Today (Sept. 11) marks the 13th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, when terrorists hijacked several passenger planes and flew them into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.

Clay Walker was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis just after he finished recording his fourth studio album, 'Rumor Has It.' But instead of retreating from the spotlight and feeling sorry for himself, the singer has worked tirelessly to help others battling the same disease.

Traditional country music is a thing of the past -- at least according to Clay Walker. The singer says a chapter of the genre has closed, but that's not necessarily bad news.

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Clay Walker will be appearing on the 'Today Show' on Christmas Day (Dec. 25) to discuss the Military Warriors Support Foundation.

Clay Walker was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) in 1996, but he wasn't about to let the illness define his life. The singer has lived a full and productive life, and is using his diagnosis to help others who are facing the same situation.

Clay Walker has a busy music career, but those responsibilities are taking a back seat to his biggest priority -- being a father to his three-month-old son, Elijah Craig, with wife Jessica.

Clay Walker got a precious gift for Father's Day this year. The 43-year-old country star and his wife Jessica welcomed a baby boy into their happy family. The couple revealed the pregnancy in April by simply showing up at the ACM Awards with Jessica visibly pregnant -- the second time they have revealed a pregnancy at a red carpet event...

Clay Walker discovered the hard way it's best not to get between his pregnant wife, Jessica, and her cravings. "She's having Thin Mints on the couch the other night and I asked her for one and she threw them at me, the whole bag, because it was the last bag," he tells The Boot with a laugh...

Gregg DeGuire, FilmMagic Taylor Swift, Tim McGraw, the Eagles and Lisa Marie Presley are among the artists who have donated music memorabilia to an auction benefiting those affected by last December's Sandy Hook school shootings.