Tim McGraw and Faith Hill Sing Duet, Anna Kendrick Gets Laughs on 'SNL'

April 7, 2014— -- quicklist:1title: Tim McGraw and Faith Hill Sing Duettext: It was love at first lyric for Faith Hill and Tim McGraw, the reigning couple of country music, who performed a duet together at Sunday night's Academy of Country Music Awards.

The pair sang "Meanwhile Back at Mama's" together and left the stage hand-in-hand, melting the hearts of country fans across America. media:23219241

quicklist:2title: Anna Kendrick Gets Laughs on 'SNL'text: Anna Kendrick was pitch perfect hosting 'Saturday Night Live' this weekend.

The "Pitch Perfect" star famous for her song, "Cups," went musical for the opening monologue, channeling Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" and "The Little Mermaid" for laughs from the audience.

"I got my start in musical theater. When I was 10, my dad took me to see 'Beauty and the Beast' on Broadway and I just knew I wanted to be up there, so to be here on this New York stage is so incredibly exciting," she said. media:23219445

quicklist:3title: Garth Brooks Sings 'Happy Birthday'text: Another heartwarming moment at Sunday's ACM Awards was delivered by Garth Brooks, who presented a Crystal Milestone Award to 77-year-old Merle Haggard on Haggard's birthday.

Brooks and others on stage launched a rendition of "Happy Birthday" to the iconic country singer after George Strait and Miranda Lambert performed some of his most famous tunes. media:23219359

quicklist:4title: Chicken Nuggets Recalledtext: Tyson Foods, Inc., is recalling 5-pound bags of frozen white meat chicken nuggets after plastic pieces were found inside of them, according to ABC News affiliate KRTK.

The bags were sold at Sam's Club locations nationwide, according to a statement from Tyson. Smaller-sized packages of nuggets and those sold elsewhere were not recalled. media:

quicklist:5title: Mormon Women Denied Entry to Priesthoodtext: Hundreds of Mormon women descended on Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah, over the weekend to demand entry into the Mormon priesthood, according to the Wall Street Journal.

But the women were turned away from the church's general conference, a move that signifies the church's unwillingness to let female members into the priesthood.

"Despite polite and respectful requests from church leaders not to make Temple Square a place of protest, a mixed group of men and women ignored that request and staged a demonstration outside the Tabernacle on General Conference weekend, refusing to accept ushers' directions and refusing to leave when asked," church spokesman Cody Craynor told the Salt Lake City Tribune.