Sheryl Crow

If you've ever wondered who the best-selling musical artist is from you're home state, there's a map for that. Radio.com complied sales figures based on artists and the states they call home, and came up with some interesting stuff.

Thanks to the help of IMDb, we've been able to put together a pretty good list of famous people from Missouri. You can open up a copy of your favorite entertainment magazine and see hundreds of names of all sorts of famous actors, actresses, and musicians. However, how many of those same names could you have once found in your hometown area phonebook? You might already know about some of these fam

The list of country singers and musicians who were either born in or at some point lived in the state of Missouri is pretty impressive.

It's hard to find someone who doesn't enjoy a good holiday flick, especially Will Ferrell's charming 'Elf.' Darius Rucker even found a little inspiration in the Christmas movie!

Sheryl Crow wants her fans to put away their cell phones during her live shows. Not because she doesn't want footage leaking online, but because she wants to share a direct experience with her fans and doesn't want the digital disruption.

Through the encouragement of pal Brad Paisley, Sheryl Crow crossed over to country music, which welcomed her with open arms. But even in 2014, it's a genre that's largely dominated by males, and Crow is hoping for a change to that pattern -- along with many other country gals.

It was one of the most star-studded events in Nashville, and it was all for a worthwhile cause. Sheryl Crow and Jana Kramer, along with rapper 50 Cent, joined forces at the Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee, in partnership with Feeding America, on Tuesday (Sept. 9) to participate in the first-ever volunteer packing event, helping families in need across the state.

It's an early Christmas present for country music fans! Darius Rucker is preparing a Christmas album, and that's not all the news -- he has a very special country guest on the record.

Nearly two decades after the release of her self-titled album in 1996, Sheryl Crow has released a new video for her song 'Redemption Day.'

Sheryl Crow's new single 'Callin' Me When I'm Lonely' is the anti-'Easy,' as it's a big vocal showcase that leans toward sharp, jabbing emotions. The country newcomer opens up to show off a voice that's bathed in retro cool. This is a no-tricks ballad that finds a woman struggling to stay away from a guy she aches for.