Carrie Underwood dropped the video for her single âCry Prettyâ on Sunday eveningâin the midst of American Idol, no lessâwhich you can watch above. As someone who discovered on a recent trip to Nashville that she reluctantly loves pop-country, I am still in the âtoleratingâ stage with this track. But more importantly,âŚ
Not only did country superstar Carrie Underwood perform live at Sunday nightâs ACM Awards, she shared a photo of her face for the first time since November! While stories about country award shows and celebrities posting selfies wouldnât typically lead Dirt Bag, this oneâs a little different. Primarily because untilâŚ
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Jared Leto is just along for the ride (and is also inflicting it upon us all).
Carrie Underwood, the Grammy-winning country singer who will destroy your property with a baseball bat and never get charged for it, released a new track from her upcoming album Storyteller this week, and itâs got a long title. Not Illinois-era Sufjan Stevens long, but long.
This morning the tabloids were obsessed with one single mystery: Why are Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck still wearing their wedding rings? A great mystery indeed and, undoubtedly, one that deserves some serious attention. Garner was seen wearing her ring during a coffee run yesterday in Atlanta. Meanwhile inâŚ
Wiz Khalifaâs âSee You Againâ is catchy as hell and that knowledge isnât lost on Carrie Underwood, who gave the song a Nashville twist in at the Big Barrel Country Music Festival on Sunday. Cue the twangy guitars!
Is there a planet in retrograde? Something is surely amiss because suddenly the Kardashian family is concerned about little Kylie Jenner. A source told People that while Kylieâs family doesnât think sheâs getting out of control, theyâve become concerned about the influence of her 25-year-old boyfriend Tyga. The sourceâŚ
Lambs, rejoice: your fearless leader Mariah Carey has once again found love in a fella named Brett Ratner.
There was another country music award show Monday night. This one was called the American Country Countdown Awards, and the fashion wasâdare I sayâtamer than what we have come to expect from these events.
The Carrie Underwood remake of The Sound of Music, AKA the time NBC destroyed one of your precious childhood memories live on the air, was such a stunning achievement in gratuitous innocence pummeling that the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences has nominated it for four (4) Emmy awards.
Thanks to all the people who hate watched NBC's live broadcast of Carrie Underwood screaming at American in a dirndl, NBC is going to go ahead and air a live version of Peter Pan. Excited? You should be â Miley Cyrus is rumored to be in talks for the lead (that's a joke, of course, but still â how far off could thatâŚ
Carrie Underwood has responded to the harsh public reaction to her less-than-impressive performance in the deeply unimpressive Sound of Music, Live!: "Plain and simple: Mean people need Jesus," she Tweeted. "They will be in my prayers tonight... 1 Peter 2:1-25."
Welcome back to Jezebel's Advent Calendar of Crap, an accounting of the pop cultural travesties barreling down the track towards us. Yesterday, we discussed the sadly inevitable Fifty Shades of Grey movie. Today's edition: NBC's insultingly unnecessary live production of The Sound of Music.
Carrie Underwood joined Rashida Jones and the always inexplicably adorable Jimmy Fallon for a medley of sorts on his show.
Last night, the 47th annual Country Music Association Awards were held in Nashville's Bridgestone arena to honor all the very talented humans in country music. From my understanding of the night, the two main themes were "Taylor Swift" and "not Miley Cyrus." As usual, the red carpet was swarmed with sparkles, rufflesâŚ
Yes, your nightmares have really, truly, become a reality and it looks even worse than you could have dreamt it.
This year's Country Music Award nominees were announced on Tuesday, and, if a person were to judge the state of country music from the list â dominated by the likes of Kacey Musgraves, Miranda Lambert, and Taylor Swift â they'd probably think that maybe these women were getting country stations to play their damnâŚ
Last night at the CMT Music awards in Nashville, there were sparkly dresses, short dresses, and short and sparkly dresses. Some of it was good, some of it was bad, some of it was tacky. Put your sunglasses on and take a look.
