Sitting in the 20s on the charts now is her collaboration with Vince Gill, "Don't Rush," which she performed at the ACM Awards this past weekend, but will Kelly Clarkson ever "go country"?

Blake Shelton is looking forward to getting Luke Bryan in front of a national television audience.

It is hard to be hotter than Blake Shelton is right now. He's got the number one country album. And this Sunday he's not only co-hosting the Academy of Country Music Awards, he's nominated for one, two, three of them.

Since joining "The Voice," Blake Shelton has captured the world's attention as he mentors a variety of budding talent.

With a new album and the return of The Voice, the singer talks marriage to Miranda Lambert, his changing priorities and healing after a tough year.

Funny, frank and surprisingly sensitive, the multifaceted star reveals who he really is (when we’re not looking.

No doubt about it: April belongs to Blake Shelton. Besides releasing his latest album, Based on a True Story…, and cohosting the Academy of Country Music Awards, he's back in the big red Voice chair.

The country crooner and coach on The Voice, 36, is releasing his ninth album, Based on a True Story... this month.

In the second segment of a two-part interview with CMT Hot 20 Countdown co-host Katie Cook, the Oklahoma native talked more about his latest music, his life with wife Miranda Lambert and offered some observations about spending more time in Los Angeles.

Seeing how we (hilariously) know Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert are not breaking up, the obvious question now is: Will there ever be a baby in the country couple's future?

But when cameras followed him for our special "A Day in the Life of Blake Shelton" video earlier this month, the singer's focus was on one thing: paying his respects to the country music industry friends who helped get him to this hat-juggling point in his illustrious career.

Blake Shelton may be the comic relief on "The Voice," but he takes his job very seriously ... His first job, that is, as a country music entertainer.

For reigning CMA Entertainer of the Year Blake Shelton, the title of his new album -- "Based On A True Story" -- is about as realistic as it gets. The album, which is in stores Tuesday, is full of songs that the singer can identify with first hand.

In Season 4, the change will be even bigger, with two new coaches, multiplatinum-selling Grammy winners Shakira and Usher, sitting in for the moment for Christina Aguilera and Cee Lo Green.

Before his schedule kicked into overdrive, CMT Hot 20 Countdown co-host Katie Cook spent some quality time with Shelton to talk about the new album, his upcoming tour and the challenges a married man faces in making music videos.

It's a good time to be Blake Shelton. As he kicks back on a couch in a side room of his management company's Nashville complex, his sleeves rolled up and a big grin on his face, the lean country singer looks downright content. 

Shelton's on his fourth go-round as a coach on "The Voice" and he's under no illusions about what the exposure has done for his career.

When NBC launched "The Voice" two years ago, there was a glut of singing contests, yet this one, based on a Dutch show, proved different. It returns for a fourth season Monday, March 25, with new coaches Usher and Shakira joining returnees Blake Shelton and Adam Levine.

Blake Shelton's new album, Based on a True Story... is just days away from being released, and one of the more buzzed-about tracks on the disc is sure to be the rabble-rousing (and profanity-laced) "I Still Got a Finger."

Blake Shelton's 2013 album comes at a time when his star couldn't be any brighter. The three-time CMA Male Vocalist of the Year and reigning Entertainer of the Year (and well-read Tweeter) is set to deliver Based On A True Story... to fans next Tuesday