Nicole Beals

Nicole’s Nashville News- March 4

Miranda Lambert will be the first female to put her name on a bar/restaraunt on Lower Broadway in Nashville. The building that will house Miranda Lambert’s Casa Rosa is currently being renovated and more details will be released in the coming weeks.

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Reba McEntire will appear in two Lifetime movies. One is a holiday film called Christmas In Tune,  that could air as soon as this fall. The other is not a Christmas movie and it is expected to premiere in 2022.

Lifetime on Twitter: “Welcome @reba back to the Lifetime family! ✨ We are so excited to announce the upcoming two-night, four-hour documentary event to celebrate the one and only Janet Jackson. 🎤 Coming to you in 2022. ❤️ https://t.co/PMhTjWgYSv” / Twitter

 

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