Taylor Swift has made her big return to the CMAs.
After crossing into the pop world with her record-breaking album 1989, the “Shake It Off” singer got back to her country roots Wednesday when she made a surprise appearance at the CMA Awards.
As she has done for several years now, Carrie Underwood didn’t just host the CMAs Wednesday night, she made the stage her runway with not one or two but 10 outfit changes — from her red carpet ball gown to ensembles inspired by stars including Dolly Parton and Shania Twain.
Once again, Beyoncé has proven that we should always expect the unexpected.
Queen Bey’s latest short-notice appearance is just another entry on the long list of evidence that she always has something up her sleeves. And by “something,” we mean things like groundbreaking music, tear-jerking life updates and mind-bogglingly powerful performances.
Beyoncé’s first foray onto the country music scene was ***flawless.
The pop queen pulled a reverse-Taylor Swift, taking the stage at the 2016 CMA Awards to sing her hit, twangy tune “Daddy Lessons” with some alums of the annual Nashville fete: the Dixie Chicks.
Natalie Maines, Emily Robison and Martie Maguire sang parts of chorus during the upbeat performance, and were joined by a full band — including harmonica, saxophone and banjo players.
At age 17, Lily-Rose Depp has already garnered roles in five feature films, became Chanel’s newest ambassador and has now landed her first-ever Vogue cover.
Jennifer Garner made an out-of-the-blue appearance at the CMA Awards in Nashville Wednesday night, but we’re glad she did because, darn, she looked great.
Garner wore a black strapless column gown with gold embroidery by Jenny Packham and dazzled in David Webb jewels. Her hair was simple in tousled waves as she posed on the red carpet.
Carrie Underwood belted out a rendition of “Dirty Laundry” that left the crowd at the 2016 CMA Awards in awe.
