Carrie Underwood Blasted for Liking Anti-Mask Tweet: ‘Jesus Take the Wheel Indeed’

Carrie Underwood has had an exciting few months and her latest news was met with a mass of enthusiasm from her loyal fans.MORE: Carrie Underwood's $3M estate with husband Mike is 400 acres of perfectionThe country star took to Instagram this week to reveal that she has teamed up with Dan and Shay to record a song for the Dear Evan Hansen movie.The song, Only Us, will be released on Friday, and she shared a preview of it on social media. VIDEO: Carrie Underwood shares special message for her

GoFundMe page Saturday. “Caleb has peacefully passed on,” she wrote. “He will forever live in our hearts and minds.”Wallace battled the virus for weeks in the ICU, according to the San Angelo Standard-Times.

Carrie Underwood had reason to celebrate over the weekend and made sure to tell her fans.MORE: Country star Carrie Underwood announces celebratory news with her fansThe country star is used to travelling the country for work, but on Saturday it was extra special as she was back in her hometown of Oklahoma.Taking to Instagram, the award-winning singer shared a series of photos of herself performing on stage, alongside a heartfelt message. VIDEO: Carrie Underwood shares special message for her

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CNN Business.The memo specifies that employees are required to wear a mask and cover their faces when away from their desks or when speaking to colleagues. Owned by media mogul Rupert Murdoch, the latest mandate is a notable shift for a company that has been pushing anti-mask stories and broadcasts as the pandemic continues.The Post has consistently published stories and opinion articles arguing against masks and other COVID safety measures in terms bordering on hyperbolic.

Carrie Underwood doesn’t let a little rain dampen her spirits.

pic.twitter.com/vhXpE7x0oXOn July 11, Valentine confirmed that he had been diagnosed with the virus on Facebook, telling his audience that he expected to be back soon. Prior to his illness, Valentine had voiced skepticism about the COVID-19 vaccine.Just four days after announcing his diagnosis, Valentine tweeted a link to a Daily Caller article reporting on a recall of Johnson & Johnson sunscreens, writing, “Ah, but I’m sure their vaccine is perfectly safe.

Billy Eichner has revealed that Carrie Underwood blocked him on Twitter.

Carrie Underwood has quickly become a lightning rod on the Internet after "liking" an anti-masking video.The video prompting the outrage is of conservative podcaster Matt Walsh at a recent Nashville School Board meeting. In his speech, Matt argued against children wearing face masks in school, calling it "child abuse." After the Twitter-verse noticed that the country singer "liked" the tweet, social media lit up from both ends of the spectrum.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorNBC’s “Sunday Night Football” wouldn’t seem to have much to do with Disney Plus’ “The Mandalorian,” but this year, the two very different programs have common ground.NBC Sports shot a new opening for its football broadcast — the nation’s most-watched regular TV series — that puts singer Carrie Underwood at a virtual football tailgate while performing “Waiting All Day For Sunday Night.” The shoot was conducted at an Industrial Light & Magic sound stage using

Carrie Underwood is facing backlash for her response to a speech addressing mask mandates for children. As cases of coronavirus have once again begun to rise and schools pick up for the fall semester, mask mandates have been a hot topic, specifically whether children should be mandated to wear masks at school.

Maybe next time she’ll think before she tweets…

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Well, we never expected an NFL star and Disney Channel mom to be teaming up for the same fight, but that’s exactly what’s happening ahead of the new school year!

Former Disney Channel star Leigh-Allyn Baker is not happy about the mask mandate enforced in her children’s Tennessee school district. A video surfaced on Thursday reportedly showing the "Good Luck Charlie" actress attending the Williamson County Board of Education meeting on Tuesday — and where she went on an anti-mask rant.