Winnie Cooper THEN.....

Winnie NOW

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Kix Brooks new single!

I saw this at lunch today, something really wrong about this! Am I alone?!

Paul from the Wonder years then.......

Paul now!

As cool as this is, I have to think he is kind of a dork for this....

Vince Gill spent 30 years as an artist on a major label, the last 23 at MCA Records, before he parted ways with his record label earlier this year. The 55-year-old music icon acknowledges that the shift in his career has been difficult to accept.

"I still want to have hit records," he tells Pittsburgh's Post-Gazette. "You never get that out of your system. But in some sense, I have been shown the door."

Vince hopes to still churn out more albums, but not necessarily what is commercial today. "For me, [country music] lost its traditional bent pretty severely," explains the tunesmith. "I would love to hear someone write a song like 'He Stopped Loving Her Today' rather than 'You're hot. I'm hot. We're in a truck.' It's just mind-numbing to me."

Vince admits he is dismayed by the current state of the music industry, and worried about its future. "Income streams are dwindling. Record sales aren't what they used to be," he notes. "The devaluation of music and what it's now deemed to be worth is laughable to me. My single costs 99 cents. That's what a [single] cost in 1960. On my phone, I can get an app for 99 cents that makes fart noises -- the same price as the thing I create and speak to the world with. Some would say the fart app is more important. It's an awkward time. Creative brains are being sorely mistreated."

Now that Vince doesn't have to meet a record label's requirements, he is free to work on whatever he wants, which for him includes an upcoming album with his western swing band, the Time Jumpers. "I'm from Oklahoma," he notes. "That stuff is like drinkin' water to me."

Josh Kelley and Katherine Heigl's new baby is named Adalaide Marie Hope, the actress' rep confirms to People magazine. The couple adopted the newborn last month, giving 3-year-old daughter Naleigh a little sister.

Naleigh, whose name is a hybrid tribute to Katherine's mother Nancy and sister Margaret Leigh, was adopted from South Korea in 2009. People reports that Adalaide was adopted in the U.S. It's not yet known how Mom and Dad came up with their new baby girl's name.

"She was so tiny and delicate, and that moment they put her in my arms I just felt an overwhelming sense of awe and wonder that this perfect little being was our daughter," Katherine tells Hello magazine of her youngest daughter. "I don't cry easily or often but I'm not gonna lie, this was one of those moments where you can't help but be overcome with emotion. There were some tears and lot of giddiness and joy."

Adalaide has big sis Naleigh to thank for training Josh to be a doting dad. "She turned me into as selfless as I'm capable of being, from a pretty selfish dude to start with!" the singer-songwriter tells The Boot with a laugh, reminiscing about his first few days with Naleigh.

Josh and his movie star wife have been married four years. They met when Katherine was cast as his love interest in his "Only You" video.

A survey by Allianz Insurance from PR Newswire found that the average woman’s purse and its contents are worth about $720.  And one in FOUR women have lost theirs, or had it stolen.

Here’s a breakdown of what women carry in their purse:

The purse:  13% have a designer handbag that costs more than $160.

Electronics:  14% have a Kindle or iPad that they keep in their purse.  And their iPod or other music device is worth an average of $180.

Phone:  32% of women say their phone is worth more than $240.

Makeup:  The average woman carries $100 worth of makeup in their bag.

Cash:  Women carry an average of $40 in cash.

Sunglasses:  The average pair of women’s sunglasses costs $85.