As a result, the U.S. convenience store landscape has remained mostly unchanged, as reflected in this year’s Convenience Store News Top 100 report, compiled in partnership with Nielsen TDLinx ...

Johnny Rodriguez, one of country music’s first Hispanic stars and known for 1970s hits “Ridin’ My Thumb to Mexico” and “That’s the Way Love Goes,” has died at the age of 73.

Longstanding nationwide candy chain See's Candies is shutting down one of its popular California locations after three decades. "The See's Candies chocolate shop in Sunnyvale, CA sells our ...

The musician, born in Sabinal, Texas, in 1951, rose to prominence for his distinctive style, combining Mexican-inspired Tejano performances with Texan country music. He is considered a pioneer as ...

Country music star Johnny Rodriguez has died aged 73, with his family describing him as "irreplaceable". The singer was best known for his hit song Ridin' My Thumb To Mexico. Sharing a statement ...

The singer's daughter, Aubry Rodriguez, said he died on Friday, May 9 Paul S. Howell/Getty Country music star Johnny Rodriguez has died. He was 73. Rodriguez's daughter Aubry announced his death ...

COUNTRY music pioneer Johnny Rodriguez has died at 73. The Texas-born star had six number one hits - and 20 top 10s - in his heyday between 1973 and 1978. Rodriguez helped to define the genre of ...

The country music pioneer had a glittering career that included six number one hits and 20 top 10s in his heyday, which was between 1973 and 1978. His most memorable hits included Ridin' My ...

From Old Country Bumpkin to Master Swordsman follows middle-aged swordsman Beryl Gardenant, who has only ever accomplished one thing: running a humble sword-fighting dojo in the quiet countryside.

Country music star Johnny Rodriguez has died aged 73, his family have announced. During the peak of his career in the mid-1970s, Rodriguez had six number one songs, and many other hits including a ...

CBS axed Queen Latifah’s The Equalizer after five years of service and bid farewell to FBI: International, FBI: Most Wanted, and S.W.A.T. But what about Fire Country, you ask? Great question.