Laura Hostelley

The famous Christmas in Rockefeller tree lighting ceremony took place on Wednesday night (Nov. 30), marking the official kickoff to Christmas. Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood lent their voices on the holiday classic "Baby, It's Cold Outside" to help celebrate the annual event.

Carrie Underwood takes a trip down memory lane in a new video, looking back on her first time taking the CMA Awards stage and winning 2006 Female Vocalist of the Year.

Miranda Lambert paid tribute to the late Merle Haggard by performing her own rendition of his classic "Misery and Gin" during the 2016 ACM Honors event, which was broadcast Friday night (Sept. 9).

Toby Keith isn't known for his warm demeanor. In fact, many might say that the 6'3" country superstar comes off as a little intimidating

Ever wondered what Michael Phelps listens to before he dives into the pool?

Awkward moments are everywhere, but normally that's all they are. A moment. Kip Moore had a similar experience, except it was a bit longer moment. It was three long minutes while being interviewed for a radio show, and radio DJ Nick Kessler did everything he could to make it as uncomfortable as possible.

The "Bad Blood" is running thick between Taylor Swift and Kanye West after the hip-hop star's wife, Kim Kardashian, posted a video on Sunday (July 17) that at first watch doesn't seem to be great for Swift.

When you think of Zac Brown Band, the first thing that comes to mind probably isn't fine wine — especially considering the frontman likes his "Chicken Fried." But Brown is looking to change that mantra by releasing his very own line of red wines.

For the second time Wednesday night, Chris Stapleton's name was called to receive yet another CMA Award in the first year he was nominated as an artist. This time, it was to accept the prize for Album of the Year.

But while the country star made light of the rumors, he did not confirm or deny their validity.

It seems like celebrities everywhere these days are 'calling out' each other, and Miranda Lambert is following suit by calling out Taylor Swift — but not in the way that you might think.

Dierks Bentley paid tribute to the city of Charleston, S.C., during his appearance on Good Morning America on Friday (June 26). The singer dedicated the title track of his latest album, Riser, to all the residents of the city as they fight through the tragedy of the loss of nine lives in a shooting at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church on June 17.