Country Music

The show “has a big audience. And it’s an audience that doesn’t typically hear directly from Democratic candidates for president.”

The singer used a romantic song to reveal some truth about his own love life.

Is she really sorry, or just sorry that her fans blasted her on Twitter?

The organizers blame “financial challenges” for the last-minute cancellation of nearly every event including tomorrow night’s opening ceremony.

The singer told CNN, “I hope that everybody gets a chance to be who and what they are.”

“North Carolina, they’re checking for vaginas, if you want to use the can.”

But anyone looking for reaction from the record labels and production companies on Nashville’s Music Row has heard only the sound of silence.

“Which one o’ you queers gonna suck my d–k?” puts a different (and more inclusive?) spin on striking out at a bar.

“It would be nice if any other aspect of my life/work as an artist/advocate got a fraction of the press I get for wearing a bathing suit by gay media.”

In separate announcements Thursday, country music singers Ty Herndon and Billy Gilman came out as gay. Herdon went first, in interviews with People Magazine and Entertainment Tonight. His announcement inspired Gilman to do go public as well in a You Tube video posted just a few hours later.