Kelly Clarkson said she absolutely wouldn’t be the star she is today if her “American Idol” movie “From Justin to Kelly” came out before her huge debut single.
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virtual benefit concert «We're Texas,» which aimed to raise money for those impacted by the devastating winter storm that rocked the state in February.Organized by Matthew McConaughey through his Just Keep Livin Foundation, the star-studded online benefit saw some stars like Jamie Foxx, Selena Gomez and Megan Thee Stallion share some meaningful words of support for those who are trying to rebuild after the storm.«Everything is bigger in Texas.
We're known for our rugged individualism, and for
.Kelly Clarkson said she absolutely wouldn’t be the star she is today if her “American Idol” movie “From Justin to Kelly” came out before her huge debut single.
Post Malone is in a country mood.
Denisha Dalton had “The Voice” coaches fighting to have her on their teams during Monday’s episode of the hit show.
Post Malone, Kacey Musgraves, Willie Nelson and Khalid were just some of the acts who performed for the We’re Texas relief fundraiser livestream.The livestream was hosted on March 21 by Texan actor Matthew McConaughey, with proceeds being directed to his foundation Just Keep Living and its Texas relief fund, established in response to the devastating Winter Storm Uri.For his performance at the end of the stream, Posty covered Brad Paisley’s ‘I’m Gonna Miss Her (The Fishing Song)’ and Sturgill
Matthew McConaughey celebrated Texas' "rugged individualism" in a special fundraiser. The 51-year-old actor was joined by a whole host of stars on Sunday night (21.
Matthew McConaughey appeared on The Tonight Show on Friday to talk about the relief benefit concert he's hosting in Texas this weekend. But first, he and late-night host Jimmy Fallon bonded briefly about their affection for airstreams.
Some of the biggest music stars that Texas has ever produced are coming together to show their solidarity after recent winter storms devastated the state they call home.
Matthew McConaughey told Jimmy Fallon that he thinks taking political office is an honorable thing to do. McConaughey’s statement comes 10 days after the 51-year-old actor confirmed to The Balanced Voice Podcast that he has thought of running for governor in Texas.
He’s already an Oscar-winning actor and a best-selling author, but now Matthew McConaughey might be adding politician to his list of credentials.
Matthew McConaughey is responding to speculation that he’s running for Governor of Texas!
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Matthew McConaughey is speaking out after Texas Gov. Gregory Wayne Abbott lifted restrictions on the state’s mask mandate amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Texas native Matthew McConaughey is speaking out about Gov. Gregory Abbott's decision to lift the state's mask mandate as the ongoing coronavirus pandemic continues.
Matthew McConaughey is speaking out after Texas Gov. Gregory Wayne Abbott lifted restrictions on the state's mask mandate amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.The 51-year-old actor, who hails from Uvalde, Texas, was a guest on on Wednesday, where he slammed the decision and explained why it's important to «keep masking up.»«Thank you for asking me that. My reaction to that is, I was a little dumbfounded by the decision,» McConaughey said.
Kelly Clarkson, Willie Nelson, the Jonas Brothers, and Selena Gomez are joining forces with Matthew McConaughey to raise much-needed funds for those affected by the deadly Texas winter storms.