LeAnn Rimes

No one does it better than our country artists.

Rimes said the shocking incident 'was a first, and hopefully a last,' in her career.

It's sad when former friends and colleagues wind up in court.

It was a special day for the entire family.

From carefully placed cowboy hats to nearly full-frontal flashing, these country music artists weren't afraid to show a little (or a lot of) skin over the years.

The Voice is doubling up on "mega mentors" for Season 27.

Bombshell lawsuits, cheating scandals and even one murder all made this list of the biggest stories that have rocked country music's headlines.

At least one of these was banned from TV. Another could never even get that far!

Most of these tender-aged stars were still in their teens -- and some were even younger!

These singers are living in a Barbie (country) world.

Today (Aug. 28) was the 50th anniversary of activist Martin Luther King's famed "I Have a Dream" speech. And some of the celebrities in the Twitterverse certainly took notice, while others were too distracted because their children had spontaneously combusted.

After discussing the possibly of a reality show or a sitcom in their future, the husband and wife team made up of country crooner LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian will actually be getting their own reality TV program on VH1 -- which isn't to say it still can't be scripted.

It's Friday, July 19 and despite what it feels like, not everyone you know and love is at San Diego Comic Con. Just some of them. To celebrate the impending weekend, the stars shared some photos, rallied for your support, and got their lives mixed up with the characters they play on screen.

Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, Brandi Glanville decided to make some waves, causing even more drama with her ex-husband Eddie Cibrian and his current wife LeAnn Rimes. Good thing Rimes recently swore off this stuff.

LeAnn Rimes is taking a ride in the wahmbulance. The attention-loving former country singer-cum-oversharing Twitter personality is talking about how she was bullied before social media existed -- and not even by Brandi Glanville.

Don't ask us why (because we'd be hard pressed to explain how our brains work), but from the nose down, LeAnn Rimes looks an awful lot like Falkor the luckdragon in 'The NeverEnding Story.' Or a Dr. Suess character. We're kinda torn.

LeAnn Rimes had high hopes for her new album 'Spitfire,' which, according to her, is all about how hard it was to cheat on her husband with a married man. But the public didn't buy it -- not just her tears during interviews, but her music either. As a result, 'Spitfire' sold a measly 10,798 copies in its first week. Womp womp.

Just when you thought LeAnn Rimes and Brandi Glanville were at least pretending to bury the hatchet in their never-ending feud, Rimes disavows the drama in an interview -- and then immediately adds to it.

A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, LeAnn Rimes took issue with a teacher named Kim Smiley, who was Team Brandi Glanville on Twitter. Never one to let a stranger on the internet get away with saying mean things about her, Rimes actually called Smiley (yes, on the phone) and berated her, a call that Smiley recorded and is now being sued for on the grounds that Rimes' privacy was breached.

In their never-ending attempts to stay relevant (which includes reminding us about their years-old extra-marital affairs), LeAnn Rimes and her husband Eddie Cibrian are looking to get a sitcom made about their lives. They've been talking about it since April, but no network thus far has bitten -- so it was apparently time for LeAnn to bring it up again.