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In a post to X, Prather made his stance clear, denouncing Trans Visibility Day as a "woke, IMAGINARY, demonic holiday."

"I believe in giving women all the tools and the trust that we can do it all without losing our essence, without losing our femininity."

Aaron Lewis and Beyoncé are currently in a battle for the top chart position on iTunes's country charts,

The video surfaces as federal authorities raided the rapper's homes in connection with a human trafficking probe.

The Grammy-winning artist teased fans with a preview of the controversial pseudo-country album in her Instagram.

As AI music tools continue to proliferate, questions arise regarding the authenticity and originality of compositions generated through these platforms.

Pre-orders are now open on iTunes for Lara Lea Trump's upcoming single, "Anything Is Possible."

His new song, "Famous Again" is positioning itself to be a rallying cry for those who love the authentic sounds of country music and yearn for a collective return to faith in Christ.

Underwood is expanding her gospel repertoire with a partnership with SiriusXM.

Beyond allegations of sexual misconduct, Diddy has a history of legal troubles spanning decades.

"You’re a pretty horrible person." 

Mitchell had accused Spotify of enabling the spread of "baseless conspiracy theories."

Schneider's critique of Beyoncé's attempt to infiltrate the country music genre is rooted in concern, not in racism.

Beyoncé noted that the project "ain't a country album," and the the album came from "taking my time to bend and blend genres together to create this body of work."