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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Back when he was starting out, Alan Jackson felt mighty lucky to be nominated for a Country Music Association award.
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Alan Jackson, 50, is nominated for male vocalist as well as album of the year, song of the year and video of the year for "Good Time" at Wednesday's CMA Awards.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Alan Jackson won songwriter/artist of the year honors for his hits "A Woman's Love" and "Small Town Southern Man" during the American Society of Composers, [...] Read more!
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Alan Jackson won songwriter/artist of the year honors for his hits "A Woman's Love" and "Small Town Southern Man" during the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers country awards Monday.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Carrie Underwood, Kenny Chesney and Alan Jackson were each nominated for two or more Country Music Association Awards on Wednesday,[...] Read more!
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The "Good Time" singer has competition as the bestselling author draws her own fanbase
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Coming in at No. 2 on The Billboard 200 is Jack Johnson's Sleep Through the Static, ...
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 Alan Jackson" align="left" hspace="5" />"Good Times" may have helped launch her career, but it was a "Good Time" album that just ended Janet Jackson's latest chart-topping reign.
One week after "Discipline"...
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Country star ALAN JACKSON has scored his fourth U.S. number one album after his GOOD TIMES debuted at the top of the new chart.
The singer's new album sold 119,000 copies in ...
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Alan Jackson, ''Good Time'' (Arista Nashville) On Alan Jackson's two previous solo albums, the country star challenged himself with out-of-the-ordinary song collections. With ''Good Time,'' he returns to his bread-and-butter sound of traditional country music.[...] Read more!
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Billy Ray Cyrus and daughter Miley will host and perform at the 2008 CMT Music Awards. The seventh annual awards show will air live April 14 on CMT from Belmont University's Curb Event Center. Alan Jackson, Brad Paisley, Carrie Underwood, Sugarland, Taylor Swift and Toby Keith will also be among the performers.[...] Read more!
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Guests at the Screen Actors Guild on Sunday (27Jan08) will dine on an antipasto plate conceived by chef ALAN JACKSON.
Dishes include Tuna Nicoise with devilled eggs, ...
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Alan Jackson, Garth Brooks and Toby Keith have a couple apiece. Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton did one together. The ever-prolific Willie Nelson has at least four of them. Most country stars, and many of their pop counterparts, have a Christmas album or two in their catalogs, and for good reason: The records are relatively easy to make and have the potential for big payoff.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The nation's capital rolled out the red carpet - and holiday garlands - Sunday for music stars like Alan Jackson and Katharine McPhee, who performed for President Bush and the first lady at the annual ''Christmas in Washington'' concert.[...] Read more!
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Chart-topping phenomenon Ne-Yo, High School Musical’s Vanessa Hudgens, country superstar Alan Jackson, legendary vocalist Andrea Bocelli, rising recording artists Colbie Caillat, Heather Headley and Katharine McPhee are slated to headline TNT’s annual presentation of "Christmas In Washington," hosted for the fourth year by Dr. Phil and Robin McGraw. [...] Read more!
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Hank Williams. Patsy Cline. Alan Jackson. Martina McBride. And now, Josh Turner. They're all members of the Grand Ole Opry, the nation's longest continuously running radio show. Turner was invited to join Saturday, and had no trouble accepting.
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 Now that push has come to shove in the murder trial of famed record producer Phil Spector, prosecutor Alan Jackson has opted to get personal.
"If you could say one thing to Lana Clarkson...
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Denise Jackson opens up about his behavior – plus, hear the song he wrote for her
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Things got heated in this Los Angeles courtroom Thursday, and it wasn't because the AC was on the fritz.
Deputy District Attorney Alan Jackson made waves with defense expert Dr. Werner...
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Dr. Louis Pena said several times during questioning Tuesday by Deputy District Attorney Alan Jackson, "This is a homicide."...
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The prosecution's star witness didn't think he was going to get off easy, did he?
Phil Spector's defense team continued to chisel away at Adriano De Souza's credibility Monday, getting the music producer's onetime chauffeur to admit that there are inconsistencies between his court testimony and the story he told investigators about the night of Lana Clarkson's death.
De Souza testified last week (and before a grand jury in 2004) that, a moment after a loud noise woke him at 5 a.m. on Feb. 3, 2003, Spector came out of his Alhambra mansion, holding a gun, and said, "I think I shot somebody." Deputy District Attorney Alan Jackson also played the driver's 911 call from that morning in which he tells two officers that he saw a woman with blood on her face sprawled on a chair inside the house.
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Filed under: Celebrity Justice TMZ.com: In his opening statement in the Phil Spector case, prosecutor Alan Jackson told the jury that actress Lana Clarkson initially thought Spector was a woman! The B movie actress only found out Spector was a man when she confronted him about not being on... Read more
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The prosecution and defense agreed on one point: In court, Phil Spector is "Phillip" Spector.
Beyond that, the two sides were typically of a split mind as opening arguments began Wednesday in the Los Angeles murder trial of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame music producer.
Per prosecutor Alan Jackson, Spector is a man with a "very rich history of violence against women." Per defense attorney Bruce Cutler, Spector "was, and is, a true romantic of a bygone era."
Of no dispute was the matter at hand: Spector is charged with shooting to death B-movie actress Lana Clarkson in his castle-styled home in Alhambra, California, on Feb. 3, 2003. If convicted of second-degree murder, he could face 15 years to life in prison.
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Phil Spector is someone "who, when he's confronted with the right circumstances, when he's confronted with the right situations, turns sinister and deadly," Deputy District Attorney Alan Jackson said in court Wednesday.
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Phil Spector had a long history of pulling guns on his girlfriends before he shot dead an actress at his hilltop mansion, a court has been told. Opening his case, prosecutor Alan Jackson said the legendary pop producer could become 'sinister and deadly'
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THE Phil Spector murder trial, still picking alternate jurors, gets under way Wednesday. Of the two prose cutors, Alan Jackson will open for the County of Los Angeles. Defense lawyers Bruce Cutler and Linda Kenny-Baden are both from New York. The...
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Country music star Alan Jackson is staging a garage sale at his home in Nashville, Tennessee on Saturday where he hopes to get rid of car parts for charity. The singer/songwriter and car enthusiast is set to part with junk from his past to raise cash for the Tennessee Baptist Children's Home. [...] Read more!
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Before going on the offensive, the team in charge of prosecuting Phil Spector is looking to shore up its defense.
The Los Angeles District Attorney's Office filed a motion Friday to keep Spector's lawyers from dragging Lana Clarkson's name through the mud, stating that the music producer's lawyers are planning to mischaracterize the late actress as "the kind of person who might kill herself."
According to documents filed by Deputy District Attorney Alan Jackson, three potential defense witnesses have called Clarkson depressed, suicidal, belligerent and clutzyâÃÂÃÂstatements that are "riddled with speculation, improper opinion, and hearsay," Jackson wrote.
One of the deposed witnesses, a former friend of Clarkson's named "Punkin Pie" Laughlin, initially denied that her pal was suicidal, Jackson stated, but Laughlin has apparently changed her tune since then.
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Country star Alan Jackson's wife is set to reveal all about her life with the beloved singer in a new biography. Denise Jackson has committed her romance to her memoirs, in which she'll tell all about meeting her husband-to-be when she was a teenager and their love affair. The couple have been married for 27 years.[...] Read more!
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Country star ALAN JACKSON's wife is set to reveal all about her life with the beloved singer in a new biography.
DENISE JACKSON has committed her rom
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Country superstars ALAN JACKSON and BROOKS + DUNN will tour North America together this summer (07). Between them, the two acts have sold almost 80 mi
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MCA Nashville will release “Live At Texas Stadium,” a collection of individual and collaborative live performances by musical legends Alan Jackson, George Strait & Jimmy Buffett, April 3. The recordings are from their 2004 mega concert event in Dallas.[...] Read more!
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Evanescence has already justified sophomore album 'The Open Door' by selling 1 million copies in mere weeks and delivering the
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Willie Nelson's tribute to songwriter Cindy Walker has been named country music's album of the year in a new internet poll. You Don't Know Me: The Songs Of Cindy Walker beat out Alan Jackson's Like Red On A Rose and Sit Still, Look Pretty by The Wreckers to top the CMT.com end-of-year albums poll. [...] Read more!
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Country Star Alan Jackson Gives Private Concert for Volunteers on ABC's 'Extreme Makeover'
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Country Star Alan Jackson Gives Private Concert for Volunteers, Will Be Aired on ABC Show
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The five-act show also was to have featured singer-songwriter Alan Jackson, "outlaw" singer Merle Haggard, Deanna Carter and Shannon Brown. ...
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