Spunky singer Reba McEntire has been hard at work on the set of her new comedy 'Malibu Country' recently, but the down-home star still finds time for her real-life family. In a new interview, the country superstar tells AARP magazine, "I am a very grateful happy camper."
Our favorite country redhead Reba McEntire covers the December/January issue of AARP magazine, where the country singer and TV sitcom star opens up about everything from her acting career to her reverence for fellow country music diva Dolly Parton!
Episode 5 of Reba McEntire's 'Malibu Country,' titled 'Not With My Daughter,' focused on her eponymous character's relationship with her daughter June, named after June Carter Cash. Reba had to deal with June adapting to live in California by engaging in some female bonding activities and behaviors with their vapid (but means well) blonde neighbor Kim via retail therapy.
On the fourth episode of Reba McEntire's new hit sitcom 'Malibu Country,' Reba dealt with the continued uphill battles of single motherhood and the re-emergence of her cheating (and charming) ex-husband Bobby, the reason she bolted from Nashville in favor of So Cal.
There's good news for country music fans who've been following their favorite music on television, as two country music-themed fall shows have been tapped for additional episodes. ABC has ordered a full season of the hour-long drama 'Nashville,' and the network brass have called for three additional episodes of Reba McEntire's half-hour comedy 'Malibu Country.'
Reba McEntire is returning to television, but that doesn't mean the country favorite is leaving behind her music career. The singer says her new show 'Malibu Country' will feature all-new music for her fans to enjoy.
Reba McEntire has hosted the ACM Awards more than a dozen times since first emceeing the annual event in 1999, but the music legend admits she has no plans to return for the 2013 ceremony. Instead, the Oklahoma native has found a suitable replacement in a fellow Okie and country music superstar -- her standing co-host Blake Shelton.
Reba McEntire calls this album -- released on Sept. 7, 1987 -- her divorce album, and the heavy content is indicative of what she was going through at the time. Her separation from husband Charlie Battles after 11 years isn't something she dishes on with any frequency, so one is forced to read between the lines of 10 well-crafted and emotional songs to get the scoop.
It quickly became clear that rumors of Reba McEntire‘s death were part of a hoax, but it’s still a relief to have the singer herself available to assure fans that everything is OK. McEntire took to her Twitter page on Tuesday afternoon to try to explain the hoax.
Reba McEntire is the latest celebrity to fall victim to a death hoax that’s spreading like wildfire on the web. The alleged news of her death has circulated so quickly that ‘Reba McEntire’ became the No. 1 trending search topic on Google late Monday evening (Jan. 30). Her latest Facebook wall update has been flooded with desperate comments from fans hoping and praying that a report that the singer had fallen to her death while climbing a mountain on an Austrian movie set is untrue.
“It’s official,” Reba McEntire tweeted last week, sharing, “my episode of @nbcwdytya will premiere on Mar. 2!” She was referring to the third season of NBC’s ancestry searching show ‘Who Do You Think You Are?,’ which will unmask McEntire’s family past. Each season, the show follows celebrities as they dig into their histories, their ancestry and the stories of the people who made their lives possible to begin with.
April 27, 2011 Jason Aldean leads the way with four nominations for the 2011 CMT Music Awards. The finalists list was revealed April 27th from Nashville. By the looks of it Jason Aldean looks like the hot ticket item for 2011. And the reason why could be because his videos are highly sought after by his fans.
