Larry Fink

Ice-T reveals the date night rule and communication habits that have kept his marriage to Coco Austin strong for more than two decades running.

John Schneider says people who feel unsafe seeing the American flag in neighborhoods are "out of their minds" and defends neighborhood watch signs.

Mark Joseph reveals Ronald Reagan's generous spirit sometimes backfired, including costing his son Mike a college football scholarship in Arizona.

Karen LeFrak found fame in her 70s after David Foster recognized her talent, now celebrating 60 million streams and a new album for America's 250th.

The "Dukes of Hazzard" star questions why an ex-spouse expects financial support after ending a marriage, as Elvira Schneider seeks his pension.

Jeff Foxworthy says Hollywood lost touch with its audience, revealing how the "Blue Collar Tour" was born to reach 200 million people he saw overlooked.

Gabby Barrett opens up about growing up in Pittsburgh, competing on "American Idol" and how faith and family shaped her country music career.

Lee Greenwood says he's "very proud" to stand with Donald Trump this Fourth of July and perform at the country's 250th anniversary celebration.

Aaron Tippin honors military families and Charlie Daniels at a Fort Campbell Independence Day celebration for America's 250th birthday event.

Chris Janson and Steven Curtis Chapman are collaborating on a new rendition of "America the Beautiful" ahead of America's 250th anniversary celebration.

Celebrity event planner reveals what it would take to transform Madison Square Garden into a romantic wedding venue for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wedding.

James Denton explains why moving his family from Los Angeles to the Midwest helped his children avoid the "emphasis on image" and social media pressures.

Rodney Atkins advises young people to stay authentic and avoid social media filters and AI, embracing friends, family, and faith on his new album.

Ian Somerhalder reflects on leaving Hollywood for farming, saying a life-changing trip to Zimbabwe shifted his focus to regenerative agriculture.

Eighties pop star Tiffany embraces a simple life in Nashville, sharing her daily routine of cooking, meditation and her new cookbook, "Pop Life."

New documentary explores how Gregg Allman's father's murder, brother Duane's death and years of addiction shaped his music and led to redemption.

Country star Ashley Cooke opens up about her Brugada syndrome diagnosis, a rare genetic heart condition that could cause sudden cardiac arrest.

Taylor Hicks credits his blue-collar Birmingham roots and faith for keeping him grounded nearly 20 years after winning "American Idol" in 2006.

Steven McBee Jr. says his father's federal prison sentence for fraud was a surprising blessing that helped their family reprioritize what matters most.

Jessie James Decker reveals the best marriage advice she actually follows after 13 years with husband Eric Decker: keep flirting and stay playful.

Seven-time NBA champion Robert Horry advised Caitlin Clark to fight back against hard fouls, citing Shaquille O'Neal as an example of a player who protected himself.

Mia Hamm reflects on representing the U.S. at the 1999 Women's World Cup and shares her excitement for the 2026 FIFA World Cup on American soil.

Carly Pearce reveals her worst fear after being diagnosed with recurrent pericarditis, sharing how she manages anxiety about her chronic heart condition.

Cobi Jones, the USMNT all-time caps leader, shares a pressure-focused message for the national team ahead of the 2026 World Cup on home soil.

Alana Springsteen opens up about feeling like a "black sheep" growing up and how her new album "I Hope This Helps" is her most personal work yet.

Dennis Quaid explains why he left Los Angeles for Nashville, citing years of decline, poor city management and frustration over taxes and fire response.

Erin and Sara Foster share life lessons from father David Foster and explain why Nashville was the perfect location for their Favorite Daughter boutique.

Randy Travis' wife Mary reveals his intense health journey began with simple congestion before a stroke left him with partial paralysis in 2013.

Bert Kreischer reveals how a blood clot diagnosis and forced sobriety may have saved him from dying in a tour bus fire that erupted in seconds.

Vanilla Ice tells Fox News Digital he won't quit the Freedom 250 Great American State Fair, saying celebrating America's 250th birthday isn't political.