By Brian Orloff - PEOPLETrisha Yearwood knows the secret to keeping her family close: Eating together.

“When I was growing up, suppertime, as we called it, was when the family got together around the table – that was our family time,” the country singer tells Redbook in its April issue. “Those dinners are some of the best memories of my childhood.” more!

Check out the latest on The Boot! about Trisha Yearwood and her upcoming book Home Cooking with Trisha Yearwood!

Trisha Yearwood is on the cover of the April issue of Redbook. Trisha shares some of her mouth watering recipes from her upcoming cookbook Home Cooking With Trisha Yearwood and the stories behind them. Make sure to pick up your copy of the April issue of Redbook when it hits stands March 23rd, and pick up a copy of her new cookbook when it hits stores on April 6th or Pre-Order now!

Trisha checks in as she is gearing up for the launch of Home Cooking with Trisha Yearwood on April 6th, 2010.

In celebration of the release of her new cookbook Trisha may be visiting a store near you! Starting April 7th, fans can attend an in store appearance and get a signed copy of her new book Home Cooking with Trisha Yearwood. Check the tour page or see below for cities and appearance times! Don’t forget to tweet @tycom or post on her facebook page if you plan on attending!

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Valentine’s Day is here once again and GAC is counting down country’s favorite couples! Check out their list of love here!

Performance to be nationally broadcast on PBS December 23

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Erin McInnis checks in with this behind-the-scenes look at our 2009 production of Christmas at Belmont.

Every two years, the entire production staff here at NPT, as well as many people in other departments, come together to bring you, and the entire country, Christmas at Belmont. After two solid days of decorating, setting up cameras and equipment, designing lighting, and organizing and corralling hundreds of Belmont music students, not including the weeks of preparation, this year’s production is finally in the can. This past Monday night, hundreds of family members and music lovers filed into the Schermerhorn Symphony Center with the likes of Barbara Mandrell, figure skater Scott Hamilton and WKRN’s Anne Holt to be a part of Belmont University’s annual showcasing of the talented students in its music school. This is not to say that the program is now sitting on a shelf waiting to be aired. As I write this, the producers, director and editor are working around the clock to insure that the program you see on your television screen is the best it can possibly be.

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by Alanna Conaway -The Boot

Trisha Yearwood has always enjoyed the Christmas holiday, but now as a wife and step-mom to husband Garth Brooks’ three daughters, the time at home with their family is even more special. But even Trisha says that she has to limit her excitement when it comes time to decorate for Christmas.

“[I start decorating] the day after Thanksgiving … I mean the second after!” Trisha tells CMT. “Christmas is my favorite holiday, but it has to come when it comes. I’m one of those people who wants to put the lights up [before Thanksgiving], but I make myself wait.”

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by Gayle Richardson - The Boot

Garth Brooks, who came out of retirement over the weekend to begin his five-year run performing in Las Vegas, also celebrated his fourth anniversary to wife, singer Trisha Yearwood. And while he has some of the world’s finest restaurants at his disposal on the Vegas strip, he chose fast food to commemorate the occasion.

“That was our anniversary dinner,” he says in PEOPLE, of their late-night McDonald’s meal, adding that it wasn’t his first choice. “We had a big night planned and at the last minute they moved the youngest one’s Christmas carol program to that night. I promised them a big, fancy dinner, but we went and grabbed McDonald’s fries and went home.”

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