Kelly Clarkson Belts Out Incredible ‘Jolene’ Cover, Parton Gushes Over Her ACMs Performance: ‘One Of The Best Ever’

Kelly Clarkson sparked a huge reaction from her fans after she collapsed during her daytime talk show on Tuesday.MORE: Kelly Clarkson sets record straight amid claims she plans to change her nameThe Kelly Clarkson Show host was left faceplanting the floor after being upstaged by Anne Hathaway during a rendition of Sing That Name That Tune, which sees Kelly and her celebrity guests go head-to-head to identify and then perform songs after hearing only a few chords.WATCH: Kelly Clarkson collapses after Anne Hathaway upstages herAlready losing the first few rounds to the WeCrashed star, Kelly was told by comedian and game host Matt Iseman to "start stepping up your game,” after which she begged him to "play a freaking song I'll know".Despite her request being granted and the band launching into her 2004 hit Since U Been Gone, Anne was just too quick for Kelly and was the first to figure out the track and belt out the song's anthemic chorus.MORE: Anne Hathaway's Californian home is totally unexpected - see insideMORE: Anne Hathaway wows in stunning dress with very revealing detailFalling to the floor in utter disbelief, a stunned Kelly said: "How did you know it from just that?" to which Anne responded: "Kelly Clarkson if you do not understand how much we all love that song. Everybody here knew it on the first one.

It looks like Dolly Parton is getting ready to turn her life story into a project!

Kelly Clarkson failed to recognize one of her most popular songs during a game of Sing That Name That Tune on Tuesday's episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show.While facing off against Anne Hathaway during the segment, in which she competes with guests to be the first toidentify a song and sing it, the 39-year-old talk singer collapsed to the floor after the actress started belting out her 2004 hit single Since U Been Gone.After glaring atThe Devil Wears Prada star,39, from the ground, she picked herself upand threw her arms up in frustration. ' Embarassing: Kelly Clarkson failed to recognize one of her most popular songs during a game of Sing That Name That Tune on Tuesday's episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show'How did you know it from just that?'Clarkson asked Hathaway, who put a name to the track after just just the opening notes.

Wilson Chapman editorDolly Parton has had an unrivaled career as a country music star, with decades of beloved hits and a nearly peerless reputation in the industry. Now, she recently revealed that she’s in talks to potentially bring the story of her career to the big screen.During a Feb.

Michele Amabile Angermiller How are we supposed to live without Michael Bolton? “American Song Contest” doesn’t have to answer that question just yet, as Connecticut-based Bolton and his song “Beautiful World” could still place next week through a combination of votes through fans and jurors. But the early lead on night one of NBC’s U.S.

Kelly Clarkson has set the record straight on the news that she planned to change her name. The singer had reportedly filed documents in February to legally change her name, 20 years after she first found fame on American Idol. PHOTOS: Inside Kelly Clarkson's jaw-dropping $5.4m LA mega-mansion She has been requesting to be known legally as Kelly Brianne, her first and middle names.

Anne Hathaway might know Kelly Clarkson's songs better than the songstress herself. Hathaway appeared on  Tuesday, where the pair played a heated game of «Sing That Name That Tune.»A frustrated Clarkson begged the band to play a song she knows, but when they started playing her hit, «Since U Been Gone,» it was Hathaway who stepped up to the mic first. The epic moment sent Clarkson to the floor as Hathaway continued to belt out the early aughts tune.The  actress rubbed the win in the talk show host's face, walking over to a flabbergasted Clarkson to literally drop her mic.«How did you know it from just that?!» an astonished Clarkson asked.«Kelly Clarkson, if you do not understand how much we all love that song.

Change of plans: Kelly Clarkson, 39, won’t be changing her name now that she’s divorced from Brandon Blackstock, 45. The “Stronger” hitmaker petitioned in February court documents to change her name to Kelly Brianne (Brianne’s her middle name). But on March 21, Kelly revealed to PEOPLE (the TV Show!) that she’s still going by “Kelly Clarkson” — at least in her professional life.

the story of her nearly 66-year career, the project — like most things — was delayed due to the coronavirus.“I’ve been talking about doing my Broadway musical and we were really, really way out ahead of that, and then COVID hit and that changed my mind about a whole lot of things,” Parton admitted during a recent appearance on “Mr. Nashville Talks.” However, the music legend and celebrated philanthropist has not given up hope on seeing it come to life in some form.“I do intend someday to be on Broadway, but I’m thinking now that I might do my life story as a feature,” she said of possibly making a movie.

Kelly Clarkson never saw this one coming.

Kelly Clarkson and Anne Hathaway faced off in a singing competition, and the outcome was very unexpected. On the March 22 episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show, the two stars played a game of “Sing That Name That Tune” hosted by Matt Iseman. Kelly, 39, and Anne, 39, stood on opposing platforms as the beginning tune of a song would play, and once they recognized the song, they would step out on the platform and sing the lyrics. Well, after Anne beat Kelly in the first three rounds, the American Idol champion was frustrated things weren’t going her way.

Kelly Clarkson had an embarrassing moment on the latest episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show!

Kelly Clarkson is giving a bit of explanation as to why she recently requested to legally change her name.Last month it emerged she had filed to legally change her name to Kelly Brianne, her first and middle names.But in a new interview she has clarified that the name change is simply for her personal life, and quipped that it is 'too late' to change her public name now.Talking to People (the TV Show!)she joked: 'I don't think I can change Clarkson at this point. I'm 20 years in!' Facing it:Kelly Clarkson acknowledged in a new interview that it is 'too late' to change her public name to Kelly BrianneThe news that she wanted to change her name came in the wake of her tumultuous divorce from Brandon Blackstock.'I just got divorced, so I had to drop my married last name,' she told People (the TV Show!).

Don’t worry: Kelly Clarkson is still Kelly Clarkson.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterNBC’s “American Song Contest” series premiere was topped by a new episode of ABC’s “American Idol” Monday, according to early Nielsen data.The two-hour debut of NBC’s U.S. adaptation of the European mega hit “Eurovision Song Contest” averaged a 0.5 rating among adults 18-49 and 2.892 million viewers while airing live from 8-10 p.m., per Nielsen’s fast-affiliate ratings. Meanwhile, “Idol” averaged a 0.7 key demo rating and 5.1465 million viewers during that same window.“American Song Contest” is a live show for the East Coast, but airs tape delayed for the West Coast.

Kelly Clarkson is setting the record straight.

Still Miss Independent — and Miss Clarkson! Kelly Clarkson spoke out after Us Weekly obtained documents requesting her legal name change to “Kelly Brianne,” noting her professional name isn’t going anywhere.

As the very first winner of American Idol, Kelly Clarkson is bound to have advice for the contestants of her new show, American Song Contest, but her words of wisdom are actually what she tells every musician in the industry.

Kelly Clarkson, Snoop Dogg and American Song Contest hopefuls gathered at Universal Studios in Los Angeles for the premiere of the new NBC show on Monday.The singer turned talk show host, 39, will host the show alongside rapper Snoop Dogg as they try to find the best original song written by an American.The show is based on the Eurovision Song Contest and will feature competitors from all 50 states as well as Washington D.C. and the five American territories: American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico and the U.S.

Rhode Island artist Hueston was voted straight through to the semifinals on Monday's season premiere of American Song Contest on NBC.Before he sang his original song 'Held On Too Long', he shared that while everyone thinks of Rhode Island as 'coastline, tennis and sailboats' that he actually came from the rough part of the state.'We didn't grow up easy,' said Hueston. 'There was a Christmas where we didn't have food.

American Song Contest premieres tonight!