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Philadelphia may be a hot bed for indie rock these days, but the city of Brotherly Love did not fare so well for American Idol. On Wednesday night (Jan. 13), the final season of the show made its way to Philly, and something tells us The State of the Union isn't the only reason this city was trimmed down to a one-hour package. -
'American Idol' Season 15 Recap/Review: Second Auditions Bring Back the Soul, Music
American Idol's premiere week continued on Thursday night (Jan. 7) as the judges and the entire show's cartel moved on to Little Rock and San Francisco. This episode, logically, had less of a nostalgia factor and less hype surrounding it than Wednesday night's proper premiere, but the talent was far more consistent and impressive. There were plenty of Top 24 contenders in the mix. -
'American Idol' Season 15 Recap/Review: Premiere Brings Back Bad Auditions, Top Contenders
American Idol's 15th season is officially underway, and the show kicked off with a nostalgic flair that emphasized its own importance throughout American pop culture and the music industry over the last 14 years. Welcoming back alumni like Taylor Hicks, Kris Allen, Clay Aiken and Ruben Studdard to help with the auditioning process, the show itself started with an emotional opening, featuring impressionable children and teens watching former Idols with and dream of being on the show themselves. No, shut up. You're the one crying. -
'The Voice' Season 9 Recap and Review: And The Winner Is...
It's all boiled down to this... The Voice season 9 crowned a winner on Tuesday night (Dec. 15). The race was between Jordan Smith, Emily Ann Roberts, Barrett Baber and Jeffery Austin. But, who was to take home the big trophy? Before you could get to the big moment, there was two hours of filler that had to happen. Well, three hours of filler, really, if you count that hour-long rebroadcast of last night's show (minus the coach performances). -
'The Voice' Season 9 Recap & Review: Final Four Perform Christmas Songs to Declare a Winner
So, it has all come down to this. On Monday night (Dec. 14), The Voice season 9's final four contestants Jordan Smith, Jeffery Austin, Emily Ann Roberts and Barrett Baber competed and sang their hearts out on three songs apiece to crown a final victor. -
Stephen Colbert's Musical Guests Are Far Hipper Than Jimmy Fallon's
Lizzo's performance of "Ain't I," her bombastic song of female empowerment, on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" on Thursday was as raw and authentic as late night TV gets in a time where it feels like everything else in that time block, namely "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," feels washed out. -
'The Voice' Season 9 Recap, Review: Final Four Contestants Revealed with Shocking Results
The Voice season 9 has its finalists. On Tuesday night (Dec. 8), the show made its massive slaughter cuts from nine to four. While there were definitely two expected finalists, the Twitter save and one shocking Team Blake pass through made for the sort of exciting semi-final that you know the network was hoping for. -
'The Voice' Season 9 Recap, Review: Top Nine Perform and Jordan Smith Soars
The Voice season 9 has moved in to the semi-finals phase, but you wouldn't know it. Not only because the performances were varied in their quality but because there were nine singers remaining on the stage. But don't worry, all but four will be gone before tomorrow. -
'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. -
'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. -
'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 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. -
'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.
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