Country singer Taylor Dee dead at 33 after car accident

Quindon Tarver has sadly died.

Quindon Tarver, best known for singing in Baz Luhrmann’s 1996 "Romeo + Juliet" and Seasons 2 and 7 of "American Idol" is dead at age 38 after a car accident in Texas.  The singer’s uncle, Willie Tarver, confirmed news of his death to The Daily Beast saying he was in an accident on a Texas highway last Thursday.   "He had an accident—all we know is he had a wreck, crashed into a wall somewhere on George Bush [Turnpike]," he told the outlet.

AUSTIN, Texas -- A former Texas sheriff has been charged for the second time with evidence tampering in an investigation into the death in custody of a Black man that was filmed by the police reality TV series “Live PD,” officials announced Thursday.Robert Chody was booked into a Travis County jail on Thursday and released 20 minutes later on a $15,000 bond, a spokeswoman for the county sheriff’s office said.The charge stems from the destruction of video that showed 40-year-old Javier Ambler's

Post Malone is in a country mood.

Deadline reports, Thomas has confirmed via representatives that he is currently receiving treatment in a Texas health care facility.“I just wanted to take this unique opportunity to share my gratitude to Gloria, my wonderful wife and my rock for over 53 years, my family, friends, and fans,” Thomas said through his publicist.“I’m so blessed to have had the opportunity to record and perform beautiful songs in pop, country, and gospel music, and to share those wonderful songs and memories around

B.J. Thomas, best known for his 1969 hit “Raindrops Keep Fallin’ On My Head”, is sharing some news about his health.

B.J. Thomas has Stage 4 lung cancer, the Grammy-winning singer said today though his reps. The man who topped the Hot 100 with “Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head” from the Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and had four other top 10 singles is receiving treatment in a Texas health care facility and is hopeful for a complete recovery.

Country crooner? Post Malone got in touch with his Texas roots while performing a Brad Paisley song as a part of the We’re Texas fundraiser on Sunday, March 21.

Sad news from Texas.

Taylor Dee was a country singer from Texas whose singles, including “The Buzz,” were gaining in popularity.After dreaming of a career as a singer since childhood, Dee released her debut album, “The Buzz,” in 2019. In addition to local airplay around Texas, her debut single, “The Buzz,” reached the Top 15 on the Canadian country music chart.

Taylor Dee, a rising country music star from Texas tragically died following a car crash.

CBS DFW reports. She was 33. Dee, born Taylor Dawn Carroll, was driving an SUV eastbound on Texas' State Highway 183 toll lane in Euless around 10:30 p.m., according to CBS.