1. Fool Us Twice?
(Newsletter)

...nti-Bush chicks win at Grammys CULTURE By Agencies    Tuesday, 13 February 2007 The US group, the Dixie Chicks, has won the three Grammy Awards for best song, record and album of the yea...

2. An unfinished holiday list
(Editor/Daily)

...the liberty to come and go and the existence of people not afraid to speak their minds. For Cindy Sheehan, the Dixie Chicks, Ron Paul, Dennis Kucinch, Mike Gravel, Helen Thomas, the late Molly Ivins,...

3. Don Williams
(blogs/Columnists)

... the late Carl Sagan, Ken Kesey, Sam Houston, Thomas Jefferson, assorted prophets and poets and, more recently, Dixie Chicks, Greg Palast, Seymour Hersh, Neil Young, Al Gore, the late Molly Ivins, and...

4. Comic Relief
(Opinions/Society)

...ood it does, and the worth of the people who do it. I also value the First Amendment. You won't find me burning Dixie Chicks or Streisand CD's. Questioning Madonna's motives, or Angelina's. Denouncing...

5. Staying True to Themselves
(Opinions/Society)

Let Us All Praise the Dixie Chicks Who would have thought when the Dixie Chicks were selling more than 10 million copies each of "Wide Open Spaces" (1998) and "Fly" (1999) that the

6. Anti-Bush chicks win at Grammys
(Archived/News/Culture)

The US group, the Dixie Chicks, has won the three Grammy Awards for best song, record and album of the year following remarks critical of George Bush, the US president.

7. Bush-shaming Dixie Chicks vindicated
(Archived/News/Culture)

The Dixie Chicks, attacked and boycotted for saying they were ashamed of George Bush in the buildup to the Iraq war three years ago - appear to be more popular than the US president these days.