Trisha Yearwood News

Selfless Garth Brooks celebrated his 50th birthday on Tuesday by giving back to his longtime producer and renaming a music studio in his honour.

Since his debut in 1989, Oklahoma-born Troyal Garth Brooks has won a haul of trophies including two Grammys and 24 Billboard Music Awards, wooed and wed country star Trisha Yearwood, and been named one of the top selling solo artists of the 20th century - second only to Elvis Presley.

Thanks to gems like Rachael vs. Guy: Celebrity Cook-Off , the Food Network reported the highest ratings in the network's history in January.

Move over, Paula Deen : The Food Network has a new Southern chef. The Hollywood Reporter recently revealed that country singer and best-selling cookbook author Trisha Yearwood has signed a deal to star in a six-episode daytime cooking show for the network.

The country music uberstar officially "retired" from touring and recording in 2001.

The best-selling author of two cookbooks has inked a deal to star in a six-episode daytime cooking show for the Food Network, The Hollywood Reporter has learned exclusively.

One of the most popular female country singers of the '90s, Trisha Yearwood initially rose to fame as a protegee of Garth Brooks but quickly staked out her own identity as an assertive yet vulnerable modern woman.

Garth Brooks signs an autograph for a fan as he and his wife Trisha Yearwood arrive for a civil trial at the Rogers County Courthouse in Claremore, Okla.

Fans are flocking to the Rogers County Courthouse to get a glimpse of a country music power couple.

Garth Brooks talks to reporters while his wife Trisha Yearwood, right, looks on after a day of testimony in a breach-of-promise trial at the Rogers County Courthouse in Claremore, Okla., on Thursday.

Country music star Garth Brooks is suing an Oklahoma hospital, claiming it reneged on an agreement to name a building after his late mother in exchange for a $500,000 donation he made in 2005, reports the Associated Press.

Country music star Garth Brooks is suing an Oklahoma hospital, saying it reneged on a promise to name a building after his late mother in exchange for a $500,000 donation.