Elle King's Dolly Parton disaster tops country music's embarrassing on-stage moments
Fox News
Elle King, Reba McEntire and Carrie Underwood are just a few of the country music stars who have faced embarrassing moments on stage.
The Grand Ole Opry issued an apology on X, saying, "We deeply regret and apologize for the language that was used during last night’s second Opry performance."
In the days after the event, Fox News Digital confirmed King postponed her upcoming performance at Billy Bob’s Texas, a honky tonk in Fort Worth, Texas.
Brooke Shields relied on her close "confidant," former President George H.W. Bush, for dating advice and had her own nickname for the former president of the United States.
According to reports, Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, raised enough money to continue living in Royal Lodge. The estate is worth a reported $38 million.
Pop culture expert and crime buff Perez Hilton weighs in on the Illinois Supreme Court's decision to toss the hate crime hoax conviction of Jussie Smollett.
HBO issued a statement clarifying it stands by "Harry Potter" series creator J.K. Rowling amid the backlash against her for her views on trans issues.
Josh Brolin recalled a time he and Denzel Washington almost got into a "fight' while working together on Ridley Scott's "American Gangster."
The late Kris Kristofferson was honored at the 2024 CMA Awards with a performance from Ashley McBryde. The late Tom Petty and Toby Keith were also honored.
Luke Combs and Eric Church held a concert last month to raise money for Hurricane Helene victims. At the CMA Awards, Combs spoke about the money raised, and Church performed his song "Darkest Hour."
Sir Rod Stewart updated fans on whether he plans to continue performing ahead of his 80th birthday. The rocker announced his "One Last Time" tour earlier this month.
Jussie Smollett's hate crime hoax conviction was overturned by the Illinois Supreme Court on Thursday. The actor had been convicted of five felony counts in Dec. 2021.
Goldie Hawn recalled struggling with anxiety and experiencing "little panic attacks" after landing her first big acting role in the late 1960s sitcom "Good Morning World."
Actress Melissa Joan Hart has been with husband Mark Wilkerson 21 years. She spoke with Fox News Digital about their chance encounter at the Kentucky Derby and their whirlwind romance.