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Morgan Wallen just hit a historic sales milestone, surpassing country legends like Garth Brooks and Carrie Underwood. Here's the full Top 10 breakdown.

Reba McEntire's son Shelby and his wife Marissa have welcomed a baby boy!

Reba and Dolly had a strong faith in common, and Reba knew without a doubt that Dolly would feel joyful about going to Heaven.

It's one of the most impactful and enduring songs in the history of popular music.

Dolly Parton didn't want a memorial, so we'll call this a tribute performance.

Brothers Osborne teamed up with Cody Johnson on new music despite their political differences, proving collaboration matters more than agreement.

Emily's taking things up a notch in 2027!

Langley knew that Kaitlin Butts would be good at playing the mean girl.

"You yell barracuda, everybody says, "Huh? What?" You yell shark, we've got a panic on our hands." Looks like some great whites recently scoped out some Texas beaches.

Kelsea Ballerini just brought live music to a children's hospital in her hometown, funding a program that'll keep performers at patients' bedsides.

Some songs remind us to slow down and appreciate what we have. Tim McGraw’s 2004 hit asks a bigger question: What would you change if you knew your time was limited?

Randy Moss named the Eric Church album he loves most, but the "Springsteen" singers own answer came with a personal story about the record that still stands apart in his catalog.

The first three performers for the Dec. 31 New Year's Eve concert in Nashville were announced on Oct. 20.

Episode 2 of the mob drama will reveal there was more to this "accident" than we know.

Riley Green's got a clear picture of fatherhood, and it involves camo, hunting trips, and plenty of new songs down the line.

Kid Rock, Bill Maher, and Stephen A. Smith spent over four hours at a White House dinner with Trump.

The "Something in the Orange" singer spent years keeping Nashville at arm’s length, criticizing the sound of mainstream country and insisting Music City wasn’t his scene.

Mixed signals can leave you wondering where you stand, but Ella Langley’s “Bottom of Your Boots” makes a case for a love that doesn’t leave you guessing.