TJ Osborne on How He's Been Received in Country Music Community Since Coming Out as Gay

Lana Del Rey is trying out different genres.

 Elliot Page  is sharing his story in his first interview since coming out as transgender.In his new cover story with TIME Magazine, Page opened up about his journey, which includes the pivotal moment when he got his hair cut short at the age of 9.Elliot Page shows love and appreciation for his fansCelebs show support for ‘Juno’ star Elliot Page after sharing that he is trans“I felt like a boy,” Page told the publication. “I wanted to be a boy. I would ask my mom if I could be someday.”However,

Sharing his story! Elliot Page opened up about his journey to finding his identity in his first interview since coming out as transgender.

Elliot Page says he's able to "fully" embrace who he is after coming out as transgender months ago. The 34-year-old "Umbrella Academy" star tells Time in its latest cover story that he anticipated "a lot of support and love and a massive amount of hatred and transphobia" upon announcing in December that he is transgender.

Elliot Page is living his truth. In the new cover story for magazine, the 34-year-old actor opens up for the first time since coming out as a transgender man, and shares the response he's received since his December Instagram post. “What I was anticipating was a lot of support and love and a massive amount of hatred and transphobia,” Page shares.

When it comes to Black music in Canada, the focus remains heavily on Toronto as home to some of the biggest artists in the world. But, with Black music history all over the country, there are a number of artists working on shifting the musical focus to Western Canada.

Ready for change. Maren Morris got real about the disparity of race among country music singers and how she thinks the community can improve.

Maren Morris is getting candid about the state of country.

Having a platform means having responsibility for Maren Morris.

You’ve probably heard of 2020’s renaissance man by now. He has an Emmy for “Will & Grace,” more Instagram followers than Norway has people and at 65 he’s about to release his debut album, “Company’s Comin’” on April 2.

Little Big Town singers Kimberly Schlapman and Karen Fairchild have racked up some big radio hits, but they also acknowledge the existence of systemic sexism in country music.

Country music fans are going to have to wait a while for the next CMA Fest. The annual celebration of country music has been canceled due to the coronavirus.The Country Music Association announced on Tuesday that this year's festival will be cancelled due to COVID-19 — marking the second time this festival has been cancelled because of the pandemic.«After thoughtful deliberation, we are saddened to share that CMA Fest will not take place in 2021,» the Country Music Association shared in a

Chris Willman Music WriterTo the surprise of few, the CMA Festival planned for downtown Nashville in June has been canceled for a second consecutive year — likely the first of many likely summer festival cancellations to come in the U.S.The news first came via a lengthy note sent by Country Music Festival CEO Sarah Trahern to CMA members.While other festivals are still looking at vaccine rates and mulling their prospects for being able to pull off a large-scale, multi-day gathering before the

T.J. Osbourne is feeling the love. The 36-year-old country singer came out as gay earlier this month, and has been getting nothing but support from the country music community and fans.

caught on camera using a racial slur earlier this year.Reigning female artist of the year, Morris, 30, racked up a staggering six nominations with “The Bones” nominated for both song of the year and single of the year. It also earned the performer a nod for songwriter of the year.