The new Lady Antebellum album, Golden, lands today.

The 12-track collection includes the number-one hit “Downtown," their new single "Goodbye Town" and “Better Off Now (That You’re Gone),” which Nashville hit-maker Will Hoge wrote for his 2003 album Blackbird on a Lonely Wire.

Lady A ring in the release date on Ellen DeGeneres. They perform on two episodes of NBC’s Late Night With Jimmy Fallon beginning Wednesday.

Rolling Stone's website is streaming the album in its entirety.

Tim McGraw debuted his new video “The Highway Don’t Care” today (Monday) during a 30-minute Google Hangout chat. Tim stars as doctor in the cinematic piece, which showcases the dangers of texting and driving. Collaborators Taylor Swift and Keith Urban are also in the clip.

Take one part Blake Shelton, add three parts Pistol Annies, sprinkle in a dash of RaeLynn and throw in a pig and the Chick-Fil-A cow, and you get the video for Blake's new single, "Boys 'Round Here."

Blake and his pals filmed the clip at the Walt Disney Golden Oak Ranch in Santa Clarita, California right after the ACM Awards last month.

Here's a look at the making of Blake Shelton's video for "Boys 'Round Here."

How about a marriage proposal delivered via remote controlled helicopter to make your marriage proposal seem incredibly lame?

Russian dashboard cameras have given us so much intense and scary footage of accidents, road rage fights and more. But while these dash-cams often capture the bad and the ugly, they also capture the good. Here is a compilation of Russian dash-cam footage showing some extraordinary acts of kindness.

Remember this viral video of a homeless man with his funny dancing mustache? Well, people were so impressed and touched by this guy that they decided to donate some money to help him out. Well, the film crew recently made a return visit to him and presented him with $3-thousand and a bunch of other swag.

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This Bad Lip Reading version of The Walking Dead is amazing and thoroughly enjoyable.

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Here's an acoustic performance of the title cut off Lady Antebellum's upcoming album, Golden.

Thousands of fans and members of the country music community celebrated the life of George Jones Thursday at Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry House. Emceed by Eddie Stubbs, the funeral service featured tons of star-studded musical tributes and eulogies, while George’s wife Nancy sat the front row, flanked by family and former first lady Laura Bush. Here are some of the highlights:

• Tanya Tucker and The Imperials opened the service with “The Old Rugged Cross.”
• Tennessee governor Bill Haslam spoke, claiming that George “delivered luster to our state.”
• George’s pastor, Reverend Mike Wilson, delivered the opening prayer.
• Randy Travis recalled his favorite memory of the Possum and sang “Amazing Grace.”
• The Oak Ridge Boys followed with “Farther Along.”
• CBS News's Bob Shieffer shared memories of growing up listening to George on the Grand Ole Opry.
• Charlie Daniels covered “Softly and Tenderly.”
• Travis Tritt recognized the love George had for his beloved wife Nancy, saying that she helped him conquer his inner demons. Travis closed his tribute with Kris Kristofferson’s “Why Me, Lord.”
• Kid Rock performed an original song titled “The Best of Me.”
• Vince Gill got visibly emotional while performing “Go Rest High on That Mountain” with Patty Loveless.
• Former first lady Laura Bush chronicled the Bush’s family history with the Possum, joking that her husband, former president George W. Bush, would run on the treadmill to “White Lightning.”
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  Brad Paisley recalled the time when George came to his rescue. When he started out in the music business, Brad had bought a horse while he was living in a condo, which he joked was a “stupid idea.” George offered to keep the horse on his property, initiating a longtime friendship between the two singers.
• Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee spoke as a fan, comparing George to Norman Rockwell.
• Ronnie Milsap sang “When the Grass Grows Over Me.”
• Kenny Chesney said his grandmother raised him on George’s music, sharing that he’d listen to “Who’s Gonna Chop My Baby’s Kindlin’ (When I’m Gone)” in her kitchen as a child.
• Wynonna Judd performed a moving rendition of “How Great Thou Art.”
• Reverend Mike Wilsondelivered the closing remarks, sharing his personal memories of George as a parishioner.
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  Alan Jackson closed the show with “He Stopped Loving Her Today.”
• Garth Brooks, his wife Trisha Yearwood and Jamey Johnson were seated in the front row.  
• The funeral program lists Garth, Pat Boone, former president George W. Bush, Jimmy Dickens, hit-maker Billy Sherrill and all fellow members of the Grand Ole Opry as honorary pallbearers.