Garth Brooks

The woman who has accused Garth Brooks of sexual assault is not leaving California without a fight.

Brooks didn't mention his ongoing sexual assault lawsuit during his appearance on the talk show.

Garth Brooks' lawyers have succeeded in making it a little harder for Jane Roe to get a guilty verdict in her sexual assault lawsuit against the singer.

These singers are living in a Barbie (country) world.

It's a procedural move with the potential for big implications.

Brooks says he and Yearwood are thinking about putting down roots outside the U.S.

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The singer now owns a piece of a goalpost fans marched right past his bar on Lower Broadway.

Brooks' legal team's explanation for using Jane Doe/Roe's real name is two-pronged.

In a change that's apparently been in the works since summer, the Tennessee Volunteers swapped 'Friends in Low Places' for an early-career Wallen hit.

All you need are a few pieces to look just like your favorite country artist!

Some of these costumes are just too good!

His story and Jane Roe's story are different in key, but not necessarily important, ways.

The latest filing against Garth Brooks pleads for sanctions.

Brooks has denied all charges, labeling his accuser's claims as "extortion."

As a result, his accuser's legal team is seeking "maximum sanctions against him immediately."

The 1990s just might be the definitive era of sad country music.

In a recent installment of his 'Inside Studio G' series, Brooks explained that the lawsuit against him could last "up to two years."

Trisha Yearwood's house sold one day before a lawsuit was filed accusing her husband Garth Brooks of sexual assault and rape.

The singer kept his commitment at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas on Thursday night.