Street Outlaws in its prolonged journey over the years has brought to fans several very talented racers. But ever wonder who else has been involved in the making of this fan-favorite program? It’s Sherrybeth Madewell we speak of and many of us have known, she works as both a producer and on-air talent on the show. In this writing called ‘Sherrybeth Madewell’ let us tell you about all that you have been prying about.

The most important songs on Carly Pearce's new 29: Written in Stone album are symbolic of what songwriting means for the CMA Female Vocalist of the Year nominee. "29," "Should've Known Better" and the closer "I Want to Mean It This Time" weren't born out of events or emotions. These three, deeply personal tracks gave birth to events and emotions. They each inspired the catharsis, not the other way around. To begin to understand Pearce is to appreciate how she processes everything through music and songwriting.

Pat Green's new album is finished, and fans are finally getting to hear it ... some of it. The Texas-bred singer tapped Lyle Lovett for a song called 'Girls From Texas.' Listen to the breezy ballad via this exclusive ToC premiere of the lyric video! It's not clear when or how Green will release the follow up to 'What I'm For,' his last studio album of original material. He tells the Dallas Observer that he's between labels and in discussions with a number of different people, including the executives at the label that helped him release 'Songs We Wish We'd Written II.

Scott Stapp has been in quarantine during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, but he has not been sitting idle. The Creed singer and current rock solo artist has been staying plenty busy during isolation with his family, including building a new chicken coop on his property in a rural area outside of Nashville. Stapp and his family had owned chickens previously when they lived in Florida, and he and his wife, Jaclyn, had planned to have more again at some point.

Actress, writer, and comedian Carol Burnett made a name for herself with her exceptional entertainment skills and great sense of humor. Her comedic show, The Carol Burnett Show, was a first of its kind for having a woman as a host and for running for a whopping 11 years. Aside from her hilarious personality and infamous Tarzan yell, Burnett did something curious at the end of each show: she tagged her ear gently as if sending a signal to someone.