Theatre review: ‘The Country Girl’ As the Broadway production of "Awake and Sing" a few years back demonstrated, the works of playwright Clifford Odets are long overdue for reappraisal ...

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Rick Diamond, Getty Images The lyrics and mussic of Luke Bryan's latest single, 'Country Girl (Shake It for Me),' mix a little down-home country with a cool, ...

The 'Country Girl (Shake It for Me)' video is a tasteful spin on the song's scandalous content, but it's done without losing sight of the sexy lyrics and rockin' groove of Bryan's latest huge hit.

Edna O'Brien, the award-winning Irish novelist known for 'The Country Girls' series and numerous other books, has died. She was 93.

“That was the song that got country fans up out of their seats and engaged with the artists to a level they hadn’t been before. “He was saying to the girls, ‘Hey, let’s have some fun.

Country girls know how to stack firewood, tie a rope in something other than a bow and know about all manner of wild, large and vaguely frightening (or really frightening! See #5 above!) animals.

The Country Girl An exceptionally well-performed essay on an alcoholic song man, with Bing Crosby carrying on a bottle romance, Country Girl is a show business story that has depth and movement.

The first couple of hundred pages of "Country Girl" are wonderful, the second 150 rather less so, but anyone who knows and loves her work, as I do, will want to read it from start to finish.

Edna O’Brien, Ireland’s literary pride and outlaw who scandalized her native land with her debut novel “The Country Girls” before gaining international acclaim as a storyteller and ...

See Zac Brown Tourmate Caroline Jones’ Bucolic ‘Country Girl’ Video Singer-guitarist, who will open for Zac Brown Band this month, trades city glitz for verdant green in new clip ...

Country Girl, the memoir O'Brien swore she'd never write, is a generous gift to readers, conveying the enormous challenge — and inspiration — of such intense engagement and spirited independence.