Reba McEntire was at this year’s Oscars to sing the nominated song “Somehow You Do” from the movie Four Good Days. One of the stars of the film, Mila Kunis, introduced Reba’s performance…watch it here… Photo Courtesy of Reba McEntire
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Reba McEntire Wishes You a Merry Christmas in June
Reba McEntire took to social media this weekend and shared with her fans an early Christmas present. Turns out that she wrapped up filming a holiday movie for Lifetime TV. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Reba (@reba) We’ll be looking for that later this year to make the holiday…
Reba McEntire’s Music Video – “Somehow You Do” From the Movie Four Good Days – Out Now
Reba McEntire‘s powerful new song “Somehow You Do” – which is featured in the new movie Four Good Days — is available now. Talking about the song, Reba says ““I definitely feel like the fans can relate to the overall message of this song. It does give hope when you’re down, depressed and you’re having…
Reba McEntire is Featured in Movie Trailer to Four Good Days
The new Glenn Close and Mila Kunis movie dealing with drug addiction and the impact it has on loved ones, Four Good Days, is set to be released at the end of April. The trailer is out now, and it features a very familiar voice singing the song “Somehow You Do” — it’s Reba McEntire.…
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Kevin Bacon And Jennifer Unveil Country Album Inspired By Their TV Series, ‘The Bondsman’
Kevin Bacon and Jennifer Nettles, who are currently starring in Amazon Prime’s series The Bondsman, have not only worked together on the show but have also collaborated on a new country album titled, Hell and Back. The record features eight original tracks inspired by the series and performed in character by both Bacon and Nettles,…
Jordan Davis Blends Heartbreak, Sports Metaphors, And Drinking On His New Single, “Bar None”
Jordan Davis’ new single, “Bar None,” captures the desperation of a man haunted by his past and fighting a losing battle with an empty glass in the lyrical double-meaning of the chorus, “You and your memory, one/ Me and this bar, none.” “When I brought in the general concept, I knew it was going to…
Lainey Wilson Finally Releases Her Live Fan-Favourite, “Bell Bottoms Up”
Fans eagerly awaiting Lainey Wilson’s 2024 album, Whirlwind, were surprised to find her live favorite, “Bell Bottoms Up,” missing from the tracklist. On Friday (April 4), the Louisiana singer-songwriter finally made the infectious single available on streaming platforms. The spirited honky-tonk tune showcases Wilson’s traditional country roots and boundless charisma, while referencing her trademark bell-bottom…
Morgan Wallen Reveals That He Hasn’t Been In A Bar Since His Infamous 2024 Chair-Throwing Incident
During a new interview with Theo Von on the comedian’s This Past Weekend podcast, Morgan Wallen discussed his decision to stay away from bars since his notorious chair-throwing incident in Nashville in April 2024. The country music superstar reflected on the challenges of fame and mentioned how he has made lifestyle changes to cope, emphasizing…
Jelly Roll Reveals That He Eats A Healthy Version Of His Favorite Waffle House Meal To Lose Weight
On Monday (March 31), Jelly Roll shared an Instagram video that highlighted the daily meals that he eats while on tour. The country star praised the work of his nutrition coach, Ian Larios, who creates healthier versions of his favorite foods, including a protein-packed breakfast bowl reminiscent of a popular Waffle House dish. “It all…