Tonight, two contestants leave The Voice, but YOU determine who stays via twitter insta-vote! That should work well. Sucks if you live on the west coast.
The Biggest Loser continues, sadly, without Ruben Studdard. NBC at 8/7c pm.
One Direction to Perform Live on ‘Good Morning America’ on Tuesday, November 26 – Global superstars One Direction will perform live on “Good Morning America” on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, in conjunction with the release of their new album “Midnight Memories.” Additionally, the band will have a major announcement that morning. The concert will be a free, ticketed event. More details will be announced soon. – Read more at TVByTheNumbers
“Coca-Cola Red Carpet LIVE! @ The 2013 AMAs” Red Carpet Pre-Show – The “Coca-Cola Red Carpet LIVE! @ The 2013 AMAs” red carpet pre-show will stream LIVE online for fans worldwide for the first time on Yahoo on SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24 starting at 5:00 PM Eastern / 2:00 PM Pacific. The stream can also be watched at TheAMAs.com, ABC.com, Time Warner Cable’s Facebook Page, and the websites of participating radio stations within the Cumulus Radio Network. The red carpet live-streaming pre-show precedes the LIVE broadcast of the “2013 American Music Awards” from the Nokia Theatre LA Live on Sunday, November 24th (8:00 PM -11:00 PM ET/PT) on the ABC Television Network. The “Coca-Cola Red Carpet LIVE! @ The 2013 AMAs” will be hosted by Lance Bass, Jordin Sparks, Zendaya, Jenna Ushkowitz, Rosie Pierri, Colbie Caillat, Ted Stryker, Jonathan Cheban, Aimee Song, Bonnie McKee and Jake Owen, who is this year’s Dodge Brand correspondent. This year’s performers include Kurt Hugo Schneider, Jabbawockeez, Jesse McCartney, Fifth Harmony and Aloe Blacc. – Read more at The AMAs.com
One Direction to Perform Live on ‘Good Morning America’ on Tuesday, November 26 – Global superstars One Direction will perform live on “Good Morning America” on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, in conjunction with the release of their new album “Midnight Memories.” Additionally, the band will have a major announcement that morning. The concert will be a free, ticketed event. More details will be announced soon. – Read more at TVByTheNumbers
Kellie Pickler Sounds Off on Kim Kardashian, Simon Cowell, Miley Cyrus & More—Watch Now! – During her sit-down interview on E! News with Giuliana Rancic and Catt Sadler, the singer played a little game where she spilled the first words that came to mind when a celebrity’s name was said. So what’d she have to say about some of Hollywood’s A-listers?! “Fashionista, she’s beautiful. Gorgeous,” Pickler said about Kim Kardashian, but when Simon Cowell was brought up, she wasn’t sure what to say. Then she exclaimed, “He’s the warden that cracks the whip!” – See the Video at E Online
Close Call! Chris Daughtry Recalls Flipping His Car as a Teenager – “I flipped my car at 16,” the singer recalls. “I went around a curb way too fast—me and my buddy saw the world in slow motion—I think it flipped like three or four times across a field.” Scary sh-t, but the craziest part? “We came out unscathed,” adds the singer. Watch the full interview above to hear the full story, the last time the singer cried and other fun tidbits. And don’t miss Daughtry chatting details about upcoming LP Baptized here. See the Video at Fuse
Nikko Smith on life after “Idol” – St. Louisan Nikko Smith has already released numerous singles and is set for another big release in January – and it’s all just the culmination of what he always knew he wanted to do. Smith got his big break when he stepped onto the stage as a finalist on “American Idol.” “The Voice,” “Nashville Star” and other singing shows help artists step into the spotlight. But many soon realize it’s the work after Hollywood that’s the hardest. “I had to learn the business and that takes a while,” Smith said. “It’s all about learning and it’s been fun to watch as a parent watching them grow, not only as a person but as an artist,” Nikko Smith’s father, legendary Hall of Fame shortstop Ozzie Smith, said. – Read more at KDSK.com
Social buzz and ratings bump help drive the Country Music Awards back to first place – ABC’s broadcast last Wednesday of the Country Music Association Awards – or, the CMAs for short – averaged 16.6 million viewers, a 3 million viewer climb compared to last year. Social activations surrounding country music and their industry award shows have become increasingly important. For the CMAs this year, women drove the majority of the social buzz surrounding the awards, and, surprisingly, New Jersey accounted for a large portion of this buzz among U.S. states. 4 million people had 8.8 million Facebook interactions related to the CMAs. – Read more at Lost Remote
Carson Daly Takes Matt Lauer on a Set Visit
Watch Carson skirt Matt’s question about The Voice being all about the coaches. It’s a question Matt won’t let go. He asks Adam if once the confetti flies, viewers will think “Blake won again” rather than focus on the contestant.
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