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Kalie Shorr recently revealed that she has been diagnosed with coronavirus, and now she’s defending herself against accusations that she was faking her illness. 

As we previously told you, Taylor Swift has been sending $3,000 to fans who are struggling financially because of the coronavirus, but her aid doesn’t end there. 

Dolly Parton is opening up her wallet to help advance the research being done to find a cure for the coronavirus. The singer announced she’s donating $1 million to Nashville’s Vanderbilt hospital.

As we previously told you, Joe Diffie passed away this weekend after battling the coronavirus and now his wife Tara has taken to Instagram to thank fans for all of their love and support.

Like everyone else, Carly Pearce and Michael Ray are self-quarantining at home, and for two artists who are normally on the road, the feeling is not exactly normal.

Sara Evans is set to release a new memoir this fall. “Born to Fly” will be released September 8^th and has Sara sharing stories about her life and career, as well as her inspiration, faith and more. 

Jason and Brittany Aldean are doing what they can to help those in need during the coronavirus quarantine.

Country music’s biggest summer event is not going to happen. It was announced yesterday that CMA Fest 2020 which was supposed to take place in Nashville in June,  has been canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak. 

Dolly Parton is here to help parents who are struggling with their kids at home all day. Starting Thursday, Dolly is launching called “Goodnight With Dolly,” a YouTube series in which reads books to children.

Kenny Rogers' death earlier this month has sparked so much renewed interest in his music that it's brought him back to the top of the charts.

The Bottom Line:

• Being stuck in the house with your children for days on end has certainly gotten to a lot of moms and dads
• Many have taken to Twitter to hilariously share the realities of hunkering down with kids
• We share some of the best and funniest tweets out there
• Source: Huffington Post

Yesterday was National Doctors Day, and to mark the occasion, and celebrate those on the front line of the coronavirus, the country community has launched a new campaign called Gratitunes.

As we told you, Joe Diffie died yesterday, just two days after announcing he had been diagnosed with the coronavirus. He was 61.

As we told you, Florida Georgia Line just dropped their new single “I Love My Country,” and they hope it brings a little joy to people who may be struggling during the coronavirus crisis.

As we told you, John Prine’s wife Fiona revealed this weekend that he has been hospitalized with the coronavirus, and now she’s shared an update about both his health, as well as hers.

There’s no doubt a lot of people are scared and on edge due to the coronavirus, but Dolly Parton is doing what she can to try and make folks feel better.

John Prine’s wife Fiona tested positive for the coronavirus, and while John’s test had come back “indeterminate,” he is now suffering from symptoms and has been hospitalized.

Nineties country star Joe Diffie , best known for such songs as “Pickup Man” and “John Deere Green,” passed away Sunday.

As we told you, Kenny Rogers passed away on March 20^th, and now fans are getting to hear a long lost tune by the singer.

Brantley Gilbert just dropped the video for his latest single “Fire’t Up,” from his latest release “Fire and Brimstone.”