Gwyneth Paltrow stopped by 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' (weekdays, syndicated) and discussed the possibility of making an album. According to Paltrow, she hasn't signed a recording contract yet, but she's seriously considering it. She just needs to work up the courage first, though.

"I kind of have to get my head around the concept of it and how I would want to do it," she said. "All the singing I've been doing has been coming out of 'Country Strong' or 'Glee.' So, I sort of think, 'Well, how would I do that, just a record by myself?' It feels a little scary to me, but I would like to in theory. We'll see."

Tim McGraw has said that he modeled his character in 'Country Strong' after Narvel Blackstock, Reba McEntire's husband and manager. "Narvel was sort of what I based the look on of this guy. Now Narvel's a much bigger a--hole than this guy is," joked McGraw on 'Chelsea Lately' (weeknights, 11PM ET on E!).

"I know Narvel!" said Chelsea Handler. "That's funny because Narvel is an a--hole." The two proceeded to clarify that Blackstock was a nice guy but took on the hard-ass manager role when need be.

Everyone knows Gwyneth Paltrow stars (and sings) in 'Country Strong.' But did you know she and Jimmy Fallon were an early '90s R&B duo? Fallon "revealed" the proof in a hilarious music video spoof on 'Late Night' (weeknights, 12:37AM ET on NBC).

Paltrow sported giant shoulder pads and big hair, while the host acquired a Milli Vanilli look. Surprisingly, Fallon stayed in character; it was Paltrow who couldn't keep a straight face when Fallon started dancing.

"We did iiit, we did it back theeeen," sang Fallon. Gwyneth regained composure and added a very deep, "Who thought doing it could be so fun."

While filming 'Country Strong,' Gwyneth Paltrow said she drew inspiration from musician Faith Hill. In particular, Paltrow was inspired by Hill's statuesque appearance, after discovering that many female country artists are actually quite small, she said on 'Good Morning America' (weekdays, 7AM ET on ABC).

Did Gwyneth Paltrow prove she's "country strong"? The actress' much-anticipated performance of the title song from her upcoming film 'Country Strong' ended the '44th Annual CMA Awards' (Wed., 8PM ET on ABC).

See for yourself in the clip's CMA highlights. Also here: co-host Carrie Underwood's opening performance of 'Songs Like This', Taylor Swift's 'Back to December' (believed to be about ex-boyfriend Taylor Lautner), big wins by country's power couple Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert, and some humor from co-host and Entertainer of the Year winner Brad Paisley.