It’s a boy for songbird Jewel and her rodeo star hubby Ty Murray — a former Dancing With The Stars finalist. The pair — who wed in the Bahamas in 2008 — became proud parents on Monday evening with the arrival of their son, Kase Townes Murray.
Singer-songwriter Jewel, who is expecting her first sonwith her rodeo champ Ty Murray, was involved in a two-car collision with a fire engine in a small town outside Dallas on Friday.
The Grammy-nominated “Foolish Games” singer, 36, narrowly escaped serious injury when a volunteer fire truck smashed into the passenger side of her vehicle during an early morning crash in Stephenville, Texas, 100 miles southwest of Dallas.
More babies! Owen Wilson and Jewel are the latest in the mega list of celebs expecting babies this year…No, not together!
Funnyman Owen is apparently expecting a bub any day now with girlfriend Jade Duell, while soft-spoken songbird Jewel is ringing in 2011 to the pleasant news that her uterus is presently occupied.
Jewel Goes Rogue! The folksy ’90s pop singer pokes fun at Sarah Palin in a parody video that imagines the Alaskans as former bandmates.
Jewel is the star of a side-splitting new Funny or Die parody that’s spoofs VH1′s Behind the Music by imagining a past life in which she and her rival for the title of America’s Most Famous Alaskan were once a popular folk duo. In the video, Palin — who famously played the flute during her days as an ’80s pageant queen — is one-half of Sarah Barracuda and The Jewel!
The video marks the latest comedy foray for Jewel, who set off a viral sensation earlier this summer when she went undercover as a frumpy office worker and wowed a karaoke bar crowd by singing her own songs as part of FOD’s Undercover Karaoke series.
Grammy-winning singer Jewel will perform during the In Memoriam Tribute at this weekend’s 62nd Primetime Emmys Awards in Los Angeles — honoring the season’s best in television — event organizers said Tuesday.
The Canadian crooner is expected to sing an acoustic version of her new composition, “The Shape of You,” as the Academy of Television Sciences honors TV luminaries who died over the past year during a montage at Sunday’s ceremony at the Nokia Theatre.
Jewel wrote the song about the death of a friend. The tune will go on sale on iTunes immediately following the show.