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Kylie Jenner may have been sporting a “Dirrty” midriff-baring costume last year, but she’s staying covered this Halloween.

While her sisters Kim Kardashian West and Kourtney Kardashian teamed up for Saturday’s pre-holiday festivities, dressing as Madonna and Michael Jackson to recreate the famous looks of the King and Queen of Pop at the 1991 Academy Awards, the 20-year-old reality star kept things chill over the weekend.

Kylie — who is expecting her first child, a girl, with rapper boyfriend Travis Scott — opted for Snapchat’s puppy filter over a costume on Sunday, snapping a selfie with mom Kris Jenner. She wore a simple black sweater,...

Rachel Lindsay vied for Nick Viall‘s heart on season 21 of The Bachelor, now she’s on her own journey to find love on the latest season of The Bachelorette — and she’s blogging about it exclusively for People! Follow Rachel on Twitter at @TheRachLindsay!

Have you ever had a dream where you walk into a room to find all your exes waiting for you with an audience? But then you wake up alone, relieved to know that it was all just a terrible dream? Well it turns out if you become The Bachelorette, there comes a time when that nightmare becomes your reality!

This week’s episode of The Bachelorette was the seasonal “Tell All” episode, which normally are a snooze-fest, but this season was a juicy exception. The Bachelorette Recap: The Men Tell All The segment began with host Chris Harrison telling a few uncomfortable jokes before the guys walk on stage – we have Jamey, Diggy, Blake, Iggy, Anthony, […]

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This week on The Bachelorette, Lucas and Blake finally come face to face as the men get together for a tell all session. As the season draws to a climax all the men get together to chat about their experiences with Rachel, the show and each other. Blake and Lucas had some real history before the show and this really impacted how they got on. Blake says that Lucas screwed over a similar love interest they both had, treating really badly. So when he found out they were both on the same show he was like, Wtf. Lucas for his...read more...

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about shows including The Leftovers, Gotham, The Bachelorette and Fargo!

1 | With Errin Hayes abruptly on the way out, Kevin Can Wait is totally going to make a widower out of its titular patriarch, right?

2 | Wasn’t it a small shame that American Ninja Warrior: USA vs. The World competitor Jessie Graff wasn’t able to wear her usual Wonder Woman outfit (right), last weekend of all weekends? Which unexpected misstep made you gasp more: Graff...

Rachel swung the axe down on the obnoxious rivals of Lucas and Blake on The Bachelorette. Right away, though, a new rivalry began to swirl between Eric and about half of the guys left in the house. Eric was the latest Bachelorette contestant to be called out for "not being there for the right reasons." While some of Eric's naysayers might have a point, the way the argument is unfolding is incredibly childish. Eric might not belong on The Bachelorette but neither do any of the contestants who are criticizing him.

[[tmz:video id="0_shbilxcm"]] Rachel Lindsay was done with the 'Whaboom' guy, Lucas, and his arch-nemesis, Blake, on "The Bachelorette" ... but they weren't done clowning each other. After each guy got stiffed in Monday night's rose ceremony, Lucas and Blake went after each other. They've beefed all season, but instead of going out with a brawl -- or even clever insults -- they traded goofy-as-hell shots. Lots of yelling back and forth, and playground mocking ... but Lucas didn't even get in 1 last Whaboom!

Rachel Lindsay vied for Nick Viall‘s heart on season 21 of The Bachelor, now she’s on her own journey to find love on the latest season of The Bachelorette — and she’s blogging about it exclusively for People! Follow Rachel on Twitter at @TheRachLindsay!

Hey Bachelor Nation, thanks for dropping back in to get the inside scoop. The first week seriously lit the fuse as far as both romance and the drama goes! I also want to take a second to thank you all for the outpouring of support I’ve gotten on social media and in person since this has all started.

DeMario being the latest Bachelorette contestant to go on the show with a girlfriend is the biggest headline to come out of the second episode of season 13 so far, but it's not the only drama that Rachel (and viewers) have had to confront. The bickering that started between Blake and Lucas in The Bachelorette premiere boiled into outright arguments (and tattling) during the first group date. Both Lucas and Blake want to see the other eliminated first but the truth is that both guys need to go as soon as possible.

Rachel Lindsay began her second chance at reality TV-endorsed love during Monday’s Season 13 premiere of “The Bachelorette.” But if the Dallas-based attorney thought she wouldn’t have to experience any awkward encounters (or hear the word “wha-boom” shouted about a billion times), she was way off. Here are six cringeworthy moments from the episode. Blake’s Manhood Blake E. provided viewers with a mental image that presumably none of them wanted, as he explained during his introductory video, “Many women have told me about the amazingness of my penis.” Milton Keeps Growling A little growling goes a long way.

The Bachelorette is officially here -- and so are Rachel Lindsay's 31 suitors!

The 32-year-old attorney, who made it to the final three on Nick Viall's season of The Bachelor, was announced prematurely as the Bachelorette in the hope that the show's producers would find the best possible cast... and they certainly delivered.

Watch: 'Bachelorette' Rachel Lindsay: 14 Things to Expect About Her Groundbreaking Season

Lindsay has already revealed that she's engaged, but before we eventually find out who wins her rose in the finale, we first have to look at who made it out of the limo on night one.

See the night's most memorable limo exits, ranked from totally cringeworthy to too cute, below:

Adam Jr. 

"This is Adam Jr. He's super excited to be here tonight," Adam creepily said to Rachel as he exited the limo with a four-foot-tall doll. "You get two for the price of one."

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Oh, happy day — it’s the Bachelorette season 13 premiere.

Monday night’s two-hour premiere kicked off with Rachel Lindsay reminding everyone that A) she’s still as delightful as ever, and B) she looks really good in a red dress. If you were worried about how Rachel was going to bounce back after her split from Nick Viall, you may rest assured that she looks better than ever, is still a successful lawyer and oh, spoiler alert, is also engaged, which means one of these 31 goons successfully stole her heart at the end of this. (Okay, they’re not all goons.

It’s that time once again, rose aficionados: The Bachelorette is back… and Rachel has a whole lot of narrowing down to do.

RelatedThe Bachelorette Star Rachel Lindsay on Her Historic Casting, This Season’s ‘Bromance’ and Her Celebrity Crushes

One of the final contenders on Nick’s season, Rachel is now the first black Bachelor/ette in the franchise’s history, and on Monday’s season premiere, she got to choose from a highly diverse crop of 31 single guys. By “diverse,” I mean ethnically, but also maturity-wise… because some of these guys are straight-up clowns.

Let’s get...

Bachelor nation, meet Rachel Lindsay‘s potential male suitors.

Ahead of Monday’s season 13 premiere of The Bachelorette, ABC has released the long-awaited headshots and bios of the 31-year-old attorney’s potential suitors — and it has audiences already readying for their fantasy leagues.

This season, viewers, along with Bachelorette Lindsay, will get to know the 31 men vying for her heart and the final rose. And in true Bachelor and Bachelorette fashion, there’s definitely some characters who were selected as contestants, including a tickle monster, a male model and a “whaboom” — yes, “whaboom.”

According to host Chris Harrison, a “whaboom” is “a lifestyle.

The "Bachelor first" has finally been revealed!

After weeks of speculation, Monday night's The Bachelor: After the Final Rose saw the "historic" announcement that Rachel Lindsay's Bachelorette journey has already begun!

That's right, Chris Harrison revealed that Lindsay would be meeting contestants from her season right there and then.

Related: 'The Bachelor' Finale: Find Out if Nick Viall Got Engaged!

"The truth is it's actually a surprise for you," Harrison told Lindsay as a backdrop of the Bachelor mansion rolled up behind her. "We're starting your journey on The Bachelorette right now. You're about to meet a few of the guys that are vying for your heart."

"Oh no, I'm not ready," Lindsay replied as a limo pulled up outside. "I'm at a loss for words."

The 31-year-old attorney quickly found her words, however, as she was introduced to her first suitor, Demario.

"I'm extremely excited that you're the Bachelorette. You don't have...

The cherry trees may be blooming in DC, but young love certainly is not.

Relationships were falling apart left, right, and center on Madam Secretary Season 3 Episode 14, but as always, there was still work to do. International aid deals wait for no broken hearts.

Daisy's heartbreak was the most unexpected, and the one I don't regret. Her beau seemed liked a boorish bro-dude, but turned out to be a CIA operative using the job at State as a cover. I'm not sure yet if this redeems him or makes him even more reprehensible. 

At the very least, it does get Ms back to it's Season 1 thriller roots. 

Honestly, Daisy may be mourning lost possibilities, but did anybody think those two had a future beyond a few very hot and heavy rolls in the hay? Kevin, or whatever his real name was, was a palette cleanser, not a prince charming. 

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Girl group Dream is reuniting for a tour, but all the bottles they'll be popping on the road have nipples. The late '90s/early 2000s pop band is joining 98 Degrees and Ryan Cabrera for the MY2K Tour, and the ladies will be on full mommy duty based on their rider ... which looks like a Baby Depot shopping list. Their backstage demands include size 3 diapers (preferably from Honest Co.), alcohol-free baby wipes, and Plum...

A Playmaker Media drama starring Jessica Marais and a reality series which reunites people with long-lost family members are among six new Australian shows for Network Ten in 2016.

The line-up includes Australian Survivor, All Star Family Feud, the spin-off I.m A Celebrity. Get Me Out Of Here! Now, and the previously announced telemovie Brock.

Ten said more new local series will be announced next year as it strives to build the momentum which saw the broadcaster record its highest commercial prime time shares since 2011 as audiences increased by 15 per cent this year.

In Playmaker Media's The Wrong Girl, Love Child star Marais will play Lily, a modern woman caught between two guys — one too good to be true and the other so wrong he might be Mr. Right.. Lily and her flatmate Simone are supposed to be taking a sabbatical from men but Lily falls in love with Jack,...

There’s a reason I wiped the most recent season of The Bachelorette from my DVR after only two episodes: I don’t actually enjoy watching real people get engaged on television. (Fictional characters? Get down on bended knee and keep doing your thing!)

This might explain the recurring waves of nameless dread I felt during Monday’s installment of The Voice, as host Carson Daly repeatedly teased how “coming up after the break” (after the break) (after the break that’s after the break) (because apparently we’re all going to change the channel to DWTS if there’s...

Author of Just Like Hell, Down, Lights Out and more, Nate Southard's prose has had a visceral effect on readers for quite some time now. Originally published in 2012, Scavengers gives readers a look at the zombie apocalypse through Southard's unique storytelling, and now the living dead tale is back in print courtesy of Sinister Grin Press. We have an exclusive excerpt from Scavengers that you can read right now.

"Millwood was a good place to be when the dead rose. It was small, isolated, and easy to defend. The survivors there forged a community, weathered what came, and began to prosper. But then they ran out of food. Now, Millwood is sending five men to the neighboring town of Rundberg, a place ruled by three thousand living dead, to find enough food to save their community. Five against three thousand? They don't stand a chance."

To learn more about Nate Southard's Scavengers,...

As nominated by our writers, here are the books of 2014 we can’t recommend highly enough…

Closing the final page on the very best books leaves you with a single urge: to share it. We’re talking about the kind of books that make you want to follow strangers down the road, tugging at their elbow and saying “seriously, you’ve got to read this”.

Here then, is our equivalent of doing that. These are the books published in 2014 that our writers felt compelled to share. If there’s one that you feel similarly enthused about, feel free to recommend away in the comments section...

Half A King – Joe Abercrombie

Unless you’ve been living in hermit-like seclusion recently, you can’t help but notice that Young Adult fiction is having its moment. Not even a genre a few years ago, it burst into the public consciousness with a flurry...

Bachelorette Andi Dorfman has ended her quest to find love. Bachelor Juan Pablo wasn’t exactly the kind of guy America could root for. Therefore, it’s understandable that some viewers are looking beyond American borders to find a Bachelor love story worth watching. And as the age-old saying goes: When in doubt, always go down under.

Just last week, The Bachelor Australia launched its second season—featuring Blake Garvey, a very large, very charming man just starting his rose-filled journey. Almost immediately, the show started trending on Twitter, with folks across the globe latching onto the idea of watching tan,...

As Bachelor fans wait to see whether Juan Pablo Galavis chooses Nikki or Clare on Monday's Final Rose episode, at least one contestant has already moved on after being dumped by the Venezuelan hottie.

Single mom Renee Oteri, 32, who Galavis said goodbye to after their hometown date, is engaged to Bracy Maynard, a guy she's known since she was 12. But she's not the only former contestant to find love off-camera.

While newly engaged former Bachelorette Emily Maynard is hoping that the fourth time is the charm, and two-time contestant Kacie Boguskie is engaged, these former contestants have also found their happily ever after.

As Bachelor fans wait to see whether Juan Pablo Galavis chooses Nikki or Clare on Monday's Final Rose episode, at least one contestant has already moved on after being dumped by the Venezuelan hottie. Single mom Renee Oteri, 32, who Galavis said goodbye to after their hometown date, is engaged to Bracy Maynard, a guy she's known since she was 12. But she's not the only former contestant to find love off-camera. While newly engaged former Bachelorette Emily Maynard is hoping that the fourth time is the charm, these former contestants have also found their happily ever after. Jason Mesnick & Molly MalaneyThe...

On TV this Wednesday: Arrow, Criminal Minds, Nashville and others settle in for a short winter’s nap, Mob City nabs Bugsy and Kelly Clarkson spins a holly, jolly cautionary tale. As a supplement to TVLine’s original features (linked within), here are 10 programs to keep on your radar.

8 pm Arrow (The CW) | Fall finale: Felicity and Barry’s cure for Oliver’s near-fatal drugging causes hallucinations that makes him confront his past; Arrow’s request that Lance chase Cyrus Gold results in a body count. (Get scoop via the new Spoiler Alert!)

8 pm Melissa & Joey (ABC Family) | This Christmas...

‘The Voice’ kicked off its first night of knock-out rounds Oct. 28 by introducing a game-changing, but not-so-secret, weapon for each of the coaches: another steal! Each coach now has the chance to snatch one last singer from another team before the live rounds begin.

While The Voice‘s knock-out rounds offer the first opportunity for one-on-one coaching, they’re also a time during which each coach has to cut his or her team in half. Read on to see if your favorite contestants will be advancing to the live rounds!

Team Christina: Amber Nicole vs. Josh Logan

Amber Nicole sang Jessie J‘s “Mama knows best,” which she chose for the power, and she came blasting out of the vocal gates within the first few phrases. Josh Logan anted-up with Stevie Wonder‘s “Living for the city,” and he rocked it. “You did that song serious justice,” said Adam Levine,...

Welcome to a new week, "Voice" fans. It's time for the Knockout Rounds. Gone are the days of the Battle Round duets. Instead, each coach will pair up two singers who will each get to select their own song and sing one after the other, fighting for one spot on their team. Who will coaches Christina Aguilera, Adam Levine, Blake Shelton and CeeLo Green keep around and who's getting the boot? Let's find out.

Knockout #1: Team Christina's Amber Nicole vs. Josh Logan

Amber Nicole: "Mama Knows Best" (Jessie J)

Amber decided to take on Jessie's sassy kiss-off track because she felt like it was right in her wheelhouse and she's not wrong. She may be super young, but her performances thus far have revealed that this girl packs quite a punch. She commands the stage during her performance. It's such a theatrical song and she plays that up perfectly.

With all apologies to God, the Seventh Commandment just went the way of Crystal Pepsi, the personal pager and NBC’s Smash. I mean, seriously, who can enthusiastically support laws against larcenous behavior now that “The Steal” has found its way to The Voice‘s Knockout Rounds?

Now, before you cry “blasphemy!” let’s remember that Christina Aguilera has the voice of an angel — and she supports this blatant brand of thievery. And it’s also worth noting that The Steal has another proponent in Blake Shelton, a fine, upstanding fella whose recent crusade against the Westboro Hatemongering Association* puts...

It was the final night of battle rounds Oct. 22, and with only six spots — and one steal! — left, the coaches were forced to make some tough decisions.

As the coaches narrowed down the last of their team members, Olivia Henken and Stephanie Anne Johnson prompted Cee Lo Green to use his final steal. But wait, now that steals have been added to the knock-out rounds, every coach had the chance to steel again! “It’s one more chance to make the best team possible for the live rounds,” said Christina Aguilera. Keep reading to see if your favorite artists made the cut.

Team Cee Lo: Jonny Gray vs. Shawn Smith

Cee Lo put Jonny Gray, 29, up against Shawn Smith, 32, with Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers‘ “Refugee.” It was the perfect song choice since both men served in the military — the Airforce and the Army, respectively. In rehearsal, Cee Lo asked...

Powerhouse performances and power struggles dominated the second night of The Voice's blind auditions Tuesday, which included two four-chair turns and even gave an '80s cult actress a second chance at stardom.

"The fabulous four," as returning coach Christina Aguilera dubbed the reunited coaching panel at the top of the show, duked it out throughout the night as they each vied to persuade their favorite singers to join their teams.

At the top of everyone's list was Tessanne Chin, a Jamaican singer who closed out the night with a fierce version of Pink's "Try."

"This is going to be a dirty fight,...

Tessane dominated night two of this season’s blind auditions. Read on for our other top picks from the Sept. 24 episode of ‘The Voice.’

The first contestant to grace The Voice stage Sept. 24 was Jacquie Lee, 16, singing Amy Winehouse’s “Back to Black.” Her voice was soulful, but her boots are what really stole the show — at least for Cee Lo Green.

Jacquie Lee’s Boots Steal the Show

Jacquie wore a pair of black rhinestoned moto boots that Cee Lo absolutely loved. While cracking jokes about Blake Shelton’s southern twang, Cee Lo (semi-seriously) asked, “Did you get those from “ale-doe?” He then proceeded to take a picture and tweet, “Can’t a man just enjoy a nice pair of boots? @xtina knows what I’m talking about #VoiceReunited.”

Jacquie’s performance earned her a synchronized two-chair turn from both Christina Aguilera and Blake. Christina reflected on her own...

Five seasons in, there’s no denying The Voice has its predictable rhythms.

There are typically four or five successful auditions per hour, offset by one hopeful who doesn’t get any chairs to turn. The coaches are as plain as the desperation on a Kardashian’s face when they’re truly excited to get a singer on their team (versus feeling kinda ambivalent after hitting the big red button). And no matter the case, Cee Lo is gonna say something daffy, like asking a teenage girl if she got her boots at Aldo, then insisting on snapping a photo...

American Idol has been headed straight for an iceberg the last couple of seasons — a secret to no one except, perhaps, key executives at Fox and Fremantle Media.

Yet their recent chatter about changes to the show’s upcoming (and pivotal) Season 13 — which has been focused almost entirely on a rebooted judges’ panel, and not a rebooted outlook on what a judges’ panel should actually do – has me concerned that they’re merely slapping a fresh coat of paint on the luxury cruiseliner of reality competition shows. And really, what’s the point of that if the destination continues to...

Timing is everything in the music business. That’s a lesson Holly Tucker learned when she got rejected during an open-call audition for The Voice back in Season 1. “They said I had a lot of potential, but they wanted to see me grow a little bit more,” recalls Tucker.

Undeterred, the Waco, TX native tried out for The X Factor, American Idol and even America’s Got Talent, coming close in several instances but with the same “no cigar” outcome.

Related | Ratings: Find Out How The Voice Finale Fared Opposite NBA Finals

“Finally, I came back to The Voice for...

"The Voice" has crowned its winner: Danielle Bradbery is the Season 4 champion.

The 16-year-old country singer from Team Blake is the competition's youngest winner ever, beating out fellow team members The Swon Brothers, who came in third place, and runner-up Michelle Chamuel of newbie coach Usher's team to become Season 4's "Voice" winner.

"I"m so thankful," Danielle said after the final results were announced as tears filled her eyes and confetti fell on the stage. "I'm sorry. I'm speechless."

No one went home empty-handed, though: All of the finalists won cars, courtesy of Kia.

A very confident Blake -- who celebrated his 38th birthday on Tuesday and won both Season 2 (Jermaine Paul) and Season 3 (Cassadee Pope) -- said in his final confessional, "I know that Danielle and The Swon Brothers want this so badly that it's going to make my year to see them standing in the winner's circle.

With voting for the Season 4 winner of "The Voice" closed, there was little for finalists Danielle Bradbery, Michelle Chamuel and The Swon Brothers to do during Tuesday night's (June 18) live finale but enjoy themselves, have fun and try not to let their nerves get the best of them. And enjoy themselves they did, taking the stage with major acts like Bob Seger, One Republic and Hunter Hayes (which we'll get to later). But the night had one main purpose: To reveal a champion.

So who won? With seven minutes left in the two-hour broadcast, host Carson Daly brought the three finalists on stage to begin the end. After asking for final thoughts from each, it was time to get down to business. Taking third place, its the brother duo from Oklahoma. As the Swons left the stage, Danielle and Michelle gathered close to await their fate. And then the announcement...

That’s all, folks! After three months of tough competition, it all came down to Michelle, Danielle and the Swon Brothers. Read on to see who took home the title of ‘The Voice’ on June 18!

The Voice finale was full of performance after performance after performance. From Christina Aguilera and Pitbull to an iconic performance by Cher, we almost forgot that someone had to go home. So, did one of birthday boy Blake Shelton‘s contestants win to make it a three-peat? Or did Usher‘s star rise to the top?

‘The Voice’ Results

It all came down to Team Usher V. Team Blake. Michelle Chamuel put on three rockin’ performances on the 17th; the Swon Brothers hit every note of their falsetto; and Danielle Bradbery‘s matchup with Blake was ultimate perfection.

Unfortunately, there could only be one winner.

After Swon Borthers landed in third, it all came down to Michelle v.

Blake has one of the strongest teams on ‘The Voice,’ and could be headed for a three-peat. But did he see the elimination of country singer Holly Tucker coming? Blake reveals how he felt right before the elimination round on June 4 Exclusively to HollywoodLife.com.

Blake Shelton is extremely supportive and a great coach to his country team, but he admitted to HollywoodLife.com exclusively that he was nervous for frontrunner Holly Tucker on The Voice.

Blake Shelton: ‘She Had A Hell Of A Good Run’

“Keep your fingers crossed,” he told us on June 4 before the live show at Pepsi’s launch of IconicSummer.com. “I am a little worried for Holly. If tonight is her last night, she had a hell of a good run!”

Unfortunately for Holly, it was her last night. She landed in the bottom two with Blake’s country duo, the Swon Brothers.

After weeks of keeping his team intact, Coach Blake Shelton lost one of his artists to the elimination round on Tuesday night's episode of "The Voice."

In the final moments of the show, just The Swon Brothers and Holly Tucker were left on stage to hear their fate. Then, Carson Daly announced that it was college student Holly, who was going home.

Shortly before she learned the news, Blake said his team was made up of a group of hard working singers.

Photos: 'The Voice' -- The Top 6 Perform

"We've managed to keep the group ...

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It’s down to five! After a night of amazing performances on ‘The Voice’ and the return of Cassadee Pope, one singer unfortunately had to go home. And once again, we were shocked!

After all six performances on June 3 were outstanding, someone still had to go home this week on The Voice.

Cassadee Pope Returns To ‘The Voice’

Blake Shelton has the confidence to be a good coach — and he has reason to! You may remember that his team won last year.

Season three winner Cassadee Pope returned to The Voice stage to perform her new single, ”Wasting All These Tears,” which is already topping country’s iTunes charts.

But she wasn’t the only one who put on a killer performance. The stage was filled with duets from this season’s contestants.

Shakira‘s Sasha Allen –who was also celebrating her birthday — joined Usher‘s Michelle Chamuel on stage to sing “Open Your Heart.

Blake Shelton kicked off The Voice‘s Season 4 Top 6 results night with a declaration that wasn’t entirely believable: “I cannot wait to see who the Final 5 are gonna be!” Yeah, okay, maybe that was part of the story, but the only coach not to lose a single contestant in almost a month had legitimate reasons to be nervous, too.

“People rely on iTunes,” Blake added — or rather, where each contestant lands Tuesday morning on the music-download service’s Hot 200 singles chart — to gauge who’s most likely to be evicted from the show each week. And with a pair...

"The Voice" Top 6 faced elimination on Tuesday night and Holly Tucker was sent packing. The singer from Team Blake burst into tears when she found out it was the end of the road for her on Season 4.

But Blake Shelton still has two more singers in the competition. Team Usher's Michelle Chamuel was the first to move on to the Top 5, followed by Team Shakira's Sasha Allen, Team Blake's Danielle Bradbery, Team Adam's Amber Carrington (which led Adam to fall off his chair) and Team Blake's The Swon Brothers, who beat out Holly for the final spot.

Before the dreaded "Voice" elimination, Season 3 winner Cassadee Pope returned to the stage to sing her new single "Wasting All These Tears." "I feel very grateful to be back," Cassadee said. The singer said her album will be out in October and she'll be opening for the Rascal Flatts.

As The Voice heads closer to its season finale, America’s favorite bunch of amateur singers keeps getting smaller and smaller. We’re down to six: three from Team Blake and one each from Teams Adam, Usher, and Shakira. This week’s performances offered Aretha-themed highs and Okie-themed lows. Voice recappers Adam Carlson and Samantha Highfill rank the remaining contestants heading into tonight’s elimination.

6. The Swon Brothers (Team Blake)

These brothers have a lot to be proud of: They have made us laugh, they have made us almost-cry, and they are the most successful duo The Voice has ever seen.

"The Voice" is ready to wrap up Season 4 , with the Top 6 taking the stage on Monday (June 3) to fight for America's vote. Each artist will take the stage twice tonight, with a song of their choosing and another selected by their superstar coach (Blake Shelton, Adam Levine, Usher or Shakira). Only one artist is getting the boot tomorrow. Who will it be?

Holly Tucker: "When God Fearing Women Get The Blues" by Martina McBride

Blake wants to continue the streak of attitude that he had Holly tap into last week. During her performance, she sounds typically great, but the display of sass again feels a bit forced. It's going to continue to earn her votes, though. So, it's fine. The coaches all comment that it's been fun to see Holly come out of her shell throughout the competition, with Blake telling her it's his favorite of her performances all season.

Welcome to NBC’s The Voice: Country Strong, home of gingham dresses and boot-cut jeans, chewin’ tobacco and four wheelers, and Blake & Miranda as your royal couple. The letter “g” need not apply for the apostrophe’s position at the end of such words like singin’, dancin’, comin’ or goin’. Y’all.

And no, I’m not mocking the redneck way of living. (I’ve had my share of Pabst from a can while sitting around a bonfire, if you must know.) I’m just shocked that Season 4 of NBC’s reality singing competition seems to have abandoned any notion of musical versatility.

Move over Beyonce! There’s a new Sasha Fierce in town — and on June 3, she gave us the hottest performances of the night.

While Blake Shelton may still have three singers on his team, it was Team Shakira‘s Sasha Allen who really brought down the house on The Voice!

Blake Shelton’s Country Team Inspires Shakira

With only six contestants left, each singer performed twice — one song they picked themselves and one picked by their coach.

Blake’s team started the night when he chose “When God Fearin’ Women Get the Blues” for Holly Tucker, which showed just how powerful and fun her voice can be. She later chose “My Wish,” which she sang for her dad.

Then came the The Swon Brothers, and we all realized just how country these boys are!

They performed their choice, “Wagon Wheels,” which was so fun it even made Shakira admit that country music inspires her!

With the Top 12 chopped in half and Season 4 of "The Voice" just a few brief weeks away from naming a winner, it's time we take stock of where the competition stands. Which artist holds the most power in the game? And what should each sing next week in hopes of sticking around? Below are our thoughts.

6. The Swon Brothers

Why: Let's just come out and say it: Zach and Colton are only the longest-standing duo in "Voice" history because they're country artists and this season's voting audience is clearly dominated by country fans. (How else do you explain a Top 6 that is two-thirds country?) Of all the country still in the game, these brothers are the weakest. Their harmonies and timing often falter and, of anyone, they seem the most adverse to taking any sort of risk.

What to sing next: "Ten Thousand Words" by The Avett Brothers

While they...

On the May 28 episode of ‘The Voice,’ everyone was shocked by the elimination of Team Adam’s Sarah and Judith. However, I’m wondering how it happened to begin with.

Adam Levine clearly wasn’t thrilled that two of his team members were in the bottom, forcing him to mumble a not-so-positive statement – but I don’t really blame him for being upset!

Judith Hill Eliminated — ‘The Voice’ Loses One Of The Best Singers Yet

In my mind, Michael Jackson is most likely rolling over in his grave. Judith Hill, backup singer and friend of Mj, was cut from The Voice last night along with front runner Sarah Simmons.

Judith and Sarah were definitely the two most talented singers in the competition.

Judith’s super powerful voice turned the chairs of all four judges when she took on Christina Aguilera‘s “What a Girl Wants.” She actually turned Adam’s chair,...

To say last night’s instalment of The Voice was filled with shocking moments would be an understatement. With only eight contestants remaining, it was again time to send two home. Most people were expecting the Swon Brothers and Sasha Allen to say their goodbyes. Even Sasha’s coach, Shakira, was on edge the entire night because she thought she had “ruined Sasha’s career” through the previous night’s song choice. When Sasha was announced as safe, Shakira flew out of her chair in excitement – even losing a shoe. When contestant Michelle Chamuel was pronounced safe, her face registered complete shock and her coach Usher, wearing Michelle-esque glasses, also leapt out of his chair. Fast forward to the final two eliminations and this is where things go terribly wrong. The last three on stage were Judith Hill and Sarah Simmons, both from Team Adam, and Team Blake’s Holly Tucker.

On the Tuesday (May 28) results episode of "The Voice," it was time to cut the fat, as they say. America's votes determined who from the Top 8 would make their way to the Top 6. With Shakira and Usher at one contestant each, would tonight be the night that one (or both) of them would find themselves out of the competition? Or might Blake Shelton or Adam Levine finally lose an artist?

First a little music

Blake's team advisor Sheryl Crow stopped by to perform her new single "Who Needs Mexico" with Team Blake. It was a nice summery song, and the contestants sounded great singing along with Sheryl.

A little coach chatter

Adam boasts about his team's continued risk-taking, while Shakira tells her last-standing artist Sasha Allen that, should she be eliminated tonight, it would be her coaches fault. Usher praises Michelle Chamuel for remaining true to herself, while Blake...