Merry Christmas! I hope all of you have an amazing and safe holiday season! To make your season a little brighter I uploaded tons of pictures of Miranda to the gallery, some are new, some albums were updated with new pictures, or replaced with a higher quality, enjoy!

11/06/06 – The 40th Annual CMA Awards – Arrivals
10/03/09 – 19th Annual Chicago Country Music Festival
09/29/09 – Good Morning America
Randee St. Nicholas – ‘Revolution’
Tour Bus Photoshoot
2008 > 11/12/08 – 42nd Annual CMA Awards – Show
2007 > 04/16/07 – 2007 CMT Music Awards – Backstage/Audience
2007 > 04/16/07 – 2007 CMT Music Awards – Arrivals
Award Shows > 2008 > 11/11/08 – BMI Country Awards 2008 – Arrivals

Emmylou Harris, Miranda Lambert and Sugarland are among the artists taking part in Lilith Fair in 2010. Sarah MacLachlan, who co-founded the festival in the ’90s to celebrate women in music, will also participate, along with Erykah Badu, Mary J. Blige, Colbie Caillat, Brandi Carlile, Sheryl Crow and the Indigo Girls, among many others. The schedule includes 18 cities so far but no specific tour dates have been announced.

Thanks to our friend Massie at T-Swift.com we’ve added one picture from a photoshoot done with Melanie Dunea. Miranda looks gorgeous as always! Be sure to check it out!

View Photo: Melanie Dunea Photoshoot

I’m having computer problems right now. As soon as I get them fixed updates will resume.

Congrats to Miranda on being nominated for a Grammy!!! She REALLY deserves it and hopefully it will be her year to win! Our girl is nominated for Best Female Country Vocal Performance for Dead Flowers! The awards are going to be broadcasted live on January 31st, on CBS.

Best Female Country Vocal Performance
(For a solo vocal performance. Singles or Tracks only.)

* Dead Flowers
Miranda Lambert

* I Just Call You Mine
Martina McBride

* White Horse
Taylor Swift

* Just A Dream
Carrie Underwood

* Solitary Thinkin’
Lee Ann Womack

Miranda Lambert is discussing her latest album, Revolution, when the conversation turns to her guiding principle in the studio.

“Hire great musicians and then let them do what they do,” she says. “I don’t really like going in there with demos and have them copy the demo or tell them what to play.”

Clearly it’s working. Her previous project, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, won an ACM award for best country album in 2008. While she established herself as a regular gal on “Famous in a Small Town” (that would be Lindale, Texas), she’s maintained her tough-girl personality.

“You really have to go into this business knowing exactly what you want to do and what you have to say and surround yourself with people that uplift that,” she says. “Otherwise, you’ll get lost. I think it’s hard to stay true when somebody else may be more successful than you because they compromise a little bit, but you just have to decide if it’s worth it.”

In this interview, the 25-year-old singer-songwriter talks about setting the mood, making music with boyfriend Blake Shelton and discovering the new song that made her cry.

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Hey everyone, hope you all had a great Thanksgiving! I added 6 more photos from the 57th Annual BMI Country Awards that Miranda attended earlier this month. She looks even more amazing in these pictures.

View Photos: 11/10/09 – 57th Annual BMI Country Awards – Arrivals

From CMT.com – You wrote “Heart Like Mine” and “Me and Your Cigarettes” with Miranda Lambert. What do you remember about the days you wrote those?

“Me and Your Cigarettes” was actually called “Your Cigarettes and Me,” and there was a whole another melody, but I had these words. I went to her house in Lindale, Texas, right before [2007's Crazy Ex-Girlfriend] album came out. We were sitting on her back deck and she finished it with me. She liked the idea. … She called me the day they cut it, and she goes, “I just wanted to tell you that Blake [Shelton] and I were kind of fiddling with it, and it’s kind of changed a bit. It’s still our words, but it’s a different beat, and we’ve changed it to ‘Me and Your Cigarettes.’” I went to the studio and heard it and was like, “Oh, please. This is amazing.” She was like, “I hope you’re not mad.” Are you kidding me?

Then “Heart Like Mine,” she and I went to Pigeon Forge, Tenn., together. I’m from East Tennessee, so I took her to Dollywood. I was like, “You’ve got to go to Dollywood.” We got a little cabin in Gatlinburg, and we were sitting on the porch there picking on guitar, and I kept hearing things. She was like, “Oh, my God. Bring me a steak knife so you’ll shut up!” She’s tougher than I am. She had a steak knife next to her. We were like, “Let’s write something really honest.” All of it’s true to her life.