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DIERKS BENTLEY: HE'S A NEW DAD
NEW YORK (AP) -- Dierks Bentley is a new dad. People.com is reporting that he and his wife Cassidy are welcoming their first child. The baby was born just before midnight Saturday at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, where the couple lives. The site reports the baby was delivered with a midwife lending a helping hand. The child's name is Evalyn Day Bentley and the couple say they plan to call her "Evie." They got the first name from the baby's grandma on the mother's side. As for the middle name, Bentley says they chose "Day" because "it's a hopeful word." Bentley says his new daughter "is the most beautiful little girl you have ever seen." The couple first met way back when they both teenagers in Phoenix. <
BLAKE SHELTON: FEELING THE BURN?
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Blake Shelton wants you to feel the burn with his new album. His new album, due out next month, is titled "Startin' Fires." And Shelton says there's more to the title than the play on the name of one of the singles, "Good At Startin' Fires." He says he'd "like for this album to start some musical fires in some new fans and maybe fan the flames for the loyal fans" who have been with him a while. Shelton wrote two of the songs on the album, "Here I Am" and "Bare Skin Rug." He has already started touring in support of the project with a concert swing with Miranda Lambert.
ELVIS PRESLEY: MUSEUM FOR SINGER ISN'T SELLING
WRIGHT CITY, Mo. (AP) -- A lot of people still think Elvis is alive. But a museum dedicated to that premise is having trouble surviving financially. Andy Key has been trying to sell the museum, located in Wright City, Missouri. But he hasn't been successful. Both times the museum was put on sale on eBay -- and in the most recent auction, which ended Friday, there were no bids. Key says he did get one bid at his original asking price of $15,000. But that turned out to be from a kid playing on the computer. Key bought the museum last year for more than $8,000. But he says military duties will keep him away from home so he can't operate it. The museum's collection includes photos, books, FBI files, DNA reports and other memorabilia that aim to support the theory that Elvis Presley never died.
Last Update: October 06, 2008 03:05 EDT
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