During last year’s ACM Awards, Reba McEntire promised she’d be back next ... The “Fancy” hitmaker first co-hosted the show in 1986 with John Schneider and the late Mac Davis.

Reba McEntire was already well into her career as a country music singer by the time she was formally inducted into the Grand Ole Opry on Jan. 17, 1986. Her induction came nearly a decade after ...

The two Martins have built successful comedy careers both separately and together, including co-starring in the 1986 comedy movie ... coach and sitcom star Reba McEntire, who set a record for ...

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At the Country Music Hall of Fame, Reba McEntire has made her mark by producing 33 albums ... Whoever’s in New England (1986) McEntire found fame in the 80s with her album, Whoever’s in New England.

“I Lie” was written by Tom Damphier who, a few months later, would have the distinction of co-writing (with Rick Carnes) the first country No.1 by Reba McEntire, “Can’t Even Get The Blues.

Fifteen living CMA or ACM Entertainers of the Year are not members of the Grand Ole Opry, and a few of them barely recognize ...

The queen of country rarely shares selfies with her beau, but to mark 5 years together, she did — and fans can't get enough.

One song in particular garnered her that reputation. Uncover the story behind "Whoever's In New England," below.

McEntire and Linn first met in 1991, but they didn't begin dating until 2020 Reba/Instagram Reba McEntire is marking a milestone with Rex Linn! On Thursday, Jan. 23, McEntire, 69, celebrated the ...