Linda Davis

From epic duets between Kelly Clarkson and her mother-in-law Reba McEntire to the decades-spanning career of the Judds, moms and daughters rule in country music.

There are many country music stars who have equally famous relatives, many of whom are in the music industry as well.

When you're a country star, you can celebrate Take Your Child to Work Day any day!

Mom, Mother, Mama, Mommy -- whatever she's called, she's played an integral role in these country stars' lives.

Get ready to laugh at these now-vintage classics.

Only an icon like Rogers could gather such an eclectic group of stars and turn it into one cohesive, unforgettable night.

During Reba McEntire's nighttime show at the Ryman Auditorium on Feb. 15, Linda Davis surprised the crowd to perform their hit "Does He Love You."

Lady Antebellum are on hiatus for a few months, but none of the trio's members appears to be slowing down too much. Hillary Scott's newly revealed plans for the group's time off include a gospel album with her family.

William Congreve, the same man who penned the immortal line now often paraphrased as "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned" also wrote, "Music hath charms to soothe a savage breast." Written more than 300 years ago, those two lines nonetheless capture the spirit of some of country music's best cat fights.

Lee Ann Womack said it best when she took the stage on the opening night of George Strait and Reba McEntire's 2011 co-headlining tour Friday night (January 14) at Austin, Texas' Frank Erwin Center: "I hope you like real country music." And that is what the audience got, along with some glittery costumes, a few cowboy hats and a comedienne...