Kristin Chenoweth

Kristin Chenoweth took a few minutes out from her duties co-hosting the 2012 American Country Awards to perform a humorous tribute to Dolly Parton titled 'What Would Dolly Do?'

Actress and country singer Kristin Chenoweth has changed her outlook on life after an on-set accident that injured her so badly she was forced to leave her role on the CBS drama 'The Good Wife.' In a new interview, the 44-year-old performer says she is "only doing things that really matter" now.

Attendees, recipients and viewers of the 2012 American Country Awards will be in for a treat this year, thanks to Trace Adkins and Kristin Chenoweth. The two hilarious country stars will return to host the ACAs for the second year in a row.

More than a month after being injured on the set of the CBS series 'The Good Wife' in July, Kristin Chenoweth is still recovering from a blow to the head that caused her to be hospitalized. Unfortunately, the lengthy recovery time has made it impossible for the talented actress and singer to return to her role on the show.

Good news for singer/actress Kristin Chenoweth, who was hospitalized earlier this week after being knocked over by a piece of errant equipment while on the set of the CBS series 'The Good Wife.' Apparently, on Wednesday, July 11, a gust of wind caused the structure to move and strike her. She then fell to the ground and hit her head on concrete. Ouch.

Kristin Chenoweth was rushed to the hospital after being injured while on the set of CBS' series 'The Good Wife' on Wednesday afternoon. According to reports, the multi-talented country singer and actress was struck by a large piece of lighting equipment, which was pushed into her by a gust of wind. Chenoweth was knocked to the ground and hit her head on then concrete.

Kristin Chenoweth's new television series premiered earlier this month (March 4). 'GCB' debuted on ABC, with Chenoweth playing Carlene Cockburn, the show's main antagonist who isn't afraid to add liberal heaps of judgment to her brand of Christianity.

Leave it to Toby Keith to have the perfect drink for St. Patrick's Day. His recipe, and Kristin Chenoweth's performance on her hot new ABC television show top the Taste of Country Daily Roundup, but there are other big headlines including news on a new video from Jason Aldean, and new music from Martina McBride.

Kristin Chenoweth has more than minted her country career after releasing a record in September and announcing her first-ever country tour, set to launch in May. The celeb who can claim the names actress, songstress and filmstress made a country music appearance on Sunday (March 11) singing a tune that's not her own.

Kristin Chenoweth has the trifecta of talents: She can act on film, she can act onstage, and boy can the girl sing. Now, the Emmy and Tony winner, who was also inducted into the Oklahoma Hall of Fame, is gearing up for a 19-city tour to support her September 2011 country album, 'Some Lessons Learned.' The tour will kick off May 9 at Seattle's Paramount Theatre and will wrap June 24 in Chenoweth's