the voice

Hall and Oates were all over 80's FM radio and MTV, so when Rod and I had the opportunity interview Daryl Hall (the blonde one!), we jumped on it.

When you’re a contestant on ‘The Voice,’ having a ‘case of the Mondays’ isn’t such a bad thing … unless you lose in the battle round, of course. In tonight’s premiere cage match episode, Blake Shelton chose an obvious pairing, putting country cutie RaeLynn up against twangin’ powerhouse Adley Stump.

Being a judge on ‘The Voice‘ may be tough, but it doesn’t hold a Zippo flame to being a fan on the edge of her seat while watching the battle rounds. On Monday, rockers Jordis Unga and Brian Fuente took the stage to make their duet delivery of Alanis Morissette’s ‘Ironic,’ both incredibly anxious knowing only one would be allowed to stay by the time the episode drew to an end.

Adam Levine was on "Ellen" last week talking about "The Voice" and also responded to Randy Jackson's diss about the show. Randy basically said the show is a second chance place, but Adam sees it differently. The new season premiered last night after the Super Bowl. I like "The Voice" better than "Idol", so what about you? Check out Adam's response after the

The second season of ‘The Voice‘ kicks off on Feb. 5, right after the Super Bowl. After year of high ratings, press, promotion, hype and hanging out while seated in high-backed red space chairs, the coaches have come together for round two and they are celebrating with a Rolling Stone cover.

After ‘The Voice‘ mentors shared their choice words about the music industry, their biggest competition voiced their opinions as well. The ‘American Idol‘ team took a dig at the NBC show — while simultaneously saying Kelly Clarkson‘s guest mentor stint was flattering for their own series.

Simon Cowell predicts "X Factor" will be better than "American Idol" and "The Voice." He also revealed to the Hollywood Reporter the five songs he never ever wants hopefuls to sing when they're auditioning:

Just a few weeks after Blake Shelton came under fire for using Twitter to voice some homophobic comments, one of his fellow judges on NBC’s ‘The Voice’ has done the same thing — and now Cee Lo Green has a PR problem of his own to deal with. Responding to a negative review of his recent Minneapolis performance, Green questioned the critic’s judgment by writing, “People enjoyed last night! I’m guess

I'm sure you've seen the commercials for 'The Voice,' which premieres tonight on NBC. It looks like it could be a good show, but is it going to be another 'American Idol'? There will be four judges, but they won't see what the contestants look like until after they sing. The contestants also get to pick which judges they want to mentor them. So, will you watch the show tonight? Catch a sneak peak