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Talk about a cliff hanger. On the winter finale of Empire, fittingly titled "Et Tu, Brute?,” things took a shocking turn for the Lyon clan. Lucious and his family were blindsided by betrayal and double-dealing. Camilla, played by Naomi Campbell, made her return in a surprising way and Hakeemsolidified his resentment towards his father. Elsewhere, Anika does the unthinkable. -
'The Voice' Season 9 Recap, Review: Top 9 Revealed as Team Gwen Sing for the Save
The Voice's slow crawl to the finale continued this week as the top nine were revealed. With a few performances from Adam Levine and friend of The Voice Sia helping to fill in this hour, the results weren't especially surprising on any level. -
'The Voice' Season 9 Recap, Review: Top 10 Perform as Madi Davis Rises, Braiden Sunshine Falls
The Voice's top 10 finalists performed on Monday night (Nov. 30), and after a few live playoff weeks of middling performances, there was a slight resurgence this week. People who had previously faltered rebounded thanks to smart song choices and a renewed sense of confidence. -
Erykah Badu Slams Iggy Azalea At 2015 Soul Train Awards, Twitter Reacts
The 2015 Soul Train Awards aired over the weekend hosted by Erykah Badu. As expected, the “Call Tyrone” icon brought big fashion and big laughs to the stage, but it was her opening bit that’s got everyone talking. After declaring that she’d be banning all rap for the night to focus on R&B and soul, Badu then took “calls” from rappers Young Thug, Andre 3000 and Iggy Azalea, eventually tell the Aussie MC she could attend because her music isn’t considered rap. -
‘Empire’ 5 Best Moments of Episode 9: Jamal Bonds with Alicia Keys, Cookie Searches for Sister
As season 2 of 'Empire' approaches its midseason finale, the Lyon clan faces several unexpected plot twists as Cookie searched for her missing sister while Jamal connected with a new artist played by Alicia Keys. During episode 9 (“Sinned Against”), Laz gets exposed, one of Cookie’s sisters threatens to reveal a secret and Lucious tries to get Hakeem back on 'Empire.' We've recapped five of the best moments from the episode. -
'The Voice' Season 9 Recap, Review: Top 10 Revealed as Korin Sings for the Save Again
The Voice is continuing its slow crawl to the finale of season 9 by eliminating only one contestant a week. So, on Tuesday night, once again the stakes were low. Despite middling performances from the majority of the contestants on Monday (Nov. 23), all but one were going to get through... so how did it play out? -
'The Voice' Season 9 Recap, Review: Top 11 Sing, Fail to Connect as Jeffery, Emily Ann Shine
The Voice's ninth season mixed up the elimination order, giving us a top 11 this week. The new format, which allows more singers more time on the show, also allows for more mediocre artists to squeak through for a lot longer. There was a lot of good here, but you had to listen to a lot of crap first to get to it. -
‘Empire’ 5 Best Moments of Episode 8: Hakeem & Freda Gatz Battle, Anika Shows Up in Wig
This week’s episode of Empire was full of tweetable punchlines as Hakeem and Freda Gatz faced off in their Lucious Lyon fueled rap battle. During episode 8, appropriately titled “My Bad Parts,” Jamal finds a happy medium between working with his parents, Anika discovers some game changing news and shows up in a wig while Cookie is hit with some unexpected family drama. We've recapped five of the best moments from the episode. -
'The Voice' Season 9 Recap, Review: Top 11 Revealed as the First Twitter Save Gives a Surprise
And, then there were 11... The Voice season 9 is now in the real thrust of its live playoffs, with this week marking the first time the finalists truly got to show who they were. And, while the performances were wide ranging in their quality on Monday night, the show's new elimination schedule made the stakes pretty low... only one person would be going home. But, who was it? -
'The Voice' Season 9 Spoilers: NBC Schedule Reveals Massive Semi-Final Cuts
The Voice is used to massive eliminations once it gets to the live shows, but it looks like season 9 is going to be particularly brutal. On Monday (Nov. 16), NBC released its schedule through Dec. 13, and in doing so, revealed the number of Voice contestants to go home each week. -
'The Voice' Season 9 Recap, Review: Live Playoffs Continue, Gwake Gets Moment on Screen
The Voice brought out its established top 12 on Monday night (Nov. 15) after a total massacre elimination last week, these 12 performances should have been turned up a notch, but what we got instead was the same sort of uneven crop we had with last week's performances. Guess we'll have to wait another few weeks for more fat to be trimmed. -
'Empire' Recap Season 2, Episode 7: Lucious Faces His Demons, Cookie Makes Up with Jamal
This week's episode of Empire was full of irony and the Lyon family walking in their truth. During episode 7 of season 2, Lucious was forced to face his demons and use his personal experiences in his music. Elsewhere, Cookie and Jamal make up. -
'The Voice' Season 9 Recap, Review: Teams Cut in Half in Brutal Elimination Results
There was a major bloodbath on The Voice on Wednesday night (Nov. 11). This week, 24 singers performed, but for week two of the live playoffs, there are only 12 performance slots. Yes, the show cut its field properly in half. Previously, letting two of five singers go was painful but not a punch to the gut. This season, with the new comeback artist twist, this is just brutal. -
'The Voice' Season 9 Recap, Review: Teams Blake and Pharrell Go Big in Live Shows 2
You know what's a very unfair setup for The Voice? The team element. On Monday night (Nov. 9), the first episode of the live shows rolled out 10 terrible performances and two good ones. This episode, which featured Blake Shelton and Pharrell's teams, had the opposite problem. Everyone showed up to the occasion. -
'The Voice' Season 9 Recap, Review: Live Shows Start with Underwhelming Turns and a Twist
So, this is the live shows on The Voice, huh? On Monday night (Nov. 9), season 9 kicked off its longest portion with Adam Levine's and Gwen Stefani's teams. And while there were little glimpses into the potential of this year's pack, overall, this was a very underwhelming evening.
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