Reba McEntire is not only a successful singer but a successful actress as well, with frequent film appearances as well as her own sitcoms “Reba” and “Happy’s Place.” But there’s still a goal she has when it comes to being on camera. Reba visited SiriusXM’s “Hits 1” to chat when host Ben Harlum asked about her dream role. The answer was kind of surprising. “I’d love to do a Marvel comic. I wanna be a like, female Reba McEntire Power Ranger or something like that in a Marvel movie.” And as for her superpower? “My superpower would be able to talk to animals. Wouldn’t that be fun?” Not sure that would be much use against Thanos, but it’s worth a shot.

Eric Church has lived a big chunk of his life in western North Carolina, which is why he takes the suffering of those who went through Hurricane Helene to heart. Last weekend he joined other artists for the “Concert For Carolina,” which raised over $24-Million to help those affected…but Church wasn’t done. He’s announced that his “Chief Cares Foundation” is working towards building 100 homes for families in the hardest hit areas. “We’ve come up with a plan called ‘Blueprint for the Blue Ridge,’ we’re going to put 100 families in homes, that have lost their homes, in Avery County and the surrounding areas.” To see Eric’s video and find out more about “Chief Cares Foundation,” go to the website here.

If you were hoping to attend Morgan Wallen‘s “Sand In My Boots” music festival next year, we hope you got your tickets. The three day event sold out every ticket within two hours of going on sale last week. There may be a chance some late tickets become available; the event posted on its X feed, “Join the waitlist to try your luck down the line and to be notified if any passes become available. About the sellout, Morgan said in a statement, “We started talking about curating a festival that includes my friends, and artists who have influenced me, years ago. It took a lot of folks a lot of hours to plan Sand In My Boots, and it only took two hours for y’all to sell it out. We can’t wait to deliver a special weekend for everyone in May.” Start saving now; general admission tickets were selling for $399, and that was the general on-sale. Those prices are only going to go up from there.

Brett Young concerts aren’t the place you expect drunken brawls to break out, much less multiple fights…but that’s exactly what happened last week at his show in Detroit. It got so bad, that for the fan’s safety (and perhaps his own peace of mind), Young stopped the show, saying “It’s always someone, y’all. I’m sorry….” He tells the crowd he’ll continue the show when the situation is dealt with, and exits stage right, saying “Be right back.” He eventually returns, saying “This is incredible to me, that this happens at Brett Young concerts.” He adds, much to his own disbelief, “You guys, you have my full permission to not – and I can’t believe I’m saying this – get in any more fights tonight, please. I love you. Let’s play some music.” And the show was back on, presumably without further incident. See a video of the incident here.