Years later, those same kids were adults and showed up in autograph lines," Mandrell noted to The Tennessean in 2022. "It might be tacky to say that, but I'm proud of country music.

Along with performances by nominees, previous award shows have featured Tanya Tucker, Louise Mandrell, Pam Tillis, Billy Dean, Wayland Holyfield and others.

Along with performances by nominees, previous award shows have featured Tanya Tucker, Louise Mandrell, Pam Tillis, Billy Dean, Wayland Holyfield and others.

Barbara Mandrell made a rare public appearance to introduce Kelsea Ballerini's performance of "I Was Country When Country Wasn't Cool" at "Opry 100." ...

Barbara Mandrell is a Country Music Hall of Famer and Grand Ole Opry member who retired from music in 1997. Mandrell is known for her crossover appeal, blending country with pop and soul influences.

The autograph above is probably the weakest of all Merrill autographs. You can tell there's a 'J', but you wouldn't be wrong for assuming it's just a fancy 'L.' The card sold for $344 on eBay.

Autograph, the NFT company co-founded by Tom Brady, is merging with the digital fitness company Future. As part of the merger, Brady will join the board of directors of Future and serve as co ...

An autograph seeker went berserk on Jason Kelce after the former NFL center and ESPN personality dared to pass the person by without signing an autograph as he left filming an appearance on ...

When I was invited over to watch “Hopalong Cassidy,” his mother served us potato chips and Royal Crown Cola. VERY TASTY. The glass bottles had a yellow pyramid adorning them but (because we ...

They could either get the autograph in person at a game, card show, or other promotional event, or they could send an item to the athlete through the mail and request an autograph. The process is ...

Louise Mandrell sings during the 27th annual Texas Country Music Hall of Fame induction ceremony and show Saturday at the Carthage Civic Center. The 2024 inductees were Roy Orbison, ...

From 1992 to 1994 she headlined at the 4,000-seat Grand Palace Theater in Branson, and then she opened the Louise Mandrell Theater in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, in 1997. Irlene Mandrell first rose to ...