The Amazing Race social stars continue their trek across the globe tonight on CBS 8/7c PM.
Carrie Underwood on Presidential Election, Solving World Problems – “More than anything, I want people to do their own homework,” she continues. “I don’t want people to vote for somebody because I told them to. I want them to find out about things that they are passionate about and what’s important to them and look at different candidates and policies. And try to make their own decisions on that. That’s where I stand, and I go and cast my vote like everybody else.” – Read more Rolling Stone
Watch Adam Lambert Talk David Bowie at Clive Davis’ Pre-Grammy Party: ‘We Were All Inspired By His Ideas’ – But it was the two performances which book-ended the evening that had people buzzing late into the night. Both were tributes to the late David Bowie, the first featuring Grohl, Beck, Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic and guitarist Pat Smear doing “The Man Who Sold the World,” a song famously covered by Nirvana in 1994, and the finale starring Adam Lambert and Jack Antonoff playing “Let’s Dance,” which brought to life yet another generation’s love and admiration of an artist who, as Lambert points out in his interview with Billboard, was “ahead of his time.” Watch below for the American Idol alum’s thoughts on the late legend and more. – Read more at Billboard.com
‘Voice’ winner Jordan Smith makes triumphant return to Lee University – In a press conference before chapel, Smith talked about his upcoming album, “Something Beautiful,” coming March 18. Ironically, his CD will compete with “Voice” coach Gwen Stefani’s new album, “This Is What The Truth Feels Like,” which also will be released that day. “There’s something beautiful to me about each of the songs I chose for this album,” Smith said, adding he co-wrote one of the tracks, “Settle.” He said David Foster, the legendary musician who produced a portion of his album, “pushed him hard.” “He never accepted anything less than my best. Throughout the rest of the project I knew I didn’t want to put out anything less than excellence.” – Read more at TimesFreePress
‘Broadway Rocks’ singer traces her musical roots to Flint – When LaKisha Jones, an American Idol finalist, comes to Wharton Center Saturday to perform with the Lansing Symphony Orchestra, she’ll be singing on a foundation that was built in Flint, Michigan and continues to inspire her today. – Read more at Lansing State Journal
Periscope Replay: Gianna Isabella Hanging Out At Idol With The Gang!
