Sheryl Crow

There are many -- too many -- country stars who have had cancer or have been personally affected by it in some way.

We've found a few country stars who've dared to swear ... and then had to go back into the studio to make a family-friendly version of the same song for country radio airplay.

In the notoriously volatile entertainment business, no one can argue with having an education to fall back on.

The news of Glen Campbell's death on Tuesday (Aug. 8) has rocked the country music world, and as fans and artists alike mourn, some of the genre's most notable stars are opening up about the legend.

We dare you not to grin!

Sheryl Crow and Grace Potter teamed up at the 2016 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony in New York City Friday night (April 8) to perform an unexpected tribute to Eagles leader Glenn Frey.

It's hard to find someone who doesn't enjoy a good holiday flick, especially Will Ferrell's charming 'Elf.' Darius Rucker even found a little inspiration in the Christmas movie!

Rascal Flatts won't be lounging at home, relaxing in the sunshine this summer. Instead, the trio will be touring the nation on their 2014 Rewind Tour.

You know that I have an unhealthy obsession with awards shows...  A lot of that stems from the fashion!  Here's my list of best and worst dressed from the 2013 CMA Awards!

Sheryl Crow isn't trying to make eye patches fashionable, even if she does look fantastic when aping One-Eyed Willie. The singer merely adopted the black patch to protect her sore peeper. It seems that she injured her eye will playing tennis with her kids.

Sheryl Crow is undoubtedly best known for her pop and rock hits like 'All I Wanna Do,' 'If It Makes You Happy' and 'My Favorite Mistake,' but the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter has recently finished up recording her first country album, which she says is closer to true country music than much of what's being marketed as country these days.

Sheryl Crow found out in November that she has a brain tumor.  Thankfully it's benign.