Dolly Parton has been named the recipient of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' Courage and Civility Award. The award "recognizes leaders who aim high, find solutions, and who always do it with civility." It also comes with a $100 million prize, which winners are asked to donate to charities of their choice. Before presenting Dolly the award, Bezos mentioned her long-running work to benefit causes like children's welfare and extensive literacy campaigns.

Luke Bryan's wife is on the mend after having unexpected hip surgery. She shared the news on her social media, posting a picture of herself with her cap and hospital gown on giving two thumbs up from her hospital bed. Caroline didn't explain exactly what had happened to bring on the surgery, but she did say she's very thankful for the help she's been getting from friends.

Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman's oldest daughter, Sunday Rose, would like to be just like her mom. She has an interest in film making. "Kids from the neighbourhood will come over for play dates and I tell you, immediately, they will be roped into being in these mini movies that she makes," Keith explains. "And they've got to learn their parts and everything. It would be great if she continues that because I think she likes, she's a storyteller, a good storyteller."

Garth Brooks has just announced that he will have his own Las Vegas residency next year. The run of shows will be called Garth Brooks/Plus ONE Las Vegas residency. Each of the concerts will feature a fun twist. "We're gonna try something we've never tried before...the band is coming, but it's a one-man show, so they're just gonna sit in the audience," Garth describes. "So at any time you want a fiddle to come up and join you, any time you just want percussion and background to come up and sing, or it's just you or let's bring the whole band up and do 'Friends in Low Places.' This should be stupid." The residency will take place at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace.

Kelsea Ballerini is getting ahead of any "who wore it best" comments between her and MacKenzie Porter after they showed up to the CMA Awards in the same blue Balenciaga ballgown. Kelsea was quick to comment on her Instagram stories after someone made a side-by-side comparison of the two women on TikTok. "It's giving, blue is the moment. It's giving, great minds think alike. It's giving, I immediately changed into a green dress because she looked so good in it," Kelsea said about MacKenzie. "It's giving, don't you dare do a 'who wore it better' or put a side-by-side. It's rude." MacKenzie shared the post, writing, "I love you babe" and called Kelsea "a true queen."

Nate Smith plans to release his debut, self-titled album on February 17th. "It's been so much fun making this album, and I really believe in every one of these songs," he said. "Releasing an album has always been a goal of mine, but at the end of the day it's really not about me. It's about being able to reach other people with music that means something." The project features 20 tracks. Nate has had some challenges along the way. He lost his hometown of Paradise, CA to Camp Fire, the deadliest and most destructive fire in the state's history. After the fire, Nate turned to music to cope with his feelings. It eventually inspired a cross-country road trip to Nashville to pursue music fulltime.

One of the biggest surprises of the CMA Awards happened when Brothers Osborne were accepting the award for Vocal Duo of the Year. John Osborne looked out into the crowd and announced that he and wife, Lucie Silvas, are expecting twins. The couple have been married since 2015, and they have had difficulty trying to conceive. They shared their story with People, saying that they've had a "long, tough journey with IVF to get to this point." The couple chose to do an embryo transfer during which they transferred two embryos in the hopes of bettering their chances at getting pregnant. "We got two," Lucie said. "I think deep down we were hoping for two."

The CMA Awards were held last night in Nashville, and it was a big night for Luke Combs, Lainey Wilson and Cody Johnson. They each took home two CMA Awards. Here's a look at last night's winners: Entertainer of the Year: Luke Combs Female Vocalist of the Year: Lainey Wilson Male Vocalist of the Year: Chris Stapleton Vocal Group of the Year: Old Dominion Vocal Duo of the Year: Brothers Osborne New Artist of the Year: Lainey Wilson Album of the Year: Luke Combs, Growin' Up Single of the Year: Cody Johnson, "Til You Can't" Song of the Year: Jordan Davis, "Buy Dirt" Musical Event of the Year: Carly Pearce and Ashley McBryde, "Never Wanted To Be That Girl" Music Video of the Year: Cody Johnson, "Til You Can't" Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award: Alan Jackson