CARRIE UNDERWOOD SORRY TO MATTHEW

Carrie Underwood At Awards

Pop singer Carrie Underwood is apologizing to sexy actor Matthew McConaughey after making a sexual joke about the actor during her acceptance speech at the Academy of Country Music Awards. Carrie took to the stage at the famed ceremony in Las Vegas on Sunday night to receive the coveted Entertainer of the Year award. McConaughey, who was presenting the prize, used his time in front of the audience to tell a story about his youth, revealing he and his brother used to "pick up" women by telling them they made boots for country star George Strait. And when the singer joined McConaughey on the podium, she quipped, "I want to see those boots, Matthew." The singer is admitting she now regrets her choice of words, and insists she didn't mean to be rude to Matthew. She tells Fox News, "I'm so embarrassed, I totally embarrassed myself. I just blanked. You want to say something eloquent in a moment like that and I embarrassed myself. I'm sorry Matthew, I'm sorry to my family. I'm totally embarrassed."

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MATTHEW MCCONAUGHEY HAS TOP MOVIE

Hollywood hunk Matthew McConaughey and sexy star Kate Hudson's new movie 'Fools Gold' has shot to the top of the box office, taking $22 million over three days. The second outing for the pair following 2003’s How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days, has shocked studio bosses at Warner Brothers, who have admitted the takings exceeded their estimates by $4 million. New at number two is Martin Lawrence comedy 'Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins' with $17.1 million. The Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert dropped to number three, taking $10.5 million with a huge $53.4 million earnings so far. Jessica Alba’s horror film 'The Eye' slipped two places to number four in its second week, taking $6.6 million. Oscar-hopeful 'Juno' tied with Katherine Heigl’s 27 Dresses, both taking $5.7 million each.