If the sparkle has you paying particular attention to the jewels Carrie Underwood is wearing when she co-hosts the show with Brad Paisley, you won’t be the only one. Security is sure to have a close eye because it is reported that Carrie will be wearing a Jonathon Arndt designed emerald set valued at $60-million! If that figure wasn't written out in words, one might believe too many digits was a typo. But there are no lesser valued words that you can mistake for MILLION! Last year she wore a mere Six-million worth of jewels; what will Sixty-million look like?Reviewing a few more of the nomination categories:
Entertainer of the Year
Kenny Chesney
Brad Paisley
George Strait
Sugarland
Keith Urban
At post time, blog readers are split on Kenny Chesney or Keith Urban taking the crown. Watch this blog for the winners!
Headline news is hitting the press that Reba McEntire's 25-year association with the MCA Nashville label has come to an end. Reba has signed with the Valory Music Co., home of Jewel, Emerson Drive, and Jimmy Wayne. Valory’s sister label, Big Machine, boasts Taylor Swift, Trisha Yearwood and Jack Ingram on its roster. The move to Valory Music reunites Reba with Scott Borchetta, who is now president and CEO of Big Machine Records and the Valory Music Co. Borchetta was senior vice president of promotion at MCA Nashville during most of the 1990s. "I am thrilled to be joining the Valory team," Reba said. "Scott and I worked together on some of the biggest singles of my career, and I am excited to renew our partnership."Hillary Scott, from Lady Antebellum, just received the SESAC Songwriter of the Year award at the performing rights organization's annual awards ceremony Monday night. Hillary is the co-writer of Lady A’s "Love Don't Live Here," and "Lookin' for a Good Time." In her acceptance speece, Hillary said, "We've been here for the past couple of years as guests, but to get a medal is amazing. We had no idea what 'Love Don't Live Here' was going to do 36 weeks from when we released it. We had no idea it was going to end up in the Top 5. (This medal) makes me feel a little like (Olympic swimmer) Michael Phelps."
Lee Greenwood has been appointed by President Bush to serve on the 14-member Council Of The Arts, which advises the $145-million-a-year National Endowment For The Arts. The appointment has been confirmed by the U.S. Senate. He will be sworn in Friday (11/14) and continue to serve through the Obama Administration.
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