In the Great Smoky Mountains, an auxiliary team of élite outdoorsmen answers the call when park-goers’ hikes, climbs, and ...

"All of her little friends would go, 'What is all that stuff on your face?' the musician told Taste of Country ...

Case-Mate is offering a 25% sitewide discount. The sale runs through New Year's Eve, Wednesday, Dec. 31. Featured products include the waterproof and easy-to-clean Jelly Totes. Other items on sale are ...

Jelly Roll is reacting to the misinterpretation that his face tattoos are for the sake of attention. In a recent cover story for Men's Health, the 41-year-old singer candidly spoke about the ...

Featured on the cover of Men’s Health in January 2026, Jelly Roll went through a huge transformation to get there. […] ...

Jelly Roll has been granted a pardon from Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee for previous convictions for robbery and drug-related crimes that date back to 2003. The country singer, whose real name is Jason ...

Jelly Roll’s criminal past is officially behind him. Tennessee Governor Bill Lee pardoned 33 people on Thursday, December 18, including the country singer. Photos published by the AP showed Jelly Roll ...

Jelly Roll has been granted clemency for crimes he committed over two decades ago. The "Son of a Sinner" singer (born Jason DeFord) was one of the 33 people Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee pardoned on Dec. 18 ...

Jelly Roll explains how lifestyle changes, consistency, and a long-term mindset helped him lose 275 pounds and reach his fitness goal after years of struggle.

Jelly Roll looked slimmer than ever as he achieved a dream of appearing on the cover of Men's Health after dropping nearly 300 pounds. At his heaviest, Jelly Roll once tipped the scales at 540 pounds ...

If there’s a song that changed everything for Jelly Roll, it’s “Save Me“. Jelly Roll wrote “Save Me” with David Ray and Grant Sims. It’s this song that finally shed a spotlight on his music, after ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tennessee’s governor pardoned country star Jelly Roll on Thursday for his criminal past in the state, acknowledging the Nashville native’s long road back from drugs and prison ...