Tim Rogers, who lives in Blytheville, Arkansas, is a well-known pastor and gospel music artist. At the age of 18, Tim Rogers followed in the footsteps of his father, Bishop TJ Rogers, and began preaching the gospel. Tim Rogers & the Fellas, a vocal quartet that fused classic and modern soul and gospel, was formed by him in the early 2000s. Brien, Terry, and Troy Rogers are all members of the band, and they have put out two albums (2009’s “Change” and 2012’s “Real”) on the Blackberry label.

Katie Maloney and Tom Schwartz from 'Vanderpump Rules' are going through a breakup. Here's what we know about the end of their marriage. Source: Instagram/@musickillskateAfter being together for over a decade, Katie Maloney and Tom Schwartz from Vanderpump Rules have decided to call it quits. Based on the current rumors making the rounds, the two reality TV stars have decided it’s no longer worth trying to make things work. Vanderpump Rules has been on the air for a total of nine seasons since its premiere in 2013, with Katie and Tom having been cast members from the start.

'Manifest' Season 4, Part 1 ending explained — creator Jeff Rake talks [SPOILER] sacrifice, surviving the death date, and much more. Source: NetflixSpoiler alert: This article contains MAJOR spoilers for Manifest Season 4 Part 1. It is all connected. The finale of Season 4, Part 1 of Manifest left viewers stunned after learning that the death date is not just for passengers of Flight 828 but for all of humanity, Angelina's emergence as the angel of the apocalypse, and Zeke's sacrifice to save Cal from his terminal cancer diagnosis.

When Spotify came around and enabled other people to see what you were listening to, I was in trouble. I have a bad habit of getting obsessed with a song and then listening to it on repeat until the playcount is in the hundreds. The fact that people can now witness my repetitious music taste, meant I had a problem. There are just those songs that you never get sick of, no matter how many times you listen to them.

Producers of A&E’s popular jail reform reality series 60 Days In tried something new for Season 8 — they documented the inmates of the featured jail for an extended period of time before and after the show participants came and went. The extra footage gave viewers a chance to really get to know the people who the 60 Days In program was trying to help. As you would expect, there were a lot of tragic and heart-wrenching stories among those incarcerated — most all of which were connected to drug addiction in some way.