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    Major Rodeo Concert Surprise

    Faith Hill drama? Tim McGraw brings a surprise woman to the Houston Rodeo — and flashes some skin

    Jayme Lamm
    Jayme lamm
    Mar 11, 2015 | 6:02 am

    For us regular folk, being two places at once just isn't possible. But for the recent Oscar performer Tim McGraw, it is easy as cake. Or at least fried Oreos.

    McGraw took the Houston Rodeo rotating stage for his eighth go-round Tuesday and the veteran status was fully intact, as he played the longest concert (16 songs) of the extravaganza thus far. Around the same time, his hilarious appearance on the new comic reality show Repeat After Me (the one inspired by Ellen DeGeneres) aired on ABC.

    Yes, Tim McGraw is everywhere.

    In person, the country music superstar looked even skinnier than last year in his incredibly tight jeans, cowboy boots and hat — and a buttoned half-way down oxford blue shirt with the sleeves rolled up. The 68,016 in attendance got to see the real good man perform some of the best songs of his career.

    With McGraw having performed for over two and a half decades, it would stand to reason this singer, songwriter, and actor would be pretty predictable and routine, and he was. But just a little bit.

    "I've done a lot of cool things in my life, but singing with my cousin is one of them."

    Heading onto the dirt during "Mexicoma," the Louisiana native stayed out there greeting fans for three songs. He walked around and gave high-fives to the fans whose cellphone selfie hopes weren't in the way and even took a seat on the metal barricade giving one section a more intimate concert experience.

    Halfway through the concert, the guy with three Grammys, 14 ACM Awards, 11 CMA Awards and 10 AMA Awards finally took a moment to introduce himself. As if it were needed.

    "My name's Tim — I wanna thank y'all for having me and my boys here this evening," he said. Which was of course greeted with huge applause.

    Against all hope and speculation, McGraw's wife Faith Hill did not make an appearance. But he did have a female family member join him for his new hit "Diamond Rings and Old Barstools."

    "I've done a lot of cool things in my life, but singing with my cousin is one of them," McGraw said before introducing his cousin Catherine Dunn . . . all the way from Austin.

    "Y'all give it to my cousin, that's one hell of a singer right there," McGraw said.

    Tuesday night was more than just a 16-song set list for McGraw (the longest yet at the Rodeo this year on a night which ran late thanks to a late start). Just before the show, McGraw tweeted a picture of himself with (Rodeo cowboy legend) Trevor Brazile and added "20x world champ. This guy is the real deal."

    With 16 songs to get through — both old and new — there wasn't much time for small talk though. It was all about the music. As it should be with a veteran performer like Tim McGraw.

    The night's highlights had to be (yet again) when McGraw changed the lyrics of "Southern Girl" to "Texas Girl." As cliche as it may be, we all know by now, "Ain't nothing in the whole wide world like a Texas girl."

    Can I get an amen?

    Tim McGraw's Rodeo Set List:

    One of Those Nights

    Real Good Man

    I Like It

    Southern Voice

    Shotgun Rider

    Mexicoma

    Farm

    Southern Girl

    Diamond Rings and Old Barstools

    Green Grass

    Outlaw

    Truck Yeah

    BBQ Stain on White T-Shirt

    Lips

    Cowboy

    Live Like You Were Dying

    Tim McGraw showed some skin at the Houston Rodeo.

    Tim McGraw shirt
    Photo by Michelle Watson CatchLightGroup.com
    Tim McGraw showed some skin at the Houston Rodeo.
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    Bad Times at the Cinema

    Big budget busts and incoherent stories: The 10 worst movies of 2025

    Alex Bentley
    Dec 29, 2025 | 6:00 pm
    Red Hulk/President Thaddeus Ross (Harrison Ford) in Captain America: Brave New World
    Photo courtesy of Marvel Studios
    Red Hulk/President Thaddeus Ross (Harrison Ford) in Captain America: Brave New World.

    5) Anaconda

    Red Hulk/President Thaddeus Ross (Harrison Ford) in Captain America: Brave New World

    Photo courtesy of Marvel Studios

    Red Hulk/President Thaddeus Ross (Harrison Ford) in Captain America: Brave New World.

    It's no surprise that most of the worst movies in any given year tend to come from big studios, as the big budget marketing campaigns behind those films build up huge expectations that are then dashed when audiences see what little effort was put into making the movies broadly appealing. Whether it was too much fan service or too little understanding of what it takes to make a story coherent, the worst movies of 2025 were barely worth watching, either in theaters or at home.


    Scroll through CultureMap's picks of the 10 worst films of 2025 by using the left and right arrows on each photo.


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