Look at Dierks Bentley, readers. So handsome. And we have it on good authority that he’s sitting on this motorcycle, thinking, “Man, I sure wish I could have some Popdose readers at my concert on August 18th at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, GA. I’d even give ‘em two free PRIORITY ACCESS tickets, courtesy of our friends at Samsung and AT&T.”*
Dierks, we’re here to make your sexy wish come true.
On August 18th, Mr. Bentley will be performing in Atlanta as part of the Samsung AT&T Summer Krush Series, and we do indeed have two totally free PRIORITY ACCESS tickets for you!
To win, all you have to do is connect Dierks Bentley to this dude:
That’s TV’s Richard Kind. The two are connected by a certain affiliation, and it’s not their hairdresser. Wikipedia is your friend, people.
Enter the contest by e-mailing Robert Cass with your answer. A correct answer will be chosen at random on Sunday, August 17th. Please don’t enter if you can’t make the concert; it makes us angry, and you wouldn’t like us when we’re angry.
We’ll be offering tickets to future Samsung AT&T Summer Krush shows, including Darius Rucker and Maxwell, so check back soon! And click below to find out more about the Summer Krush series!
*Note: Dierks Bentley may not actually be thinking any of the above. But he sure is handsome.
A reader named R. Murdoch* sent me the following bootleg by “my best mates,” Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock, the Australian duo otherwise known as ![Reblog this post [with Zemanta]](http://img.zemanta.com/reblog_e.png?x-id=3b0740f4-0242-4aff-8dc7-2e09be150cfc)
The Popdose staff was sitting around the other day, doing what we do best — namely, talking about records that most people wish they didn’t remember — when a discussion about the Moody Blues’ “Your Wildest Dreams” somehow led into some heavy-duty reminiscing about the records we all listened to when we were kids — and how those records were more or less culled from the Top 40 hits of the day, hits that our parents, as often as not, listened to along with us.
Earlier this month New York attorney general Andrew Cuomo reported that he had sent his staff to 1,000 pharmacies across the state in March, April, and May and found more than 250 that were selling expired milk, eggs, baby formula, and over-the-counter medication. The two biggest culprits were the CVS and Rite Aid chains. So what else have these drugstores not been telling consumers?
“But you’re in Mariah Carey’s new video for ‘Touch My Body,’” I reminded him. “I saw it advertised on VH1 at the end of February, and I watched it on YouTube just the other day. Don’t worry. Everything’ll be alright.”