Every once in a while, the NBA tries to be something it’s not, which is how you end up with John Legend and/or Carrie Underwood headlining the NBA All-Star Game halftime show. This year, though, the people behind this year’s All-Star festivities in New Orleans seemed to get that there is a significant crossover between [...]

How do you solve a problem like mean people? Jesus, according to Carrie Underwood. After critics slammed the "Sound Of Music Live!" star's performance -- with Kym Karath, who played the original Gretl, calling it "painful to watch" -- Underwood took to Twitter to do a little venting herself. Plain and...

Carrie Underwood has a message for her critics.After starring in NBC's "The Sound of Music Live!" as Maria on Thursday night, the country superstar took to Twitter on Friday to respond to negativity.

Carrie Underwood isn’t letting the critics get her down. In fact, she’s sending out positive thoughts to those who’ve openly criticized her Sound of Music Live! performance. “Plain and simple: Mean people need Jesus,” she wrote on Twitter. “They will be in my prayers tonight…”

Carrie Underwood's fellow celebrities were part of the millions who tuned in for NBC's "Sound of Music Live!" and they praised the singer on Twitter for her performance as Maria von Trapp.