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Billy Joe Shaver, singer-songwriter and hero of 'outlaw' country, dies at 81 Country music singer-songwriter Billy Joe Shaver, whom  Willie Nelson  once called "the greatest living songwriter," died Wednesday at the age of 81. His friend Connie Nelson said he died Wednesday in his native Texas following a stroke. Shaver rose to acclaim in 1973 with his debut album, "Old Five and Dimers Like Me," and was often referred to as part of  the "outlaw country" movement  of the 1970s along with figures like Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings, both of whom recorded his songs. Jennings, in fact, recorded 10 songs of Shaver's on one album alone, "Honky Tonk Heroes," released the same year as Shaver's debut. Shaver had previously had his break as a songwriter when Kris Kristofferson discovered him and recorded his song "Good Christian Soldier" on another landmark album, 1971's "The Silver Tongued Devil and I." His songs

Bachelorette Recap: The men roast Dale Moss for spending too much time with Clare Crawley Note: This story contains spoilers of the Oct. 27 episode of The Bachelorette.  Did your marshmallow burn?  Because the roast of Dale Moss was aflame Tuesday on week three of The Bachelorette.  The Brandon, South Dakota man was the center of everyone's attention as we cringed through two hours of this season's trademark: awkwardness.  The pre-premiere rumors have so far played out as expected: that Moss and Clare Crawley hit it off early, and that Crawley leaves the show at some point. This episode granted us a little gift of a glimpse into the future with the next rumored leading lady, Tayshia Adams, with a clip of her stepping into the spotlight at the end.  Buckle in. This week did not hold back. If you were playing a drinking game and "Dale" was one of your trigger words ... you should probably call into work tomorrow.  It started with Crawley, 39, kicking off contestant Yose