Happy Memorial Day to veterans and their friends and family…
The Voice Top 8 sing for America’s votes tonight at 8/7c pm. The Bachelorette debuts tonight! Sparkles (The Clown!) and Rosewise will be covering spoilers, recaps and more! Tune in at 8/7c pm.
Idol’s Angie Miller on Risky Song Choices, ‘Theatrical’ Criticisms and That Duet With Lazaro! Plus: How She Wrote ‘You Set Me Free’
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Candice Glover posted this photo on Instagram, “A year and a half ago me and this lovely lady performed “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore” on the idol stage together in Vegas. I was cut and she went on to make top 2. It’s so crazy we met back up to perform at the National Memorial Day concert this year. Everything happens for a reason! Never give up on your dreams. I love you lady bug :) @jessicaesanchez”
“The Voice” winner Cassadee Pope happy to volunteer in Oklahoma in the wake of devastating tornadoes – “It was amazing just seeing the way everybody came together to organize the rooms and make sure everything got there in good shape. It was great to see,” said Pope, adding she did a couple of local radio interviews by phone in between unloading and organizing donations. “It was really incredible to be able to actually help firsthand. You know, it’s amazing that people are donating, but it’s such a different experience being there in person and actually helping out. So I’m glad I got to do it.” – Read more at NewsOK
‘Smash’: Exec Producer Josh Safran on the series finale and what season 3 would have been – After two seasons, the curtain has closed on NBC’s ambitious musical Smash. The series climaxed with Marilyn Monroe musical Bombshell winning big at the Tonys, including awards for Ivy (Megan Hilty) and composers Tom (Christian Borle) and Julia (Debra Messing). It also marked the end of an attempt to reboot the series under new executive producer Joshua Safran (Gossip Girl), who replaced series creator Theresa Rebeck. EW talked to Safran about the surprising finale, what season 3 would have looked like, and Rebeck’s criticism of his Smash. – Read more at Entertainment Weekly
