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Lee Brice Reveals Which of His Songs is His Most Authentic

Lee Brice has had plenty of hit songs over the years, including No. 1 hits like “A Woman Like You,” “Hard to Love,” “Rumor,” and more. But if Brice had to pick one song that is authentically his, it’s his current single, “Memory I Don’t Mess With.” “Every song as a songwriter, you have some truths, or some past,…

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Larry Gatlin’s Addiction and Recovery Story Detailed in Matthew McConaughey’s Memoir

Larry Gatlin is opening up about his addiction, and recovery, which was detailed in Matthew McConaughey’s recent Greenlights memoir. It was Gatlin who gave McConaughey permission to use his first name in the book, now ready to speak freely about one of the biggest struggles of his personal and professional life, sharing the story of how University of Texas…

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Carly Pearce Burst Into Tears After Finding Out About Her ACM Awards Nods

Carly Pearce is heading into the 2021 ACM Awards with three nominations. The Kentucky native is nominated for Single of the Year and Music Event of the Year, both for her “I Hope You’re Happy Now” duet with Lee Brice, as well as her first-ever nod for Female Artist of the Year — a career pinnacle she once wasn’t…

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Dolly Parton’s Strawberry Pretzel Pie Ice Cream to Be Available Again

If you missed the chance to purchase Dolly Parton‘s custom-made Strawberry Pretzel Pie ice cream at Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams, you’re in luck. The demand for the ice cream, which was made in limited quantities, caused the Jeni’s website to crash on the day the ice cream was made available, with some pints later listed for sale for as…

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2021 ACM Awards: Kane Brown Wins Video of the Year for ‘Worldwide Beautiful’

Kane Brown is an ACM Awards winner! The 27-year-old just won his first ACM Award, for Video of the Year, for his poignant single, “Worldwide Beautiful.” “I wrote this song with three of my buddies out of Nashville,” he said on CBS This Morning, where he heard the good news. “We were just like ‘You know, it would be a…

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Trisha Yearwood Launches Pet Line, Inspired by Her Own Dogs

Trisha Yearwood is a singer, a Food Network TV show host, a cookbook author, has a collection of furniture and dishes, and now just launched a pet line as well! The Trisha Yearwood Pet Collection, which will officially launch on April 15, was inspired by her own two rescue dogs, Emmy and Millie. “My dogs are indoor-outdoor dogs. They…

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Reba McEntire Moves Live in Concert Tour Dates to 2022

Reba McEntire is once again postponing her Reba: Live in Concert tour dates, this time to 2022. The singer, who planned on originally launching the tour in 2020, shared the disappointing news on her website. “We’ve waited as long as we possibly could to make a decision, but unfortunately we’re not going to be able to play our 2021…

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Vanderbilt University Medical Staff to Attend 2021 ACM Awards

The 2021 ACM Awards will not bed open to the public, due to COVID-19, but there will be some special guests in the audience. Vaccinated staff from Vanderbilt University Medical Center have been invited to attend the show in person, as a small token of gratitude for all of the hard work they have done since the start of…

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Morgan Wallen Breaks Silence: ‘I’ve Really Worked on Myself’

Morgan Wallen is speaking out, after staying away from social media for two months, about the work he has done on himself, following the racial slur he uttered. After Wallen was removed from radio and lost his record deal, as well as was removed from consideration for the upcoming ACM Awards, Wallen said in February that he was taking…

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2021 ACM Awards: See the List of Performers and Songs

We are only a few days away from the 2021 ACM Awards, and now we know who will be performing and what songs they will be singing! It was previously announced that the show would air live from the Ryman Auditorium, the Grand Ole Opry and the Bluebird Cafe, but it was recently revealed that some performances will take…

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