Johnny Cash

If you need a smile, just take a look at these 9-month-old twins, Reece and Levi, who have totally captured our hearts with their rendition of Johnny Cash's 'Folsom Prison Blues.' While their harmonies may be in the form of squealing -- they're too young to actually sing the lyrics -- these two really set the bar high.

It's been thirty years in the making, spending most of the three decades collecting dust in a vault. 'Out Among the Stars,' an album of 12 recently discovered Johnny Cash recordings, is about to reach the ears of the masses for the very first time.

During his active years Johnny Cash appeared in many television commercials, endorsing gasoline, trains, fast food restaurants and soda. But there was a type of product the Man in Black wouldn't sign up for. Do you know what it was and why?

If you watch the 2005 hit movie 'Walk the Line' closely (and perhaps repeatedly), you'll begin to pick up on nuanced bits of trivia and tributes carefully placed by director James Mangold and the creative talent behind the film. Years later you'll also realize that a few characters who played bit roles in the movie have turned into much bigger stars.

Jewel is completely transformed for her role as June Carter in the upcoming Lifetime film 'Ring of Fire.' She literally becomes the feisty country legend, as you can see in this four-minute clip from the film, which airs at 8PM on May 27 on Lifetime.

During Tuesday's (March 26) Blind Auditions for Season 4 of 'The Voice,' quirky and undeniably talented duo Midas Whale offered up their accordion and acoustic guitar-laden rendition of Johnny Cash's iconic track 'Folsom Prison Blues.' It was unforgettable and left an impression on all four of the show's famous coaches.

The Johnny Cash 2013 Music Festival lineup has just been announced, with classic country acts, such as Vince Gill, along with Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers set to perform at the third annual event.

Why: You will not find a letter more contested than 'C.' Legends like Glen Campbell and Patsy Cline miss out, as do modern superstars like Kenny Chesney and artists that influenced Johnny Cash, like the Carter Family. But there will never be an artist or personality as influential as the Man in Black. His imag...

Johnny Cash is going postal! The United States Postal Service has announced that the Man in Black will be a part of this year's Music Icons stamp series.

Apparently not everyone is well-versed in Johnny Cash's iconic country music repertoire, a sad truth made obvious by a contestant on Thursday night's (Jan. 10) episode of 'Wheel of Fortune.'