The family of Naomi Judd filled a petition in Tennessee court to seal the police reports and recordings from the investigation into her death, which included interviews with the family, but now they’re asking to dismiss their lawsuit. The family originally argued that public release of the details would cause “significant and irreparable harm.”

According to reports, the family wants to dismiss the lawsuit in part because journalists aren’t requesting photos or body cam footage from inside the home. The motion to dismiss also mentions a new bill that would keep death investigations private. The filing was made on behalf of Larry Strickland, Naomi’s husband, and her daughters Ashley and Wynonna Judd.

Source: People

A Taylor Swift-signed guitar could be all yours while supporting a good cause. Raven Drum Foundation’s second annual 12 Drummers Drumming auction is running through December 12, bringing together a list of music’s most influential artists to raise funds for veterans and first responders who are dealing with PTSD. Swift’s guitar, donated by the multi-Grammy winner herself, features a photo from the singer’s ”Midnights” shoot, in which she’s seen laying on a couch in a neutral-toned living room.

Founded by Rick Allen of Def Leppard and his wife Lauren Monroe, Raven Drum Foundation’s mission is “to serve, educate and empower veterans, first responders and trauma survivors with a focused effort to prevent suicide through innovative wellness-support programs.”

Swift’s guitar currently has six bids, but can be yours for only $4000. You can check out all the items up for auction HERE.

Source: Raven Drum Foundation

With her 10-year career anniversary coming up, Maren Morris gave an emotional performance on Friday at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena to end her “Humble Quest Tour.” She started her set by telling the crowd, “I cry at simple things, so this will be overwhelming.”

She was joined onstage by some other big musical stars, including Hozier, Tony Award-winner Kristin Chenoweth, and most of her fellow members of The Highwaywomen: Natalie Hemby and Amanda Shires plus Brittney Spencer and Sheryl Crow.

Source: Billboard

Clay Walker kept it to himself, but he says he recently spent six months unable to feel his body below his armpits because of multiple sclerosis. The singer was diagnosed more than 25 years ago, and he says it was scary when his doctor said “he couldn’t guarantee anything” after the third month with no feeling.

His doctor changed his treatment, and he’s had no major flare-ups since then, and he says his wife is how he makes it. “My wife, no way would I have made it without her. She is perfect in every way, and she really is the greatest mom.”

Source: CMT

Jeff Bezos recently announced that Dolly Parton was picked for the Bezos Courage and Civility Award for her charity work and was being given $100M to give to the charities of her choice. How did Dolly react to the news? “Well, I couldn’t believe it. First of all, I cried on the phone with Jeff Bezos,” Dolly told ET.

She says she’s “still praying and thinking about where it all can go,” and says that “I want to be remembered as a good person. If I can be, I want to be remembered as a giving person, a talented person.”

Source: Entertainment Tonight