up for ACM awards in the
categories: Entertainer, Male Vocalist, Album (for both artist and
producer) Song Of The Year and Single of the Year.

Keith
was signed to Capital in 1997, the same year Hillary was signed to
ASCAP. They will celebrate their 20-year anniversary with their
respective companies. This is a perfect
example of your music paths coming full circle.

"This
song will live on through our lives from years to come,” said
Capitol/UMG Nashville’s Mike Dungan, referring to “Blue Ain’t Your
Color.” The event was hosted by ASCAP's
Mike Sistad and Beth Brinker, the party was sponsored in part by First
Tennessee Bank.

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Here are some of the amazing stats that were read from the stage. Keith
has sold, 18 million records, 1.4 billion downloads and has had 22
number one singles and 37 Top Ten
singles and is thus a recordCNN -- Jesse Levey is a Republican activist who says he believes in family values, small government and his lesbian mothers' right to marry.

Jeff DeGroot on hiking trip with his mothers, Elisabeth, on his left, and Meg Grear, on his right.

Levey is part of the "gayby boom" generation. The 29-year-old management consultant is the son of a lesbian couple who chose to have a child through artificial insemination. He's their only child.

Critics of same-sex marriage say people such as Levey will grow up shunned and sexually confused. Yet he says he's a "well-adjusted heterosexual" whose upbringing proves that love, not gender, makes a family.

"You can imagine what my parents thought when I was 13 and listening to Rush Limbaugh everyday," Levey says. "But my family had strong family