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Former Fifth Harmony member Lauren Jauregui says she and three of her previous bandmates are still on good terms.

The 28-year-old singer revealed in a recent interview that she and most of the former members of the popular girl group still communicate frequently.

“We saw each other a couple weeks ago, actually. Some of the girls and I are definitely still in contact. The four of us are definitely still vibing,” Lauren told Us Weekly, without disclosing which member is not a part of the equation.

Keep reading to find out more…

Fifth Harmony formed after the second season of The X Factor U.S. in 2012, and also included singers Normani, Ally Brooke, Dinah Jane, and Camila Cabello. However, Camila departed in 2016, and the band broke up two years later.

In the interview, Lauren also expressed her gratitude for her time in the band, who were known for their hits...

They’re “Worth It,” alright!

Fifth Harmony first came together on The X Factor USA in 2012.

The girl group went on to release three studio albums – Reflection, 7/27 and their self-titled final album Fifth Harmony, as well as supporting several A-list musicians and embarking on their own headlining tours over the years.

They continued to climb the Billboard charts with hits like “Sledgehammer, “Worth It,” “Work From Home,” “All In My Head (Flex)” and “Down” before eventually going their separate ways, with each of them focusing on solo music endeavors and other opportunities in entertainment.

We’ve put together every member of Fifth Harmony, and ranked them according to their estimated net worth.

Click through to see who is the richest member of Fifth Harmony…...

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Before making hits like “Work From Home” and “Worth It” as a member of Fifth Harmony, before even singing in front of judges for the first time on The X Factor USA, Ally Brooke was manifesting big things for herself in fashion.

“I want to do things that no one has seen before,” she declared as a teen, wearing a hot-pink T-shirt and black fedora in front of...

On Monday January 13 2025, NBC broadcasts The Kelly Clarkson Show!

Season 6 Episode 67 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “The Kelly Clarkson Show” promises to be an exciting hour filled with heartwarming moments and amazing talent. Titled “What I’m Loving Hour,” this episode will showcase Kelly Clarkson’s favorite things, providing a delightful mix of entertainment and inspiration.

One highlight of the episode is Kellyoke, where Kelly will perform the song “Worth It.” Fans can look forward to her powerful vocals and engaging stage presence as she brings her unique style to this popular track. This segment is always a fan favorite, and this performance is sure to be no exception.

In addition to the music, the show will feature a talented 12-year-old guitarist who will showcase impressive skills. This young musician is set to capture hearts with their talent and passion for music. Viewers can expect an inspiring performance that...

On Tuesday December 3 2024, NBC broadcasts The Kelly Clarkson Show!

Season 6 Episode 48 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “The Kelly Clarkson Show” promises to be an exciting one, featuring a variety of segments that showcase talent and creativity. Kelly Clarkson will kick off the show with her popular segment called “Kellyoke,” where she will perform the song “Worth It.” Fans can expect Kelly to bring her unique style and powerful voice to this performance, making it a highlight of the episode.

In this episode, the legendary singer Cher will make a special appearance. Her presence is sure to bring energy and charm, as she shares stories and connects with Kelly. Cher’s fans will be thrilled to see her on the show, adding to the excitement of the day.

Another segment titled “Page Turners” will feature discussions about books and reading, encouraging viewers to explore new stories and authors. Alongside this,...

Apart from walking through a gripping prison escape drama, Escape at Dannemora also features several scintillating background scores that add more heft to its storytelling. Directed by Ben Stiller, Escape at Dannemora follows the true story of the 2015 Clinton Correctional Facility escape. Like most prison break and heist narratives, the show takes its time to fully immerse audiences in its central drama. However, the viewer's patience pays off in its final episodes when it finally reveals how the central escape plan unfolded after immense planning and plotting.

Escape at Dannemora's boasts a talented cast, including Benicio del Toro, Patricia Arquette, and Paul Dano, among others. Other than walking through the real-life events of Richard Matt & David Sweat's prison break and featuring great performances, the show also makes good use of its background scores. In its seven-episode runtime, it features many songs that effectively underscore the emotional heft and high stakes of its story.

Recently, the first teaser trailer for MCU’s ‘Agatha All Along’ debuted, promising a blend of mystery, magic, and intense drama for the upcoming installment in the MCU.

The series will center around Agatha Harkness as she strives to reclaim her magical abilities after being imprisoned by the Scarlet Witch. Actor Joe Locke recently hinted at numerous details about the show, including confirmation that his character Billy Kaplan will be portrayed as gay, with a focus on tasteful representation.

The backlash began promptly, with many fans drawing comparisons to Star Wars’ ‘The Acolyte,’ which was described by its showrunner as “the gayest” Star Wars series yet.

Fans express concern that ideology may overshadow storytelling once more, fearing that diversity, equity, and inclusion (Dei) themes and sexual orientation will be forcefully integrated into the narrative, which they find fundamentally problematic.

Joe Locke confirms his character in ‘Agatha All Along’ is gay:...

Recently, the first teaser trailer for MCU’s ‘Agatha All Along’ was released. The trailer showcased mystery, magic, and plenty of drama about to unfold in the next MCU installment.

We know that the show will focus on Agatha Harkness as she seeks to reclaim her magic following her imprisonment at the hands of the Scarlet Witch. Recently, actor Joe Locke teased a lot of details regarding the show, however, he also confirmed that his character Billy Kaplan – will be gay in the show, but that it will be done tastefully.

The backlash started almost immediately, and many fans started comparing the show to Star Wars’ ‘The Acolyte’ which was teased by the showrunner as “the gayest” Star Wars show to date.

Fans are afraid that ideology will once again take precedence over the story and that Dei politics and sexual orientation will needlessly be shoved down everybody’s throats,...

In “Find a Way,” a number at the beginning of act one of the Tony-nominated musical Suffs, Alice Paul (played by Suffs composer/lyricist Shaina Taub), mulls over the logistics of planning the 1913 Women’s Suffrage Procession, the first major activist march on Washington, D.C. “How will we do it when it’s never been done? How will we find a way when there isn’t one?” she muses.

Within the world of the show, it’s a legitimate question: Paul has little organizing experience, and as the show documents,...

The Voice premiered in 2011, facing strong competition from shows like American Idol and The X Factor. The original coaches on The Voice significantly boosted their careers. Despite early skepticism, The Voice has proven to be a hit show for NBC, fostering successful careers for contestants like Morgan Wallen.

There haven't been many substantial music stars that started their careers on The Voice, but certain contestants from the show did go on to have illustrious careers. When the series premiered on NBC in 2011, it faced stiff competition. American Idol was still the roaring success it had always been. TV personality and music mogul Simon Cowell had just started the American version of The X Factor, which was extremely popular in the UK. It seemed redundant to have another musical competition series, but at least The Voice is still airing, unlike The X Factor.

Currently, The Voice season 25 is airing, and the...

Watcher Entertainment is moving on from YouTube to its own subscription service. The trio of Ryan Bergara, Shane Madej, and Steven Lim have cultivated a massive following since breaking off from BuzzFeed and are officially taking the next big step with the launch of Watcher, the new home for their original series, including fan-favorites Ghost Files, Mystery Files, and Puppet History. The service is currently in its beta period from now until May 31, when Lim's new food show Travel Season with his former Worth It colleagues Andrew Ilnyckyj and Adam Bianchi launches.

Singer-songwriter Raye opened her maiden Saturday Night Live appearance with a performance of “Escapism,” from last year’s My 21st Century Blues, her debut studio album.

The scene on stage was similar to when Raye recorded a live version of her album at London’s Royal Albert Hall last fall. For that occasion, Raye was joined by the Flames Collective, a 30-piece gospel choir, and the Heritage Orchestra.

Raye’s first LP won Album of the Year at the Brit Awards in March, and at that ceremony, Raye herself also...

Give it to ‘em, they’re “Worth It”!

The hugely successful American girl group known as Fifth Harmony first burst onto the music scene following their formation on The X Factor USA in 2012.

The troupe went on to release three studio albums – Reflection, 7/27 and their self-titled final album, as well as supporting several A-list musicians and embarking on their own headlining tours.

They continued to make a dent on the Billboard charts with hits like “Sledgehammer, “Worth It,” “Work From Home,” “All In My Head (Flex)” and “Down” before going their separate ways, with each of them embarking on solo music endeavors.

We’ve put together every member of Fifth Harmony, and ranked them according to their estimated net worth.

Click through to find out who is the richest member of Fifth Harmony…...

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As much as the daytime is devoted to the actual art during Miami’s Art Basel week, the evening brings some of the best music sets, celebrations and previews that — in true Miami style — go on late into the morning. From Peggy Gou’s intimate set, a Grammy winner’s paintings on display in Wynwood, influencer heaven at Nylon House, Offset’s performance during D’usse’s celebration,...

Give it to ‘em, they’re “Worth It”!

The massively successful girl group known as Fifth Harmony exploded onto the scene following their formation on The X Factor USA in 2012.

The group went on to release three studio albums – Reflection, 7/27 and their self-titled final album, as well as supporting several A-list musicians and embarking on their own headlining tours.

They lit up the charts with hits like “Sledgehammer, “Worth It,” “Work From Home,” “All In My Head (Flex)” and “Down” before going their separate ways, with each of them embarking on solo music endeavors.

We’ve rounded up every member of Fifth Harmony, and ranked them according to their estimated net worth.

Scroll through to find out who is the richest member of Fifth Harmony…

(Tie) 3. Dinah Jane

Estimated net worth: $3 million

Dinah Jane went on to sign as a solo artist under L.A. Reid, releasing her song “Bottled Up...

Slow Horses is finally back with a whole new season filled with espionage, institutional failure, corruption, dark jokes, and deadly farts. The Apple TV+ series recently came out with its much anticipated third season and once again it revolves around the MI5 failures who are occupying Slough House. In the new season, we see a member of the Slow Horses getting kidnapped and how the rest of the team fights with everything they have to get them back.

As always Slow Horses isn’t your typical spy thriller because its characters and stories are as far from James Bond as they could be, and in my opinion, that’s what made Slow Horses one of the best espionage thriller ever made.

Slow Horses Season 3 – Episode Guide (When are the Episodes Coming Out?) Credit – Apple TV+

The third season of Slow Horses consists of six episodes in total just like its previous two seasons,...

Give it to ‘em, they’re “Worth It”!

The massively successful girl group known as Fifth Harmony exploded onto the scene following their formation on The X Factor USA in 2012.

The group went on to release three studio albums – Reflection, 7/27 and their self-titled final album, as well as supporting several A-list musicians and embarking on their own headlining tours.

They lit up the charts with hits like “Sledgehammer, “Worth It,” “Work From Home,” “All In My Head (Flex)” and “Down” before going their separate ways, with each of them embarking on solo music endeavors.

We’ve rounded up every member of Fifth Harmony, and ranked them according to their estimated net worth.

Scroll through to find out who is the richest member of Fifth Harmony…

(Tie) 3. Dinah Jane

Estimated net worth: $3 million

Dinah Jane went on to sign as a solo artist under L.A. Reid, releasing her song “Bottled Up...

Campaigning is an essential part of a successful awards season. This year it has been varied with the return of TV appearances in addition to performances for internet media voters may frequent. And campaigning seems as intense as ever, so let’s look at how the potential nominees did so before nomination voting closed on October 20.

SEEBillboard Music Awards announce 2023 revamp, promising ‘a fresh award show concept’

Late night talk shows

Talk shows have always been good campaigning spots, and this year they were even more so. Talk shows went off-air for months due to the WGA strike, so many people were eager to watch them again when they finally came back on the air. Coincidentally, the return of these shows almost matched with the first day of Grammy voting (October 11), so there was a lot of hype that artists could take advantage of.

Boygenius, for example, performed their Best...

“Ask God why, I didn’t get an answer/Why I lose my brother to bullets/Why I lose my grandma to cancer,” Offset harmonizes on “Say My Grace.” Few could have imagined that the Atlanta artist who emerged as one-third of Migos a decade ago with “Versace,” reintroducing the concept of a rap group to the Zoomer generation, would settle uncomfortably into the role of husband to pop icon Cardi B, and become a target of internet gossip so pernicious that the phrase “Offset cheating” elicits thousands of Google search results dating back years.

Since mid-2022, heavy news and speculation have followed Offset. Rumblings of tension among his rap group Migos began when Quavo and Takeoff set off as a duo that May and continued even after Takeoff was tragically murdered last November. In recent months, things began to look lighter: He and Quavo reunited for a tribute to Takeoff at the BET Awards in June; in July, he dropped “Jealousy,” a jolting single with his wife, Cardi B, and released a cinematic self-directed video along with it; and in September, he joined Twitch...

Offset has recruited a slate of collaborators for his forthcoming album Set It Off, scheduled for release on Oct. 13. The 21-track record will feature appearances from Travis Scott, Cardi B, Don Toliver, Future, and more.

Cardi B appeared on the previously released single “Jealousy,” which arrived in July. But the rap couple also teamed up for “Freaky,” another song on the record that appears early on the tracklist. Latto, Mango Foo, Young Nudy, and Chlöe also appear on the album, rounding out a mix of old and new collaborators.

Offset...

The girls of Fifth Harmony aren’t officially reuniting, but Ally Brooke is rebuilding her relationship with fellow 5H members.

After a clip circulated online of Brooke agreeing that a reunion is “closer than we think” and that they are “maybe working on something,” the “Gone to Bed” singer clarified that she’s simply rekindling her relationship with the rest of 5H.

“I’m thrilled to see there’s a lot of interest surrounding Fifth Harmony,” Brooke tweeted. “Reunion has many meanings and while there’s no official band reunion happening at the moment,...

Raye has officially kicked off the North American fall leg of her 2023 My 21st Century Blues World Tour and we have the full set list available!

The 25-year-old singer recently opened for Sza on the S.O.S. Tour and now she is headlining her own shows. She even brought along her sister Absolutely to open the show across all upcoming dates.

The tour launched on Friday (September 29) at the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C.

Raye will be performing shows in New York City, Chicago, Atlanta, Nashville, Los Angeles, and more cities across the next month.

Head inside to check out the set list…

Keep scrolling to check out the full set list…

**This set list is representative of the first shows and might not be completely accurate for every show.

1. Introduction

2. Oscar Winning Tears

3. Hard Out Here

4. The Thrill Is Gone

5. Five Star Hotels

6. Mary Jane

7. Body Dysmorphia...

Genre is very easily blurred these days in music, especially with more artists having creative control over their output. So while most artists compete in one genre field at the Grammys, this year we’ve got multiple artists that could maximize their nominations potential and submit in multiple fields thanks to their ability to cross genre lines so effectively.

SEEWhy Zach Bryan could be a dark horse contender at the 2024 Grammys

Taylor Swift

This year’s biggest music star is likely to vie for multiple genre awards this year at the Grammys with the success of her albums “Midnights” and “Speak Now (Taylor’s Version).” While the former is undoubtedly a pop record, the latter is likely to be submitted in country categories, just like the original version. Will Swift be nominated in both? Maybe. She’s definitely locked in the pop categories, and there’s a good chance something...

FilmRise has picked a raft of BuzzFeed Studios content like the Hot Ones web series and the Unsolved franchise.

The New York City-based film and TV network and streaming platform picked up in all over 1,2000 hours of library content like BuzzFeed Unsolved: True Crime, BuzzFeed Unsolved: Supernatural, Worth It, Sneaker Shopping and Full Size Run.

Hot Ones, hosted by Sean Evans, gets A-listers like Charlize Theron, Michael B. Jordan and Taraji P. Henson to eat from a plat of spicy hot wings and became a YouTube sensation.

FilmRise has built its digital streaming presence by acquiring low-cost series like Forensic Files and the long-running true crime doc series Unsolved Mysteries and and The Dick Van Dyke Show, The Greatest American Hero and 21 Jump Street.

“BuzzFeed and Complex carry a library of content that taps into the zeitgeist of today’s culture by taking an innovative perspective to traditional formats,...

FilmRise has secured worldwide digital media rights to a collection of content from the portfolio of brands under BuzzFeed Studios, which includes “Hot Ones” and the “Unsolved” franchise, Jonitha Keymoore, VP of Global Content

Acquisitions at FilmRise and Nick Wang, SVP of Business Development and

Partnerships at BuzzFeed Studio, jointly announced on Friday.

The library spans over 1,200 hours of content and includes “Worth It,” “BuzzFeed Unsolved: True Crime” and “BuzzFeed Unsolved: Supernatural.”

“Hot Ones,” the acclaimed series that earned Emmy Award nominations and Streamy Awards, showcases host Sean Evans engaging in spicy wing interviews with A-list celebrities. The show originally debuted on YouTube in 2015 and quickly skyrocketed to viral fame.

“BuzzFeed and Complex carry a library of content that taps into the zeitgeist of today’s culture by taking an innovative perspective to traditional formats, whether that be the unique way “Hot Ones” approaches the classic talk show format or...

For those worried about the so-called “woke mind virus,” it’s tough keeping track of all the stuff you’re supposed to hate and boycott. Naturally, there will always be major figures and brands at top of mind — Let’s go Brandon! Down with Bud Light! — but it’s a big world out there, and you never know what seemingly safe product could turn out to be infected with [whispering] socially progressive values.

No industry is more dangerous for the conservative culture warrior than film and television, largely based in Hollywood,...

During its seven-year run, BuzzFeed‘s Worth It has reshaped food criticism, boosted family-owned restaurants, earned over one billion views, and depicted over-the-top dishes from around the world. Now, the food-focused web series is coming to an end.

March 11 marks the beginning of the last season of Worth It. After three final episodes, hosts Steven Lim and Andrew Ilnyckyj will officially shelve their shared brand of cost-conscious food criticism.

Worth It episodes are typically framed around a specific ingredient or dish. Lim and Ilnyckyj — who are usually accompanied by cameraman and producer Adam Bianchi — travel to different restaurants to sample cheap, mid-range, and expensive versions of the chosen foodstuff. Each episode ends with the hosts determining which take on the dish provided the best bang for their buck.

That format has sent Lim, Ilnyckyj, and Bianchi around the world, and the final season of Worth It will feature more globetrotting adventures.

Alexa Bliss appears at the WWE FYC Event. Pic credit: ©ImageCollect.com/Birdie Thompson/AdMedia

Lexi Kaufman Cabrera, best known as WWE’s Alexa Bliss, has held a variety of titles within professional wrestling, including multiple SmackDown and Raw Women’s Championship reigns.

However, she’s looking to add another title to her list of accomplishments as she continues to grow her popularity on social media: official TikToker.

On Sunday, WWE’s star known as The Goddess and Five Feet of Fury participated in a recent TikTok trend with a video she also uploaded to her official Instagram.

The quick video clip features Armani White’s catchy Billie Eilish song, with Alexa wearing a seriously casual look, featuring no makeup, her hair up and unstyled, and a sports bra along with baggy green sweatpants.

While holding a black hooded sweatshirt, she flashes a peace sign at the camera before bringing...

Ten years ago today, five performers, each now legends in their own right, came together in perfect harmony. July 28 marks Fifth Harmony's 10th anniversary since their formation on "The X-Factor," and to commemorate the occasion, they each reminisced on the decade that transformed their lives forever. The group, which originally consisted of Camila Cabello, Ally Brooke, Dinah Jane, Lauren Jauregui, and Normani, were initially put together by Simon Cowell on the show. After placing third in the competition, the girls went on to release tremendous pop hits such as "Sledgehammer" and "Worth It."

Although the band fragmented when Cabello left in 2016 to pursue a solo career and the remaining members proceeded to announce an indefinite hiatus in 2018, the love and friendship the band cultivated throughout their time together never went away. Each member is now pursuing their own career in music, but they look on the past with a certain nostalgia.

Fifth Harmony, one of modern pop’s greatest girl groups, celebrated its 10-year anniversary on July 27 — and its former members, now all pursuing solo careers, commemorated the date of the group’s formation with sweet posts on social media.

As the hashtag #10YearsOfFifthHarmony went viral on Twitter and Rolling Stone ranked the group’s 27 best songs on Wednesday, Ally Brooke, Dinah Jane, Lauren Jauregui, and Normani shared posts, celebrating the anniversary.

Camila Cabello, who left Fifth Harmony in December 2016 to pursue a solo career, was the last to speak on the anniversary,...

BuzzFeed is launching at month's end a brand new YouTube channel for its five-year-old Black Culture entertainment vertical, Cocoa Butter. At the same time, the viral publisher unveiled its Fall 2020 show slate, which comprises returning hits like BuzzFeed Unsolved: True Crime and Worth It -- returning for their seventh and ninth seasons, respectively.

Cocoa Butter was founded in 2015 by editors Heben Nigatu and Tracy Clayton to showcase authenticity within Black culture, BuzzFeed says, as well as to involve Black voices in every step of the creative process. Initially publishing content under the auspices of the larger BuzzFeed brand, Cocoa Butter subsequently became a standalone entity, launching its first Facebook Watch series in 2019 dubbed The Era. The Era examined notable Black cultural moments from the 90s, with appearances from Eve, Taye Diggs, Questlove, and Loretta Devine.

Today, Cocoa Butter lives on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, and has spawned viral videos like...

In 2019, a new singer-guitarist from London with the intriguing name Beabadoobee released “I Wish I Was Stephen Malkmus,” an immediately addictive swirl of buzzing guitars and lyrics about her blue hair and mutable moods and sitting at home crying to Pavement while loving every minute of her journey from whatever’s now to whatever’s next. Bea Kristi, the singer-guitarist who records as Beabadoobee, was born in 2000, a year after Malkmus’ iconic band broke up, but she clearly had an impeccable gift for putting her own spin on Nineties indie-rock.

Mondo, in conjunction with Marvel Music/Hollywood Records, is proud to present Alan Silvestri's complete original scores to 2018's Avengers: Infinity War and 2019's Avengers: Endgame, available as individual 3Xlp sets, or in one massive 6Xlp Box Set.

The importance of Alan Silvestri's four decades of scoring films cannot be understated. His iconic theme for the The Avengers (2012) is just one of his many landmark achievements in the world of film music. His scores for the epic conclusions to the Infinity Saga, Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame, are a masterclass in fantasy and science fiction film compositions.&#160

His score for the penultimate chapter of the Infinity Saga, Avengers: Infinity War, is full of triumphant bombastic beats, and solemn down notes, perfect for one of the most shockingly tragic films of the genre. His score for the final chapter of the Infinity Saga, Avengers: Endgame, is brilliantly meditative, sweeping in scope,...

Following in the footsteps of The Try Guys, Safiya Nygaard, Michelle Khare, Chris Reinacher, Gaby Dunn and Allison Raskin, and others, another fleet of former BuzzFeed creators are branching off on their own. 

A new digital production company dubbed Watcher Entertainment is slated to bow on Jan. 10, founded by Ryan Bergara, Steven Lim, and Shane Madej. Bergara is the creator and host of BuzzFeed Unsolved, a true crime series he created and co-hosts with Madej. Madej is also the creator and host of Ruining History, which chronicles funny moments in history. Lim, for his part, is the creator and host of Worth It, which stacks up similar items and services of varying price points. All told, the trio says that content created during their tenure at BuzzFeed has generated a combined 2 billion views. 

Watcher will launch as a YouTube channel with seven TV-caliber, unscripted digital series, as well as a...

If you’ve been going through “The Masked Singer” withdrawals because of Fox’s recent broadcasting of the World Series, you’re in luck. This Wednesday, November 6, fans will see Two back-to-back episodes of “The Masked Singer,” which will result in a pair of dramatic unmaskings. “For the first time, everyone performs in one night, and the biggest names yet will be revealed,” teases the preview trailer video (watch above).

Host Nick Cannon returns along with the four regular panelists: Ken Jeong, Jenny McCarthy, Nicole Scherzinger and Robin Thicke. Special guest judge Anthony Anderson will also be on hand to give his guesses in the show’s second hour.

See‘The Masked Singer’ preview: Fox will take on Panic! At The Disco during November 6 episode [Watch]

Here’s how the two episodes will play out on Wednesday night:

Hour 1 features the return of Fox, Flower, Ladybug, Penguin, Rottweiler and Tree. These...

The sixth episode of “The Masked Singer,” which returns after the World Series, will welcome back a half-dozen costumed celebrities who haven’t been seen in a while: Flower, Fox, Ladybug, Penguin, Rottweiler and Tree. The first time Flower performed, she became an instant fan favorite thanks to her booming voice and stage presence. Panelists Nicole Scherzinger, Ken Jeong, Jenny McCarthy and Robin Thicke even thought such famous names as Patti Labelle, Jennifer Hudson, Jessie J and Bjork might be hiding behind the Flower mask.

See‘The Masked Singer’: 7 dumbest guesses so far by judges include Bjork as Flower, Zooey Deschanel as Tree

Based on her performance of “9 to 5” in the introductory rounds, Flower is now one of the four front-runners heading into next week as she won her initial head-to-head match-up. The other leaders who out-sang the early competition were Fox, Rottweiler and Tree.

The two contestants who...

The man sitting across from me in a burgundy Def Jam letterman jacket and matching Jordan 12 Retro Bordeauxs has changed irrevocably since we met back in May. Yk Osiris has shed much of the boyish charm he possessed back then; now, he’s full of the unique brand of self-confidence (with a tinge of supreme arrogance) that’s reserved for newly minted R&b stars. On the cover of Yk’s debut album, The Golden Child, he’s Photoshopped in front of the Egyptian pyramids, reclining on a golden throne,...

The introductory phase of “The Masked Singer” Season 2 is behind us, which means now the real competition begins. Heading into Wednesday’s episode, there were still 12 costumed celebrities in the running to win Fox’s wild and wacky reality TV series. They’ve been divided into two groups of six, with Black Widow, Butterfly, Flamingo, Leopard, Skeleton and Thingamajig up first this week. These masked singers all performed for the votes of the in-studio audience and judges Jenny McCarthy, Ken Jeong, Nicole Scherzinger and Robin Thicke, with the loser forced to reveal their true identity. So how did it all play out?

SEEIs it fair for professional singers to compete on ‘The Masked Singer’ against athletes, gamers, talk show hosts? [Poll]

Below, check out our minute-by-minute “The Masked Singer” recap of Season 2, Episode 5, titled “Once Upon a Mask,” to find out what happened Wednesday, October 16 at 8/7c. Then be sure to...

“The Masked Singer” delivered another elimination this week with the Eagle, who was later revealed to be Dr. Drew Pinsky, being sent home. This brings the total number of ousted performers to four. Pinsky joins Johnny Weir (Egg), Ninja (Ice Cream) and Laila Ali (Panda) who have all gotten the axe in Season 2. So we want to know, of those who didn’t make it, which one do You think most deserves a second chance? Vote in our poll below.

This week Pinsky tried to wow the crowd off the bat by singing “I’d Do Anything for Love (But I Won’t Do That)” by Meat Loaf but they preferred the Flower who belted Dolly Parton’s “9 to 5.” He tried to save himself from being taken down with his rendering of Nancy Sinatra‘s “These Boots Are Made for Walkin'” but still managed to lose out to...

During Wednesday’s episode of “The Masked Singer” Season 2, Dr. Drew Pinsky was revealed to be hiding behind the Eagle mask. This talk show host went up against Flower in the initial vote and Penguin in the Smackdown, losing both head-to-head match-ups on Fox’s wild and wacky reality TV show. In his “The Masked Singer” exit interview, Dr. Drew proclaimed, “There is literally no other experience on earth like this.” Watch the video above.

See‘The Masked Singer’ spoilers: Who is the Eagle?

“I have no rock ‘n’ roll fantasy,” Dr. Drew revealed soon after host Nick Cannon removed his Eagle mask. “Well, at least I didn’t think I did. But when I put on the mask, suddenly it emerged. I think this experience has changed me. It challenged me, certainly. It feels like I got a little more range now. I can do things I didn’t know I could do.

Normani is about to make “Waves.” The singer has ventured out on her own since her group Fifth Harmony went on hiatus, and now she’s nominated for an MTV Video Music Award for Best R&b Video for her collaboration with 6lack. The video for “Waves” premiered in February and has been viewed more than nine million times on YouTube as of this writing (watch it above). Can she beat her all-star rivals including Childish Gambino (“Feels Like Summer”) and Alicia Keys (“Raise a Man”)? Our odds say yes, especially with support from her legion of Harmonizer fans.

This is Normani’s first Vma nomination as a solo artist, but she has already got a few Moonmen on her mantel thanks to Fifth Harmony. She won four awards with that group: Artist to Watch for “Miss Movin’ On” (2014), Best Collaboration for “Work from Home” with Ty Dolla $ign and...

The new episode of our podcast, Rolling Stone Music Now, is a rapid-fire rundown of the best hip-hop of 2019 so far, from Megan Thee Stallion and DaBaby’s ascents to J. Cole’s shift in direction to a new generation of Chicago rappers.

Charles Holmes (who picked the albums and singles under discussion) and Brendan Klinkenberg join host Brian Hiatt for the episode, which touches on DaBaby’s “Suge,” Tyler, the Creator’s “Earfquake,” Lil Nas X’s “Panini,” J. Cole’s “Middle Child,” Lil Uzi Vert’s “Sanguine Paradise,...

Ann Marie is an R&B star in a world that’s currently low on them. Much of her style feels like an anomaly: R&B’s streaming elite are typically mysterious mush-mouthed singers who forgo longing for drug-fueled existential dread. Ann Marie, along with a new class of singers like Ella Mai and Jacquees, offers an alternative, a sound modeled on the upbeat singers of the late ’90s and early 2000s rather than the dystopian haze put forward more recently

Marie’s voice is sweet and lilting, and her lyrics balance acidity with sincerity.

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After Tuesday night’s live elimination of Lynnea Moorer, the Top 10 artists are left to compete for the Season 15 title on “The Voice.” Coach Kelly Clarkson and Jennifer Hudson have their all-female teams of three and two, respectively, both poised to put forward a potential winner while Blake Shelton‘s three guys hope to buck that trend of female champions. Adam Levine managed to hang on to his three artists, including DeAndre Nico who earned the Instant Save and Reagan Strange who lead the pack in Apple Music streams for the second week in a row.

Next Monday, December 3, “The Voice” Top 10 will once again perform for audience votes. On Tuesday, eight artists will be automatically declared safe based on votes and downloads while the other two will compete for the Instant Save by singing another song for a chance at being saved by live Twitter vote.

Below we rank...

Monday, November 26 on “The Voice,” Reagan Strange took on Avril Lavigne‘s “Complicated” for Team Adam Levine during the Top 11 performance episode. In their mentoring session Regan and Adam agreed that it was important for her to have fun on the stage since, after all, she’s only 14 years old. As this was “Fan Night,” America got to pick which song each artist performed, but will Reagan earn enough votes to make it through to next week’s all-important Top 10? Watch “The Voice” live performance above and read the judges’ comments below.

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Blake Shelton told the young pop singer, “Hi, Reagan. I’m glad they’re lettin’ me talk because it’s fan week and I am honestly such a fan of yours. I have been since day one, since the blind auditions.

After Tuesday night’s live elimination of Tyke James and Sandyredd, the Top 11 artists are left to compete for the Season 15 title on “The Voice.” Coach Kelly Clarkson was able to hold together her entire four-person team and Blake Shelton did the same for his three artists. Adam Levine and Jennifer Hudson are down to two singers each.

Next Monday, November 26, “The Voice” Top 11 will once again perform for audience votes. On Tuesday, nine artists will be automatically declared safe based on votes and iTunes streaming/sales while the other two will compete for the Instant Save by singing another song for a chance at being saved by live Twitter vote.

Below we rank the 11 artists based on our impressions of their performances so far this season as well as the likelihood that they’ll be one of only four to make it to the season finale. Each coach’s...

After a brutal Live Playoffs results episode on Tuesday night, we now know the Top 13 artists that will be competing to be named the Season 15 champion of “The Voice.” The four coaches, Kelly Clarkson, Jennifer Hudson, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton, each cut their teams in half, having to choose between four of their artists to personally save after two others advanced based on audience votes. In addition, special coach Kelsea Ballerini helped lead two artists toward a comeback that resulted in a live Twitter save of Lynnea Moorer, who chose to join Team Kelly as a fourth artist for last year’s winning coach and the 13th artist overall.

Next Monday, November 19, “The Voice” Top 13 will once again perform for audience votes. On Tuesday, 10 artists will be automatically declared safe based on votes and iTunes streaming/sales while the other three will compete for the Instant Save by singing...

Michelle Obama is no longer the first lady, but that didn’t stopped her from gathering a bunch of stars to promote one of her favorite causes from her time in the White House — encouraging kids to go to college.

On Tuesday, Obama released an advertisement promoting higher education which features celebs like Ciara, Karlie Kloss, Kelly Rowland, Nick Cannon, Jussie Smollett and others. In the video, titled “Worth It,” the stars share personal stories about the struggles they faced before reaching success. The ad is part of Obama’s Reach Higher initiative, which she began as first lady.

“When I was younger,...