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Post Malone performed two country covers of songs by Brad Paisley and Sturgill Simpson for the We’re Texas relief fundraiser livestream.
The livestream was hosted on March 21 by Texan actor Matthew McConaughey, with proceeds being directed to his foundation Just Keep Living and its Texas relief fund, established in
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Country-Western singer Taylor Dee has died following a car crash in North Texas, according to authorities. She was 33.
Dee, known to fans for her songs “Take Me Down” and “Greener Grass,” crashed her 2002 Chevrolet Trailblazer late Sunday, March 14, on the State Highway 183 toll lane in Euless,
The virtual event on Sunday night (March 21) brought to life “songs, stories and traditions that define the DNA” of Texas, McConaughey said, to encourage viewers to make donations to help Texans facing hardship get back on their feet after the cold weather snap in February that devastated much of
Taylor Dee, born Taylor Dawn Carroll, was driving an SUV eastbound in the Texas Highway 183 toll lane in Euless, according to CBS. Officials say she attempted to take the exit to Highway 360 but missed the turn by a split-second and slammed into a barrier.
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Texas-based country singer Taylor Dee has died following injuries sustained in a rollover car wreck. She was 33.
According to KTVT, the crash happened 10:30PM on March 14 along State Highway 183 near Euless, Texas. Dee was reportedly driving an SUV and missed her exit, slamming into a barrier.