Taylor Swift admitted she carries “wound dressing” with her because of her fear of stalkers, and she has pretty good reason to. It seems yet another stalker was just arrested near her home in Rhode Island.

According to TMZ, a man was caught trying to enter the gate of her mansion, and when confronted he claimed that not only was he phone with her, he was at the home to marry her.

Luckily the man didn’t have any weapons on him, but cops did take him to a hospital for a mental evaluation and a white pick up truck with odd writings on both the interior and exterior was towed from the home.

Eric Paslay is getting ready to release a live album. “Live In Glasgow,” which is expected out sometime later this year, features ten tracks recorded during his European tour last summer.

“The first time I played in Glasgow I fell in love with the fans’ passion and energy and knew immediately we had to record my live album there,” Eric shares. “It was a blast! If we were able to capture even half of the good vibes that were in that room that night, we made a great record.”

Check out the track list below:

“Song About A Girl”
“Barefoot Blue Jean Night”
“Angel Eyes”
“Amarillo Rain”
“Even If It Breaks Your Heart” / “Learning To Fly”
“Here Comes Love” / “On The Road Again”
“High Class”
“She Don’t Love You”
“Less Than Whole”
“Friday Night”

Source: Music Row

Earlier this year, Forbes named Taylor Swift the highest-paid entertainer of the year, so it’s no surprise that she now also tops the mag’s list of the Highest Paid Women in Music.

Taylor, who just released her seventh album, “Lover,” earns the top spot by bringing in $185 million in the past year, topping the second-highest paid female artist, Beyonce, by more than $100 million.

Top Ten Highest Paid Women in Music

Taylor Swift ($185 mil)
Beyoncé ($81 mil)
Rihanna ($62 mil)
Katy Perry ($57.5 mil)
Pink ($57 mil)
Ariana Grande ($48 mil)
Jennifer Lopez ($43 mil)
Lady Gaga ($39.5 mil)
Celine Dion ($37.5 mil)
Shakira ($35 mil)

Miranda Lambert’s upcoming album “Wildcard” featured a collaboration with Maren Morris, “Way Too Pretty For Prison,” and fans don’t have to wait until November 1st when the album drops to hear it. That’s because the artists gave fans a weekend surprise, dropping the song at midnight.

And there’s a good chance fans may get to see the pair perform t6he song live later this year. Maren is a special guest on the final leg of Miranda’s Roadside Bars & Pink Guitars tour, which kicks off November 6th in Charlottesville, North Carolina.

Hear “Way Too Pretty For Prison” here.

Dolly Parton will be the subject of a new documentary for the BBC. “Dolly’s Country,” set to air on BBC Two this fall, seeks to show a different side of the country star, noting one that’s “no less extraordinary, but far more authentic and far more surprising.”

The doc will delve into Dolly’s songwriting, with the legend personally taking viewers through some of her biggest hits. It will also follow the 50th anniversary of her first Grand Ole Opry appearance, and more.

And speaking of that Grand Ole Opry anniversary, a new exhibit celebrating the 50th anniversary of Dolly’s first Opry performance is set to open next month. “Dolly: My Opry Memories” will open September 3rd at the Opry House in Nashville, and run through October 31st. It will feature at least 24 of Dolly’s iconic outfits, worn at pivotal moments in her Opry career.