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From Cardi B to Beyonce, these ten musicians performed proudly with their baby bumps on display.

New movies out this weekend: Owen Wilson’s action movie No Escape, Zac Efron’s night club movie We are Your Friends and another called Z for Zachariah

Lady Antebellum got upstaged at their Atlanta show on Saturday, when 3-year old-heart transplant survivor Mallory and her older sister, Madison, stole the spotlight. The adorable sisters won the hearts of Lady A fans with the band’s song “Compass,” which they sang to get them through the hard times.

Have you ever eaten bugs? I mean on purpose? Shailene Woodley from the Divergent movie series thinks we'll all be eating bugs some day.

Although the haters are coming out of the woodwork for Taylor Swift now that she's gone pop, one country trio are singing her praises.

Lady Antebellum made a dream come true for a 6-year-old boy who was born without a cerebellum.

When Hillary Scott of Lady Antebellum gave bandmate Charles Kelley a green ceramic charcoal cooker for his birthday (otherwise known as the Big Green Egg), she probably didn't anticipate he'd use it for the biggest feast day of the year -- Thanksgiving.

Country trio Lady Antebellum will soon be traveling with one extra member in the bus -- frontwoman Hillary Scott's newborn baby. As her due date approaches, Scott has been having a few irresistible pregnancy cravings.

Lady Antebellum's Hillary Scott has announced she is pregnant, topping off the week with more Nashville baby news. The singer and husband Chris Tyrrell shared the happy news with fans on the trio's Facebook page Friday afternoon. The married on Jan. 7 of this year.

Warning: If you watch Lady Antebellum's Christmasy new video, you're going to be in the holiday spirit before you even get a slice of Thanksgiving turkey. Filled with gifts, wreaths, and -- of course -- mistletoe, the band's 'Holly Jolly Christmas' video is perfect for holiday viewing.

Lady Antebellum are practically built for Christmas albums. There's a Captain and Tennille quality to their partnership that's made hip by youth and intriguing subject matter. The trio's take on standards like 'I'll Be Home for Christmas' and 'Silent Night' are timeless, in that they could really be transported to any decade of country music. For them, covering yuletide hits is as easy as looking

The members of Lady Antebellum got the chance to bring smiles to some kids who really need them when they performed recently in the oncology unit at UCSF's Benioff Children's Hospital. The 'Need You Now' hitmakers chronicled the visit in a new webisode of Lady A TV that aired Wednesday (Sept. 26).