Fans are still buzzing after some internet person figured out that Dolly Parton followed Taylor Swift on Instagram at the end of last year.
Everyone thinks that this means that they’re due for a collaboration soon. Taylor only has two more “Taylor’s Version” albums left to re-record, so some are speculating that Dolly could find her way on to one of those.
Specifically, Taylor’s self-titled debut album, which shot her to fame in the country music world.
Or could Dolly appear on one of Taylor’s “In the Vault” tracks, that have been previous unreleased?
Both Taylor and Dolly have raved about each other in the past, so it wouldn’t be surprising if a collaboration was in the making.
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Chick-fil-A recently tweaked their French fries, and now fans are up in arms, saying the minor change has had a major impact.
There was a rumor last summer they were ditching their waffle fries completely, and switching to normal-cut fries. It wasn’t true. But Chick-fil-A did reveal they were looking at ways to make them crispier.
It’s not clear when the new fries rolled out, but people online are complaining that they’re drier, grainier, and not as good as they used to be.
Chick-fil-A added a page on their website and confirmed they ARE using a new recipe. The main difference is the fries are now coated with pea starch to keep them crispier, longer. But they claim they still have the “same great taste.”
A lot of people disagree. So now everything Chick-fil-A posts on social is being flooded with comments like, “Bring back the old fries” and “Your fries are not good anymore.”
Finally,
The owners of the “Breaking Bad” house in Albuquerque, New Mexico have been there for more than five decades. But they’ve finally had ENOUGH.
They’re selling the house because they’re tired of all the attention it gets. The house attracts an average 300 cars a day, and the family had to put up a fence to keep fans from getting too close . . . and tossing pizzas on the roof.
Joanne Quintana says, quote, “This was our family home from 1973, almost 52 years. So we’re going to walk away with just our memories. It’s time to move on. We’re done. There’s no reason to fight anymore.”
The value of the house is estimated at $350,000, but the family is asking $4 MILLION, thanks to its cultural significance.
Quintana says, quote, “I hope they make it what the fans want. They want a BnB, they want a museum, they want access to it. Go for it.”
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