Nicole Beals

Nicole’s News- March 30

UNC will face Duke in the Final Four on Saturday and Eric Church, a lifelong UNC fan, isn’t going to miss it. Even if it means cancelling a show.  Eric has canceled his show in San Antonio Saturday night so he can go to New Orleans with his family to watch UNC play Duke, in the Final Four. He says this is the most selfish thing he has ever asked of his fans but he hopes they will understand how much this game means to him.


Parker McCollum is a married man. He and longtime girlfriend, Hallie Rae Light, tied the knot on Monday. The happy couple is now in a tropical destination for their honeymoon.


Carrie Underwood will take the stage at the Grammy Awards on Sunday night. She is also nominated for her collaboration with Jason Aldean, If I Didn’t Love You and for her gospel album, My Savior.

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