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- On Tuesday, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum inducted Tony Brown, June Carter Cash, and Kenny Chesney into the Hall of Fame. Tony Brown, a legendary producer, will be inducted into the Non-Performer category, which is awarded every third year. June Carter Cash will be inducted into the Veterans Era Artist category, and Kenny Chesney will be inducted into the Modern Era Artist category. In a CMA livestream, Vince Gill hosted a press conference to announce the inductees. Kenny Chesney spoke on how big of an honor it is to be inducted into the Hall of Fame. “It is a big thrill and honor for me knowing that I’m going into the Hall of Fame with three people from East Tennessee. That means the world to me. I had a really big dream, and I’m still pushing that dream as far as I can. I just wanted to write and record songs that reflected the lives of a lot of people that came to our shows. I just wanted to spread as much positive energy and love as I possibly could.” He continued, “Standing up there, I know it’s not a dream. It’s real, it feels so real, and I just want to say thank you.” The trio of music icons will be formally inducted later this year during the Hall’s annual Medallion Ceremony.
- Two decades after airing an episode inside the restaurant, Chili’s is opening a location near Scranton, Pennsylvania inspired by the NBC comedy ‘The Office’. It will be decorated with an early 2000s aesthetic, will include plenty of Dundler Mifflin-themed signs and will have character’s Michael Scott’s beloved ‘Awesome Blossom’, a deep fried onion with cheese dip, on the menu. Brian Baumgartner, who accountant Kevin Malone; and Kate Flannery, who played party-loving divorcee Meredith Palmer, are currently appearing in two Chili’s commercials
- Tomorrow is opening day for baseball which for me is the official start of spring. The Atlanta Braves are probably the most widely supported team in Nashville with the St. Louis Cardinals coming in a close second. Most games start around 3 or 4pm tomorrow. See all the matchups below:
- All Times Eastern:
- Milwaukee Brewers (Freddy Peralta) at New York Yankees (Carlos Rodon), 3:05 p.m. | ESPN
- Baltimore Orioles (Zach Eflin) at Toronto Blue Jays (Jose Berrios), 3:05 p.m.
- Boston Red Sox (Garrett Crochet) at Texas Rangers (Nathan Eovaldi), 4:05 p.m.
- Philadelphia Phillies (Zack Wheeler) at Washington Nationals (MacKenzie Gore), 4:05 p.m.
- Cleveland Guardians (Tanner Bibee) at Kansas City Royals (Cole Ragans), 4:10 p.m.
- New York Mets (Clay Holmes) at Houston Astros (Framber Valdez), 4:10 p.m.
- San Francisco Giants (Logan Webb) at Cincinnati Reds (Hunter Greene), 4:10 p.m.
- Atlanta Braves (Chris Sale) at San Diego Padres (Michael King), 4:10 p.m.
- Los Angeles Angels (Yusei Kikuchi) at Chicago White Sox (Sean Burke), 4:10 p.m.
- Pittsburgh Pirates (Paul Skenes) at Miami Marlins (Sandy Alcantara), 4:10 p.m.
- Minnesota Twins (Pablo Lopez) at St. Louis Cardinals (Sonny Gray), 4:15 p.m.
- Detroit Tigers (Tarik Skubal) at Los Angeles Dodgers (Blake Snell), 7:10 p.m. | ESPN
- Chicago Cubs (Justin Steele) at Arizona Diamondbacks (Zac Gallen), 10:10 p.m. | MLB Network
- Athletics (Luis Severino) at Seattle Mariners (Logan Gilbert), 10:10 p.m. | MLB Network
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