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At 73, Kris Kristofferson has lived a life that transcends Hollywood legend. A Rhodes Scholar at Oxford, a serviceman, a movie star, a rebel, the songwriter of such classics as 'Me And Bobby McGee,' friend to the likes of Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings, lover to Janis Joplin, Rita Coolidge and Barbra Streisand, father, and member of both the Country Music and Songwriters' Hall of F

Kris Kristofferson will be honored as the latest BMI Icon at the annual country music awards for the performing-rights organization. The black-tie, invitation-only gala, to be held November 10 at BMI's Nashville offices, will also celebrate the writers of the past year's most-performed country songs from the BMI catalog...

Kris Kristofferson doesn't believe he needs to put out a new album every few years. In fact, he waited 11 years before releasing 'This Old Road' in 2006. But now, three years later, the country icon is once again creating new music. At 72 years old with a career that has spanned over 40 years, he's simply practicing his right to go at his own pace...

Kris Kristofferson and Toby Keith, who have both spent much of the past week vehemently denying any sort of feud between the two of them, have each reportedly pulled out of a movie that they were planning on appearing in together. The two country star/actors were supposed to star in 'Provinces of Night,' a movie about a man who roams the country for two decades before coming back to his home stat

Who's the real bad guy -- Toby Keith or Ethan Hawke? Tables are certainly turning this week. Keith and Kris Kristofferson are both speaking out about Hawke's recent article in Rolling Stone magazine, detailing an alleged encounter between the two country stars at Willie Nelson's 2003 birthday bash...

Did Toby Keith once get a tongue lashing from Kris Kristofferson? Maybe, if you believe actor/director Ethan Hawke. Hawke, a huge Kristofferson fan himself, wrote an article in the recent issue of Rolling Stone magazine about a confrontation he witnessed between the country icon and another country musician, whom he declined to name, at Willie Nelson's 2003 birthday concert at Madison Square Garde

Kris Kristofferson and Dwight Yoakam are teaming up to play bad guys in a Western-style movie called 'The Last Rites of Ransom Pride.' Currently in production, the movie also stars Jason Priestley, Earl Brown and Peter Dinklage. "We've really taken the time to get this cast," Nomadic Pictures exec Chad Oakes tells GAC...