And puppy makes three! Dancing With the Stars pro Witney Carson and her husband, Carson McAllister, took to Instagram on Saturday, Nov. 5 to announce that they have adopted a dog. "We have a baby & she's perfect," the 23-year-old — who was eliminated during DWTS' fourth week this season with rapper Vanilla Ice — captioned a sweet snapshot of Carson holding the couple's new pet. MORE: OH NO! Find Out Which Season 23DWTS Pro Has Suffered an Injury

Country star Kenny Rogers may no longer be with us, but thanks to TV tributes and documentaries, fans are still able to cherish the late legend. In A&E’s Biography: Kenny Rogers special, which aired on Monday, April 13, the “Coward of the County” crooner’s iconic life was honored. In the two-hour documentary, fans got a never-before-seen look inside the Wild Horse actor‘s epic career — including “life from his childhood, through the rise and fall of The First Edition, the iconic release of The Gambler and to the height of his career as a successful solo artist, actor and pop-culture icon,” according to the network.

Think George Strait is the most popular country artist of the 1980s? Think again. The King of Country may have more No. 1 hits than any other singer in country music ever, but he's not even inside the Top 3 if you focus on the '80s. It was a decade that started with the outlaws fading and urban cowboy music rising. Neo-traditionalists began to dominate about halfway through, and that's the key. Strait, Randy Travis and many more didn't really top the charts with consistency until halfway through the decade.

Food Network fans fell in love with married duo Gina and Pat Neely when their show, Down Home With the Neelys, premiered in 2008. A few years later, the series abruptly came to an end after the pair made some huge changes in their personal lives. Scroll below to find out what happened to Pat and Gina and where they are now.   What Happened to Pat and Gina Neely?  Pat and Gina got married in 1994 and welcomed one child, daughter Shelbi, in addition to Gina’s daughter Spenser from a previous relationship.

William “Bill” Wootton Bush, 82, went to be with our Savior, Jesus Christ, on Sept. 28, 2019 at Mississippi Veterans Home in Collins. Bill was born in Oxford on Oct. 3, 1936, but grew up in Laurel. After graduating from George S. Gardiner High School, he attended The University of Mississippi and the Naval Flight Training Program before graduating from Mississippi State University. Later, he obtained his master’s degree in Educational Administration from The University of Southern Mississippi.