Disputatious county music king and queen George Jones and Tammy Wynette get a double biopic on ... Ancient,” a.k.a. “Stand by the Jams,” Wynette’s collaboration with British art-dance ...

"George & Tammy" production designer Jonah Markowitz dishes on recreating iconic sets for the Showtime series, including the Grand Ole Opry and the couple's lavish early-'70s Las Vegas hotel suite.

Tammy Wynette: “’Til I Can Make It on My Own” Wynette co-wrote this 1976 hit, one of her greatest torch songs, with Sherrill and her soon-to-be fifth husband, the country songwriter George ...

Tammy Wynette showed the world she loved George Jones.. And she stood by her man, but could only be his wife for so long. Country's first couple while they were married—and still a formidable ...

Jimmy McDonough wasn’t one of Tammy Wynette’s lovers. He didn’t know her, except from afar. Yet he has managed to arrange a tryst with her in some No-Tell Motel of the spirit, achieving an ...

During her tragic and all too short life, Tammy Wynette (1942-1998) belted out 17 number-one ... “they’d create genuine husband-and-wife art in one of few art forms hokey enough to embrace it ...

The line between art reflecting life and life embodying art was thin for Wynette, who Dolly Parton once joked that in the latter half of Wynette's life in particular, "[Tammy] still sang (her 1968 ...

Showtime's new series is about the lives of George Jones and Tammy Wynette. Continue to Variety SKIP AD. ... And it seems to be drawing on the name recognition of subjects and stars both.

Sherrill, Jones and Wynette produced art that was tragicomic, as in Jones' 1974 sublime "The Grand Tour," or postmodernist, as in 1976's "Billy Ray Wrote a Song," where a Jones-like character's ...