Hank Williams Jr

Hank Williams, Jr. is a hard-nosed country singer, but he appreciates life's luxuries -- like a private limousine to travel in at all times. The singer also takes his personal safety very seriously. An armed, uniformed police officer is required to accompany the producer to and from the venue...

It looks like ultra-conservative country music star Hank Williams, Jr. hasn't warmed up much to President Obama in the wake of his victory Tuesday over Republican challenger Mitt Romney. The staunch hunter and gun rights supporter took to Twitter Thursday morning (Nov. 8) to predict financial doom and gloom for America as a result of the president winning a second term.

Hank Williams, Jr. isn't shy about telling people what he thinks of the current President. “We’ve got a Muslim president who hates farming, hates the military, hates the U.S., and we hate him!" he said on stage in August. However, he's long been a champion of Republican causes, donating $4,500 between 1992 and 2007. He's al...

Conservative country star Hank Williams, Jr. is getting his own radio show just in time to weigh in on the presidential elections. The outspokenly gun-loving, liberal-hating singer is getting set to produce three two-hour radio shows that are slated to air in the weeks before Election Day.

By endorsing the Canyonero, Krusty the Clown torpedoes his red-hot stand-up comedy career, but creates a reference that quickly worked its way into American pop culture. Hank Williams, Jr. sings the theme song for the massive SUV. "Can you name the truck with four-wheel drive / Smells like a steak and seats thirty-five / Canyonero, Canyonero," he sings around "Rawhide" inspired

With dozens of awards and accolades under his belt, Brad Paisley was the perfect person to lead the charge in closing out the the pre-taped 'CMA Music Festival' special on Monday. When Paisley took the stage back in June, he started out by singing the first few words of 'This Is Country Music' and playing along with his acoustic guitar -- and then something magical happened.

It it weren't real, the sharp words between actor Alec Baldwin and Hank Williams Jr. would be great entertainment. Baldwin responded to the country singer's comments about President Obama with an early morning tweet that called Bocephus a "pathetic, wheezing fossil."

Actor Alec Baldwin has never been shy in expressing his opinions about politics, and yesterday he took to his Twitter account to slam country star Hank Williams, Jr. for his recent rants against President Obama, calling him a "broken-down, senile, racist coot."

Despite President Obama's constant referral to his Christian heritage, it seems as though Hank Williams, Jr. still questions the President's personal religious beliefs. That mistrust was first spotlighted in the song 'Keep the Change,' a track from the singer's latest album, 'Old School, New Rules,' and during an otherwise entertaining set at the Iowa State Fair on Aug. 17, the 'All My Rowdy Frien

It's not a big secret that Hank Williams, Jr. isn't President Obama's biggest fan. But in a recent interview with Rolling Stone, the opinionated country singer really slammed the man inhabiting the White House, going as far as to call him "the worst."