BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — The 34th annual Albertsons Boise Open announced the concert lineup for this year’s event to be held August 24 – 27, according to a recent news release. The concerts will be held at Hillcrest CC on the 18th fairway and will start after golf concludes. The concerts will kick off following golf on Thursday, August 24 around 7:30 p.m. with nine-time Grammy winner, Sheryl Crow. Following golf on Friday night, rock and roll legend Joan Jett and the Blackhearts will take the stage around 7:30 p.

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Christian Walker made headlines when he took to social media to call out his father Herschel Walker, following a report by The Daily Beast that the NFL player turnedGeorgia Senate candidate had allegedly paid for an abortion for an ex-girlfriend. Herschel has denied the claims, but then the woman involved claimed she had a child with him after becoming pregnant again, again per The Daily Beast on October 6. The child, 10, is allegedly one of Herschel’s four acknowledged children, three of which have only recently been made known.

AFC Leopards have suspended head coach Rodolfo Zapata for the remainder of the season, according to sources. The decision was taken Friday following the team’s recent poor form. Tom Juma who was his assistant and team manager Gilbert Selebwa have been tasked to oversee the remainder of the season. The team is set to play Ulinzi Stars and Nzoia United before they close the season. Leopards blew away their only chance of winning a silverware this season after they were bundled out of SportPesa Shield by Sofapaka at the semis Sunday.

Freddie Flintoff, now 44, has battled with the dietary problem of bulimia since he was 20 years old. Freddie Flintoff is a former international cricket player who now works in radio and television in England. In 1996–1997 and 1997, Flintoff led the England Under–19 team in "Test" matches against Zimbabwe at home and in Pakistan. At Trent Bridge in 1998, he played in his first England Test match against South Africa.