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In today's McDaily we hear about the latest country prank between Tim McGraw and Luke Bryan. We'll find out where Brad Paisley is performing on the 4th of July. And what new movies are out this weekend just in time for Father's Day.

In today's McDaily we find out that LeAnn Rimes is sick of being called too skinny. Shania Twain is going to have her own show in Las Vegas. And New Jersey has talking great white sharks, you have to hear it to believe it. For more in depth details listen to the McDaily Podcast.

In today's McDaily find out what Kenny Chesney and I have in common. Also, Martina McBride has an addiction and I'll let you know what it is. Plus find out how John Krasinski of "The Office" met his wife.

In today's McDaily we find out that Gary Busey is going to be using his chops in the Piranha 3D sequel. Also,  a man spent 80 hours with an Etch A Sketch creating a Royal portrait. And Jessica Simpson is trying to "out do" Kate Middleton.

In today's McDaily: Keith Urban, Brad Paisley, Nicolas Cage, and Tina Fey.

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If you missed out on McMornings with McWilley today, you can watch a Piece of McMornings here. Today I talked about how Texas might get the highest speed limit in the nation with 85 mph.  Are you cool with everyone around you driving 85mph or do you think it's just to fast?

In the music world, Jamey Johnson told CMT his family and Matthew McConaughey's recently vacationed together in Brazil. Johnson said, “I even learned a little Portuguese."  Also in music news, Ronnie Dunn says he almost got Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert to marry in Las Vegas six months ago.  But he wasn’t egging them on alone, he had help from Reba.

When a terrorist says "Oops" that's a point for America.

Charlie was taken to the hospital. Papa Johns is hoping the Superbowl doesn't go into overtime.

Jamey Johnson loves classic country and he prefers to listen to it in its original form. He said, "My favorite way to listen to music is on vinyl LPs.  Dierks Bentley installed video cameras in his recording studio that will run nonstop as he records his next album.  Starting Sunday, you can watch those sessions streaming live on his website Dierks.com.