Reba Featured In Ladies Home Journal
In cover story, Reba talks about making it in a man's world
NASHVILLE, TN Thursday May.5.2005 /netmusiccountdown.com/ -- Reba McEntire is the cover story of the June issue of Ladies' Home Journal in an exclusive interview with top Hollywood reporter, Jeanne Wolf.
In the article, she talks about career and family revealing how she says she made it in a male-dominated era of country music of the 1970s.
"I worked in a man's world. Men were getting paid more than women. Men were headliners, women weren't," Reba describes.
She says she broke those barriers by sheer hard work. "All I knew to do was work harder. I just said to myself, 'By golly, I am going to do this.' It was stay quiet and snake ahead."
Reba says she eventually took control of her career by watching how it was done and then doing it herself.
"All my life it was, 'You sit over there and I'll tell you what to do.' And so I'd watch and I'd learn. Then when the time came when I thought I knew enough, I did things myself, the way I wanted them done."
Reba also discusses her relationship with her husband/manager, Narvel Blackstock, her son, Shelby, and her growing empire that includes her new clothing line.
CLICK HERE to discuss in our forum.
NASHVILLE, TN Thursday May.5.2005 /netmusiccountdown.com/ -- Reba McEntire is the cover story of the June issue of Ladies' Home Journal in an exclusive interview with top Hollywood reporter, Jeanne Wolf. In the article, she talks about career and family revealing how she says she made it in a male-dominated era of country music of the 1970s.
"I worked in a man's world. Men were getting paid more than women. Men were headliners, women weren't," Reba describes.
She says she broke those barriers by sheer hard work. "All I knew to do was work harder. I just said to myself, 'By golly, I am going to do this.' It was stay quiet and snake ahead."
Reba says she eventually took control of her career by watching how it was done and then doing it herself.
"All my life it was, 'You sit over there and I'll tell you what to do.' And so I'd watch and I'd learn. Then when the time came when I thought I knew enough, I did things myself, the way I wanted them done."
Reba also discusses her relationship with her husband/manager, Narvel Blackstock, her son, Shelby, and her growing empire that includes her new clothing line.
CLICK HERE to discuss in our forum.
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