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The drama continues on an all-new season of Nashville, premiering tonight at 9 p.m. on ABC.

Last week we posted the video of the twerking girl catching herself on fire. This video went viral and was the talk of the whole world. Well Jimmy Kimmel has come forward with the truth about this video.

This video was taken in Houston so they are getting close. They are called "sliders" because while you are putting gas in your car they park at the next set of gas pumps and the thief slides to your passenger side opens the door and steals your purse and is gone in a flash...

There were first-time winners in the Entertainer, Album and Vocal Group of the Year categories at the 2012 CMA Awards, and fans saw brilliant performances by stars like Little Big Town, Kelly Clarkson, the Band Perry and Zac Brown Band. However, there were a few noticeable absences from this year's Nashville ceremony.

With her dazzling attire and stage-brightening smile, Dolly Parton would seemingly be an ideal celebrity to hit the ‘Dancing With the Stars’ set — she’s even got the costuming down already. Still, the ‘Jolene’ hitmaker does not think she’d be a good fit and has refused several offers to appear on the show.

Reba McEntire struck sitcom gold with her first series, the sensibly titled ‘Reba,’ which ran on the WB and CW networks from 2001-2007. She’s concentrated on her music career since ‘Reba’ left the air, releasing a trio of bestselling albums — including her most recent effort, 2010′s ‘All the Women I Am’ — and returning to the road for successful tours. Viewers who still mourn the loss of ‘Reba’ ca

When Eric Knight adopted his Chihuahua, Paco, from a shelter five years ago, he had no idea the pint-sized canine led a double-life as a superhero. Two armed robbers who recently tried to shake down Knight’s cigar store in Altadena, California found out the hard way. They got far enough in the heist that the store owner was stuffing cash into a backpack — and that’s when Paco emerged, full of aggr

It’s the end of an era: ABC announced today that it is canceling its long-running soap operas ‘All My Children’ and ‘One Life to Live.’ According to the LA Times, ‘All My Children’ will end in Sept. 2011, while ‘One Life to Live’ will officially die in Jan. 2012, leaving ‘General Hospital’ as the network’s only remaining soap. EW.com adds that “enormous costs” were the main reason the shows wer