Wynonna Judd Movies

Country music superstar Wynonna travels to Venice, Italy, and performs an acoustic concert of some of her favorite songs in-between sightseeing outings in this musical travel video. Music in High Places: Wynonna - Live From Venice includes a leisurely tour of Venice, focusing on its history, natural beauty, and striking architecture, as well as Wynonna playing 11 songs, including "Testify to Love," "No One Else on Earth," "Change the World," and more. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

In this sequel to the previous season's episode "Psalm 151", Wynonna Judd and Mika Boreem make return appearances, respectively cast as grieving mother Audrey and ebullient youngster Celine. Audrey has still not gotten over the death of her son Petey, and resents Heavenly caseworker Monica (Roma Downey) for talking her into "letting go." Sensing this, Celine makes a beeline to the boy's grave and says a special prayer. In a twinkling, who should arrive but "special guest angel" Emma (Jean Stapleton), assigned to help Audrey overcome not only her bitterness, but also her addiction to alcohol. Crucial to Audrey's salvation is an acerbic radio personality named Liz, played by Wynonna Judd's real-life mother Naomi Judd. The episode's highlight is the Judds' musical duet "That's What Makes You Young" ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

This 100th episode of Touched by an Angel also marks the 100th assignment of Heavenly caseworker Monica (Roma Downey). And it's a real heartbreaker, involving eight-year-old Petey Carmichael (Joseph Cross), who is dying of cystic fibrosis. Taking his fate in remarkable stride, Petey gives Monica a lengthy list of the goals he wants to meet before he enters Heaven. Foremost of his wishes is that his mother Audrey (Wynonna Judd), a too-busy writer of TV jingles, finish composing the song she had started when her son was born. Petey also wants Monica to arrange a meeting between his best friend Cornelia (Mika Boorem) and her idol Celine Dion (as herself). But there is one request that may never come to pass: Though Petey wants to leave his hospice bed and die at home, his HMO manager Eric (Fredric Lane)--who happens to be Cornelia's dad--refuses to break the rules. The episode's musical highlights include Celine Dion's rendition of "Love Can Move Mountains", and guest star Wynonna Judd's performance of the title song "Psalm 151". ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Some of country music's greatest stars are featured on this home video, which collects performances from two decades worth of Grammy Awards telecasts. Performers featured include Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson, Willie Nelson, Emmylou Harris, Hank Williams Jr., the Oak Ridge Boys, Crystal Gayle, Vince Gill, Travis Tritt, and Billy Ray Cyrus. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi