Faith Hill was 'grossed out' when '1883' producers made her do this

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill were proud parents on Monday as they watched their eldest daughter Gracie McGraw perform at the Broadway Sings Taylor Swift show at Times Square's Sony Hall.MORE: Faith Hill and Tim McGraw steal the show with very glam red carpet appearanceOnlookers revealed that the pair were "clearly wowed" and were quick to offer standing ovations for Gracie and her peers - and HELLO! understands that Faith also chose to match the highest bidder in an auction for future tickets, with all proceeds going to Planned Parenthood.VIDEO: Faith Hill and Tim McGraw's love storyThe pair were among the hundreds of supporters who turned out to see Gracie, 25, perform You Belong With Me set to orchestral music; Broadway Sings is a regular evening held in New York that rearranges pop stars' hits to highlight the spectacular vocals of Broadway stars.Tim rocked a classic and comfortable double denim look for the special night, while Faith wore a loose chambray shift dress. Gracie looked gorgeous in green, pairing her ribbed bodycon dreads with a simple leather belt and a floral crown.MORE: Tim McGraw & Faith Hill's daughter Gracie stuns in mini dress inside lavish apartmentMORE: Faith Hill's daughter Audrey is striking in unexpected new photoGracie later shared a video of her big moment, and captioned it: "A little bit of light in the darkness of this week.

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill couldn't be more supportive of their daughter, Gracie, 25, and have embraced the independent and strong-willed person she has become.MORE: Faith Hill and Tim McGraw steal the show with very glam red carpet appearanceThe performer took to social media to share a message with fans symbolizing her ideals in honor of it being Pride weekend.VIDEO: Faith Hill and Tim McGraw's love storyAlong with a selfie of herself wearing a cream colored T-shirt and shorts, she posted a statement to her followers that read: "Happy pride!!!"I will never stop being loud for LGBTQIA+, POC, AAPI, or WOMXNS rights. It is so incredibly important to get out and vote.

Gracie McGraw is showcasing her amazing vocal talents. 

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill are talented singers and their oldest daughter Gracie is following in their footsteps!MORE: Tim McGraw and Faith Hill's daughter's PCOS diagnosis - all we knowThe talented star took to Instagram this week to share a powerful music video where she sang a rendition of Wicked's I'm Not That Girl.Fans were in awe with the performance, with many commenting on how it made them feel emotional. "So talented and inspirational, Broadway soon," one wrote, while another commented: "This made me tear up.

On-set still photographer Lorey Sebastian, who worked on such movies as Crash, Twilight, Wild Hogs, Blow, St. Elmo’s Fire, I Am Sam, In the Valley of Elah and A Million Ways to Die in the West died May 9 in New Mexico after a brief illness. She was 78.

This week, Paramount+ launched in the UK with a broad content slate of more than 8,000 hours of content. The crown jewels in Paramount’s wares are writer/director/creator/showrunner Taylor Sheridan’s (“Sicario,” “Wind River”) “Yellowstone” series and its spin-off “1883,” both of which come from 101 Studios.

Justin Timberlake has issued an apology after a video of him doing the dance style “Beat Ya Feet” to his song “Sexy Back” went viral on social media. The artist posted a series of videos on his Instagram story apologizing to Washington D.C.

Justin Timberlake has apologised for his awkward Beat Ya Feet dance after footage of his performance from Pharrell’s Something In The Water festival went viral.The clip sees Timberlake shout “DC, beat your feet” before taking on the iconic dance style.After receiving a whole lot of constructive criticism on social media, Timberlake has now apologised for the performance. Sharing an Instagram story, Timberlake said: “DC, I want to apologise to you for two reasons: Here, and here,” he said, panning down to his feet.“I had a long talk with both of them, individually,” he said of his feet.

Too late to apologize? Justin Timberlake’s admitted that his dance moves aren’t always on point after going viral for a recent stage fail.

video of him dancing went viral for all the wrong reasons.The “Cry Me a River” singer issued an apology to Washington, DC, in an Instagram Story after fans compared his attempt at the area’s famous Beat Ya Feet dance he did onstage at the Something in the Water music festival to him doing the hokey pokey.“DC, I want to apologize to you for two reasons: Here, and here,” Timberlake said, panning down to his feet. “I had a long talk with both of them, individually,” he said of his two seemingly left feet.

Justin Timberlake had a word with his dancing feet and an apology for the folks of D.C.! On Wednesday, the 41-year-old “Can’t Stop the Feeling” singer took to his Instagram Stories to offer a hilarious explanation for the moves he busted out in the now-viral clip from his appearance at the Something in the Water festival.  For those who missed it, on Saturday, Timberlake took the stage with Pharrell and performed some of his biggest hits including «Like I Love You,» «Rock Your Body» and «Senorita,» before ending his set with “SexyBack” during the event, which was held in Washington, D.C.  Toward the end of the performance, Timberlake -- who wore a button-down shirt, khakis and sneakers — yelled “D.C.

He was mercilessly mocked on social media for his clumsy attempt at Washington, DC's Beat Ya Feet dance at a concert in the nation's capital on Saturday.And Justin Timberlake took to Instagram on Wednesday to clear the air and apologize for his half-heart steps in a humorous new video.The 41-year-old singer and actor told his 65.2 million followers that he wanted to apologize for two reason — 'Here, and here! — as he pointed down at his feet. Making amends: Justin Timberlake, 41, apologized on Wednesday in an Insta Stories video for his subpar version of DC's Beat Ya Feet dance during a performance in the capital on Saturday The pop star was casually dressed in the clip with a plain white T-shirt, navy sweatpants and a silver luxury wristwatch, along with silver and diamond-studded chains dangling from his neck.'I had a long talk with both of them, individually,' he said of his underperforming feet as he warned them, '"Don't you ever do that to me again."' Timberlake jokingly added, 'Maybe it was the khakis.

Faith Hill looked stunning in a two-piece outfit at the Paramount+ UK Launch event in London on Monday.The country singer posed for cameras at the event along with her husband, Tim McGraw, 55. Both stars have roles in the Yellowstone prequel, 1883, and play husband and wife as James and Margaret Dutton.The series follows the Dutton family as they make their journey from Texas to Montana in order to escape poverty.

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Justin Timberlake was the subject of laughs and derision on social media after his dance performance over the weekend in Washington, DC, didn't live up to expectations.The 41-year-old singer and actor was performing at DC'sSomething in the Water Festival on Saturday night the Beat Ya Feet dance, which has been a popular step in the nation's capital for more than two decades.But after video of the dance break made its way to social media, Timberlake was lambasted by users for his poor performance, with one person joking that his dance was closer to the 'hokey pokey' than Beat Ya Feet. Failed execution: Justin Timberlake, 41, was mercilessly ribbed on social media over the weekend for his attempt at the Beat Ya Feet dance at theSomething in the Water Festival in Washington, DC, on SaturdayOne fan who had a prime spot at the DC festival shared a video of Justin's dancing to TikTok on Sunday, captioning it, 'CANT BELIEVE I SAW JT,' with a crying emoji.'DC, get yo' beat!' Timberlake appears to shout in the clip as he proceeds to show off his footwork while his face looks far from relaxed.

Faith Hill has learned the hard way that acting in a Western series is not so glamorous.The 1883 star, 54, said she was asked by show creator Taylor Sheridan, 52, to stop shaving her armpits in order for her character, Margaret Dutton, to appear in line with the time period in the much praised Paramount series.Faith and her husband, Tim McGraw, 55, played a married couple in the gritty Yellowstone origin story who plan to travel from their native Tennessee to the Oregon coast with their teenage daughter, Elsa, played by Isabel May, 21, and their young son, John, portrayed by Audie Rick, six. Request: Faith Hill, 54, said she was asked by 1883 show creator Taylor Sheridan, 52 to stop shaving her armpits for her role in the Yellowstone prequel 1883; seen inMayThe revelation came during a Variety Actors on Actors discussion between Courteney Cox, 58, and the Grammy winner, 54, when the Shining Vale star asked if Faith had received a request to take that step out of her grooming routine.

Faith Hill is opening up about her time working on Taylor Sheridan's  series in which she stars opposite her husband, Tim McGraw. Calling the production «a once-in-a-lifetime experience,» Hill sat down with ET's Cassie DiLaura and talked all things acting, co-stars and her immense passion for this project. Speaking at the Londoner Hotel ahead of the Paramount+ launch in the U.K., Hill revealed that working on  set the bar really high for future acting jobs.

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill have hit a personal and career milestone. The pair, who star on, are celebrating the 25th anniversary of their first debut, “It’s Your Love,” and the couple is reflecting on the video.  “Girl, I was so pregnant,” Hill tells ET’s Cassie DiLaura during the Paramount + U.K. launch event.

Tim McGraw couldn't be more proud of being a dad to his three incredible daughters, Gracie, 25, Maggie, 23, and Audrey, 20.MORE: Faith Hill makes confession about appearance in 1883The country superstar and his wife Faith Hill efficiently juggle not only being parents, but also majorly successful musicians and actors, having recently starred in 1883 together.VIDEO: Faith Hill and Tim McGraw's love storyIn a recent interview with his record label ahead of Father's Day, the singer opened up about seeing his kids grow and their individual personalities shine."They're all completely different creatures," he said. "But they all have big hearts, and they are all very polite and they really respect people, and they all feel like they wanna make a difference in the world.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorThe music industry’s return to whatever passes for normal these days has been hit and miss, to put it mildly: Grammy Week, Coachella, and the first publishers’ week in three years have seen an uneven balance of caution and carelessness — some events have a relatively high percentage of masks and distancing, some have hardly any at all, and at each one you hear tales of how severe someone’s bout with Covid was or wasn’t, and that someone else couldn’t make it because they suddenly tested positive.The “publishers week” we’re referring to is the usual combination of A2IM’s Indie Week conference, the National Music Publishers Association’s annual meeting, and the closer, the Songwriters Hall of Fame induction ceremony, which is one of the most unique and memorable awards shows in the business — which is a parallel event to the Clive Davis pre-Grammy Gala in that it’s invite-only and features a number of once-in-a-lifetime performances. Not only is it the annual family reunion for the songwriting an publishing industry, over the years we’ve seen performances from  Neil Diamond, Drake, Tom Petty, Bonnie Raitt, Justin Timberlake, Ariana Grande, Van Morrison, Cyndi Lauper, John Prine, Leon Russell, Elvis Costello and dozens of others, along with several completely unique homages: Lady Gaga singing Four Non-Blondes’ hit “What’s Up” to Linda Perry; Stevie Nicks belting “The Rose” to Bette Midler; Emmylou Harris performing Eric Clapton’s heartbreaking hit “Tears in Heaven” for the song’s co-writer Will Jennings; and one year, the evening ended with Billy Joel and Garth Brooks duetting at the piano in matching Stetson hats.

Wilson Chapman editorIn the “Yellowstone” prequel miniseries “1883,” country star Faith Hill stars opposite her husband Tim McGraw as a woman journeying from Tennessee to Montana in the late 19th century. And to accurately portray a woman of the time period, Hill had to make some major changes to her self-care regime.In a conversation for the Variety “Actors on Actors” series presented by Apple TV+, Hill spoke to “Shining Vale” star Courteney Cox about starring in “1883.” During the conversation, Cox asked Hill if she had to stop shaving her armpit hair in order to be period-accurate.