Travis Scott's parents kicked him out and cut him off when he dropped out of college to pursue music, but now that he's got some #1 albums and dozens of hit tracks, it seems like he made the right choice! These are Travis's best songs, music from his peers and influences, and his many, many collaborations, both vocally and as a producer.

These are a few reasonable questions that may cross your mind while watching Ohio State's Sept. 1st, Queen-themed halftime show against Oregon State.

Watch as they seamlessly go from "We Will Rock You" to "Fat Bottomed Girls" to "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" to "Bicycle Race" and cap it off with "Bohemian Rhapsody", all while forming the shape of Freddie Mercury...MY GOD THEY EVEN PERFECT THE QUEEN FONT.

*but have you considered the fact that polyester band uniforms are never comfortable, instruments are cumbersome...and chaffing is real??*

Wow OSU. Well done. Go grab some Gold Bond and celebrate yourselves. We can't wait to see what's next.

Brain May thought it was pretty sweet too.

Recently Brett Eldredge and Meghan Trainor were the ones to sing each others’ songs (and on of Kenny and Dolly’s) on CMT Crossroads, and it was really good! Now, you might think that since they’re both superstar entertainers, all they had to do was show up and sing and everything worked out, but no. There was actually a lot of rehearsal time put into making that show great, and even a little tweaking of harmonies the day before.

Also the outfit Meghan planned to wear for the show didn’t show up. She didn’t panic, and in fact called on the spirit of Oprah to remind herself that there was nothing she could do to change it, so she was just going to roll with flow.

Do take note of her slippers, too. You think these artists wear their heels all the time? Oh, girl. No. That would hurt.

Check out the behind-the-scenes video here:

I’ve said from the beginning that there’s more to the story than the sensational stuff we’ve been told about Gretchen Wilson’s arrest a couple of weeks ago in Connecticut. Authorities called it a “minor disturbance” she was involved in on a flight, and when she landed and had to talk to cops on the jetway, they called her “belligerent” and arrested her for breach of peace. While I’m not best friends with Gretchen, I’ve met her several times, and what I’ve seen her be is assertive and direct, and she doesn’t take anybody’s crap. If you’re a woman, you know how THAT translates. Belligerent? What they probably meant is that she didn’t back down from her convictions.

Gretchen gave her first interview since her arrest to Taste of Country, and while she can’t talk about any of the details while it’s an active case, she did say that what we’ve been reading is all wrong.  And she’s frustrated by not being able to set the record straight while attorneys are doing their attorney things. But she says she’s sure everything will get sorted out and the truth will prevail.

Oooh… she’s writing a song about it. I can’t wait to hear it!