000 Boat – LINK

A Woman Tried to Get a Fraudulent Loan “Weekend at Bernie’s” Style – LINK

Florida man clocked driving 199 mph in dad’s Camaro, cops say – LINK

Florida man caught driving on I-95 at 108 mph was in a hurry to see his girlfriend: deputies – LINK

A Man Could Get Seven Years in Prison . . . for a Tirade Over a Pumpkin Donut? – LINK

A High School Student Was Arrested for Impersonating His Principal in a Stunt – LINK

They’re definitely not supposed to go there! Man, 48, left in agony after sticking sim card extractor tool, electrical cable and rubber band into his penis – LINK

Red Lobster eyes bankruptcy option after $11M in losses from endless shrimp – LINK

4/20 Roundup: A 4/20 Palindrome . . . Having Pot Plants . . . Deals on Food – LINK

Naturally, some companies are using 4/20 to earn your business with discounts.  For example, on Saturday, Fatburger’s Original Fatburger will be $4.20 when ordered online.

Is it legal to ride in the back of a truck in Missouri and Illinois? – LINK

Alaska Airlines ranks #1 on a new list of the best airlines . . . despite that minor “door plug blowout” earlier this year.  SkyWest is second, followed by Spirit.  In last place, ranking 12th, is Southwest.  (Full Story)

A Restaurant Will Give You a Free Bottle of Wine . . . If You Give Up Your Phone – LINK

Man drinks at 120 bars in 24 hours to break world record – LINK

911 Outages in Las Vegas, South Dakota, and Texas Blamed on Light Pole Installation – LINK

MUSIC:

Longtime Allman Brothers Band guitarist, singer and songwriter Dickey Betts died yesterday at the age of 80. His manager David Spero tells Rolling Stone that he’d been suffering from cancer and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. He’d also had a minor stroke in 2018, that was followed by a fall at home that effectively ended his touring and recording career – LINK

While The Allman Brothers Band organization posted a tribute to original guitarist Dickey Betts, who died Thursday at the age of 80, three of the band members — drummer Jaimoe and guitarists Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks — and two of the sons — Devon Allman and Berry Oakley Jr. — have also shared tributes – LINK

Shinedown frontman Brent Smith wants to collaborate with Jelly Roll. Interviewed on the podcast Spout, he said that it “100 percent might be in the works,” then added, “I mean, I don’t know. If I say it, it’s probably going to happen.” He says he and Jelly Roll have a “mutual love for one another” and that he just cares “so deeply about who [Jelly Roll] is as an individual and his story.”

And Katy Perry is quitting American Idol after this season and said she wants Jelly Roll to replace her! – LINK

Country artist Hardy has covered Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg’s “Gin and Juice,” and says the cover will be included in the upcoming short film of the same name.

Los Angeles Police are investigating Kanye West for battery. According to TMZ, West allegedly laid hands on someone Tuesday, who grabbed or pushed his wife, Bianca Censori – LINK

Travis Barker gave a behind-the-scenes look at his life with Kourtney Kardashian on her birthday yesterday and one photo is a bit shocking! “Thank you for being the most amazing wife a person could ask for. Here’s to many more years of adventures together ❤️‍🔥.” The most shocking photo was the last slide that featured Kourtney posing for the camera while squatting on a toilet in what appears to be a public bathroom stall – LINK

RECORD STORE DAY HIGHLIGHTS

Tomorrow is Record Store Day, and there’s tons of special releases. Check out the whole list at RecordStoreDay.com.

• The 1975 – Live at Gorilla – 2-LP. This features them playing their debut album in full.
• The Cranberries – Bury the Hatchet (The Complete Sessions) – 2-LP. This adds five bonus tracks to the original album.
• Death Cab for Cutie – Live at the Showbox – 2-LP. This is the first physical release of this show.
• Gorillaz – Cracker Island (Deluxe Vinyl Edition) – 2-LP. This adds a handful of tracks not on the original release.
• The Offspring – Splinter (20th Anniversary) – LP. This album has been out of print for over a decade.
• Paramore – Re: This Is Why (Remix + Standard), “Burning Down the House/Hard Times – 2-LP, 12″ – The Record Store Day ambassadors’ remix collection gets its first physical release. And “Hard Times” gets covered by David Byrne.
• Sevendust – Heavier Than Seven – LP. This new compilation covers from 2005 to 2015.
• Wilco – The Whole Love Expanded – 3-LP box set. This adds a selection of live in-studio performances and previously unreleased alternate mixes and demos.

NEW IN RECORD STORES:

• “The Tortured Poets Department“, Taylor Swift.  This is her 11th album.  Her guests are Post Malone and Florence + The Machine.

• “But I’ll Wait for You“, Local Natives.  This is their sixth album.

• “Tarantula Heart“, Melvins.  This is their 27th album.

• “Class of ’89“, Craig Campbell.  This is his third album.

Pearl Jam’s 12th album is called Dark Matter and it was produced by Andrew Watt (Ozzy Osbourne, Rolling Stones).

Billy Morrison tapped Ozzy Osbourne, John 5 of Motley Crue, Steve Vai and two members of the band he plays in — Billy Idol and Steve Stevens — for his new album, The Morrison Project.

The Power of the Heart: A Tribute to Lou Reed includes songs covered by Keith Richards and Joan Jett and the Blackhearts.

TV

A new season of Behind The Music will premiere next month on Paramount+. Three new episodes will debut on May 1st, featuring Wolfgang Van Halen, Bell Biv DeVoe, and Trace Adkins. The streamer will also release a handful of remastered classic episodes, including Milli Vanilli, Sinead O’Connor, Bobby Brown, Notorious B.I.G., Ice-T, and 50 Cent – LINK

Andy Cohen and Bravo are not breaking up.  An article falsely reported that he was in negotiations for a “departure package”, but Bravo says it’s all B.S – LINK

Colin Jost said actor Adam Driver, who has hosted SNL four times, “is especially good at the table read.” He makes a choice for all those pieces, and an interesting choice, in the same way Will Ferrell does” – LINK

TV TONIGHT

Friday, April 19th – Sunday, April 21st

FRIDAY DON’T MISS TV:

• The Never Ever Mets (OWN – series premiere)
• Love During Lockup (WE)
• The Barnes Bunch (WE – series premiere

WHAT TO STREAM: 

• Jane (Apple TV+ – season 2)
• Big Mood (Tubi – season 1)

SATURDAY DON’T MISS TV: 

• United Football League (FOX – D.C. Defenders at Birmingham Stallions)
• NBA Basketball (ABC – LA Lakers at Denver Nuggets)
• I am Patrick Swayze (CW)

WHAT TO STREAM: 

• High Hopes (Hulu – season 1)
•  Predator v Prey (AMC+ – series premiere)

SUNDAY DON’T MISS TV:

• The Simpsons (FOX)
• American Idol (ABC)
• The Voice (NBC)
• Secrets of the Octopus (Nat Geo – series premiere)
• Paranormal Caught on Camera (Travel)

WHAT TO STREAM: 

• Be My Guest With Ina Garten (MAX) 

MOVIES

Rock ‘n’ roll biopics are all the rage these days. In fact, there are more than a dozen currently in the works – LINK

MISC

Apple is finally unlocking AirPlay technology to stream content from your iPhone or iPad to a hotel television has launched at 60 IHG locations – LINK

AND FINALLY

Happy 4/20 Eve!  Billboard.com put together a list of 25 stoner songs for all those that celebrate tomorrow’s weed day.  Here they are, ranked by POTENCY – LINK

1. “Mary Jane”,  Rick James:  10

2. “Stay High”,  Three 6 Mafia:  10

3. “Legalize It”,  Peter Tosh:  Nine

4. “Pass That Dutch”,  Missy Elliott:  Nine

5. “Smoke Two Joints”,  Sublime:  Nine

6. “Hits From the Bong”,  Cypress Hill:  Nine
7. “Sweet Leaf”,  Black Sabbath:  Nine

8. “I Got 5 on It”,  Luniz:  Nine

9. “Pass the Kouchie”,  Mighty Diamonds:  Nine

10. “The Next Episode”,  Dr. Dre featuring Snoop Dogg, Nate Dogg, and Kurupt:  Eight

11. “Rainy Day Women #12 & 35”,  Bob Dylan:  Seven

12. “Marijuana”,  Kid Cudi:  Seven

13. “Weed with Willie”,  Toby Keith:  Seven

14. “D’Evils”,  Sir:  Seven

15. “We Be Burnin'”,  Sean Paul:  Seven

16. “Addicted”,  Amy Winehouse:  Seven

17. “Reefer Man”,  Cab Calloway:  Seven

18. “Young, Wild & Free”,  Wiz Khalifa and Snoop Dogg featuring Bruno Mars:  Seven

19. “Broccoli”,  DRAM featuring Lil Yachty:  Six

20. “Roll Another Number (For the Road)”,  Neil Young:  Six

21. “You Don’t Know How It Feels”,  Tom Petty:  Five

22. “How High”,  Method Man and Redman:  Five

23. “James Joint”,  Rihanna:  Four

24. “Dooo It!”,  Miley Cyrus:  Two

25. “Because I Got High”,  Afroman:  One