A new documentary about Loretta Lynn is set to air next month on PBS. “Loretta Lynn: My Story In My Words,” airing February 27th, will look at the singer’s over 50-year career.

The film tells Loretta’s story using old and new interviews, as well classic performances.

The documentary will air a few weeks before Loretta releases her 50th studio album, “Still Woman Enough,” featuring collaborations with such artists as Reba McEntire, Carrie Underwood, Margo Price, Tanya Tucker and more.

Source: Sounds Like Nashville

Florida Georgia Line’s track “May We All” is being turned into a movie.

Back in 2019, it was announced that a “May We All” stage musical was in the works, featuring not only the title track, but two new FGL songs, and tunes by such country stars as Tim McGraw, Kenny Chesney, Shania Twain and more. Thanks to COVID, that was delayed, and a “developmental production” is now projected to debut later this year at Playhouse on the Square in Memphis, Tennessee.

And now comes word that the production is being turned into a movie as well. Filmmaker Andy Fickman is on board to direct the project which is being produced by FGL member Brian Kelley’s CuzBro Productions.

“May We All” is described as “a story of disappearing small-town America as seen through the hopeful eyes of its youth,” focusing on a wannabe country singer who returns home after struggling in Nashville.

Source: Sounds Like Nashville

Jason Aldean’s wife Brittany is keeping fans posted on her health issues, revealing that she recently spent five hours in the emergency room after experiencing chest pains.

“I had the worst chest pains this morning,” she shared on her Instagram Story on Thursday. “Anyone else have random pains and thought, ‘this is it, this is how I’m goin’ out?'”

Brittany wound up deciding to stay in bed that day, but then later shared that she and Jason went to the hospital when the pain didn’t stop. “After five hours, yep, five hours of being at the ER, I have pleurisy, which is also known as the lining around your lungs is inflamed,” she explained. “To help this, I take ibuprofen,” adding, “I hear wine is a cure, but also I think I’m gonna get divorced now because I just put this man through five hours of the ER.”

And it sure sounds like Jason wasn’t exactly happy with the ordeal, sharing, “Dude, five hours, that’s being generous. I mean for something that two Advil would have knocked out in 30 minutes.”

But Brittany doesn’t regret getting help noting, “Okay, in my defense, it was very painful and I thought maybe I was having a heart attack.”

Lady A has just reached another career milestone. While taping a performance for the upcoming NBC special on the 95th anniversary of the Grand Ole Opry, Darius Rucker came out to invite them to join the prestigious institution.

As you can imagine the band was shocked and excited, with Hillary Scott breaking out into tears, which was a bit of an issue since Lady A hadn’t performed their song yet. As Charles Kelley joked, “you couldn’t wait until after we sang.”

And the best part of it all – it was all caught on tape. Not only that, they don’t have to wait for their induction, the invitation is effective immediately.

“This is the best surprise we could ever ask for!! Today while filming for an upcoming @Opry special, @DariusRucker invited us to become the newest members of the Grand Ole Opry,” they write. “To say we are honored is an understatement. We are so grateful to be a part of this amazing family.”

Back in 2006 Taylor Swift debuted on the music scene with her first single, “Tim McGraw,” and now Tim McGraw is opening up about how felt about being the subject of her tune.

Tim tells Apple Music at that first he was “a little apprehensive” about the song, but notes, “Then I thought: ‘Have I gotten to that age now to where they’re singing songs about me? Does that mean I’ve jumped the shark a bit? Is everything still cool?’”

But soon Tim felt a little better, sharing, “Then I realized that somebody had told me that [Swift] was in her 7th grade math class when she wrote the song, so it made me feel a little bit better about that because she was so young writing it,” adding, “So I didn’t feel like I was that terribly old.”

Source: People