At just 19 years old, Taylor Swift has already sold out arenas in record-time, won countless awards, scored two multi-platinum selling albums, guest-starred on a hit TV show and raked in millions of dollars in the process. Yet there is one goal Taylor has yet to attain.

"I'd like to move out of my parent's house!" she tells Glamour magazine.

But Taylor doesn't spend much time at anyone's house these days. Currently headlining her own 'Fearless' tour, the country sensation doesn't plan on resting when the tour ends in November.

Country star and former bodybuilder Aaron Tippin is dipping his feet into a new business venture that has nothing to do with music and everything to do with something else he takes very seriously -- fitness. Aaron is launching his own nutritional supplements, called Aaron Tippin Nutrition (ATN). The 51-year-old star says he's excited to bring his own brand of health care products to his fans.

Aaron had a lucrative career as a bodybuilder over twenty years ago, before switching to country music. Thus, it's an easy transition for him to put the focus back on fitness.

Keith Urban has performed with an eclectic group of musicians, including Alicia Keys, Bryan Adams, Al Green and Justin Timberlake. The latest to join that diverse list are the Counting Crows, as Keith teamed up with the rockers last Friday at Wisconsin's annual Summerfest concert event.

Even Keith, who is a huge fan of the band, admitted it was a bit of an odd pairing -- but a great one. "Yeah, I guess we've got our own things going on," he told the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel with a laugh. "It's just the way it happened ... We didn't know about it until the gig was booked. I'm thrilled. I love those guys. It's really just Summerfest and their imaginative pairing, which I think is killer."

One of Brad Paisley's many talents is being able to pull off a good prank. From hiding rotten chicken in Blake Shelton's tour bus to trapping Jack Ingram in a cage (the list goes on and on), Brad is constantly playing jokes on his tourmates. And don't expect him to change his ways anytime soon.

"When you're on the road, it can get pretty boring," Brad tells PEOPLE. "It makes me think of the British version of 'The Office.' It's kind of a daily grind. Pranking is one way to battle that boredom."

Laura Bell Bundy may be a new face to country music fans, but she is certainly no stranger to being on stage. A seasoned performer, Laura Bell made her Broadway debut seven years ago in 'Hairspray.' Her run on the Great White Way also included starring roles in 'Wicked,' 'Ruthless,' and a Tony-nominated turn as Elle Woods in 'Legally Blonde.' Now she has made the leap to country music, which Laura Bell says has been a seamless transition.

"I'm from Kentucky, so it isn't like I just suddenly came from New York," she tells The Boot. "I love the weather. I feel like I'm a little bit calmer; it's a slower pace, and it's been good for me because I've been able to be a bit more introspective. I was so extroverted when I was doing the [Broadway] shows, and now I'm spending more time writing."

Jack Ingram fans will have to wait just a little bit longer than anticipated for his next project, 'Big Dreams and High Hopes.' The country star's inner-perfectionist decided he needed to go back into the studio to cut some songs with a little more of a rock edge.

"This is the document of where I'm at as a person and as an artist," Jack explains to GAC. "If this is the last record I'm ever going to make -- which, until I make another one, this is the last record I'm going to make, just like they say, live everyday like it's your last. It's the same thing with making records, and so I knew that I wasn't finished. In my heart and in my soul I had to go [back in the studio]. Sorry. I know it's going to cost a little more money and take a little more time, but I got to make it right or else it's not worth it for me."

Kenny Chesney has been slated to perform at the Hard Rock Cafe in New York City's Times Square, as part of the restaurant chain's 2009 Ambassadors of Rock tour.

The 'ambassadors' are an eclectic list of musicians. The Killers will begin the tour with a three-night series in London, starting on June 26, followed by Neil Young and The Pretenders on June 27, and Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band, plus the Dave Matthews Band on June 28. Other confirmed shows include Nine Inch Nails on August 10 in Singapore, and O.A.R along with Brett Dennen on August 27 in Orlando, FL. Kenny's New York show will rock the Big Apple on September 15.