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American Idol Sanjaya Malakar said he's bisexual, and was not aware of such when he became a national sensation appearing on the talent competition in 2007.Malakar, 32, appearing on the podcast The Adam Sank Show Monday, chat about his time on the show and the years since, as well as his sexuality.'I identify as bisexual,' Malakar told Sank, adding that 'at the time' he was a contestant on the show - when there was speculation over his sexuality - he 'did not know, which was why it was so weird.' The latest: American Idol Sanjaya Malakar, 32, said he's bisexual, and was not aware of such when he became a national sensation appearing on the talent competition in 2007The Seattle native was 17 when he initially tried out for the show in 2006 with his sister Shyamali, and made it into the show's top 10 in an unlikely ascent - as judge Simon Cowell had criticized his vocals as 'utterly horrendous' - but was popular with viewers who continued to vote for him.He was eventually eliminated in the top seven, after performing songs such as Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell's Ain't No Mountain High Enough, No Doubt's Bathwater and Irving Berlin's Cheek to Cheek. Malakar, who currently works as a bartender and pastry chef, said that he was 'raised by women' and eventually got involved with theater.'I had a hard time figuring out how to interact with young boys because my dad's from India and grew up in a temple, so there was never like, "This is how you are a boy,"' he said.

How do you possibly follow Miley Cyrus and Bad Bunny during the SNL50: The Homecoming Concert? With a classic sketch character.

Thania Garcia Bill Murray’s “Nick the Lounge Singer” made a big return for Friday’s SNL50 “Homecoming Concert,” with additional musical support from Maya Rudolph, Cecily Strong and Ana Gasteyer. Murray introduced himself as Nick Valentine before launching into a monologue with Paul Shaffer, ex-SNL pianist and David Letterman’s former musical director on piano, as they had it in the original sketch from the 1970s.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large SPOILER ALERT: Do not read ahead if you have not watched Season 11, Episode 5 of “The Masked Singer,” “Group C Finals: Shower Anthems Night,” which aired April 3 on Fox. After two weeks of being on “The Masked Singer” chopping block, Sisqó is finally gone-guh-gone-gone-gone. I think I’ll sing it again: Sisqó’s been dumped like a truck, truck, truck. “The Masked Singer” has removed his butt, butt, butt.

Alyson Hannigan is having a lot of fun on Dancing With the Stars!

is getting ready to crown its season 23 champion!The Top 5 singers are taking the stage Monday night for one last chance to prove to America why they should be the latest winner of the NBC singing competition.For departing Blake Shelton, who has the advantage in his final season with two singers left, there's country girl Grace West and genre-bending crooner NOIVAS. Kelly Clarkson is represented in the final by the soulful D.

Millie Bobby Brown and her boyfriend, Jake Bongiovi, are still going strong. The 20-year-old son of Bon Jovi frontman Jon Bon Jovi showed off his relationship on Instagram this week, giving fans a rare peek at a little PDA bettween him and the Stranger Things star.

Millie Bobby Brown and her boyfriend Jake Bongiovi put on a romantic display in a sweet Instagram post he shared on Monday.The 18-year-old Stranger Things star and the 20-year-old son of Jon Bon Jovi shared a loving embrace against a gorgeous blue sky while out on a hike in nature.'Ain’t no mountain high enough!' Jake captioned the snap, referencing the song of the same that became a hit for singers Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell. Loved-up couple: Millie Bobby Brown, 18, and her boyfriend Jake Bongiovi, 20, shared a loving embrace in an Instagram photo he posted on MondayMillie jumped into the comments on her boyfriend's post to complete the line: 'can keep me from getting to u babe !!!'The British actress wore striped knit shorts and a bra top in the photo, and she wore her dyed blond hair tied back in a messy bun.

The dreams of two Glasgow buskers came true on STV as Simon Cowell delivered a special video message and glowing review of their viral performances.

“What’s Going On.”But for the late Motown legend, football was the answer to help lift him out of a deep depression after the 1970 death of Tammi Terrell — his frequent duet partner on hits such as  “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough”  — and into creating “What’s Going On,” his classic album that was released 50 years ago on May 21, 1971.“It was during a time when he was trying out for the Detroit Lions and being a football player,” said David Ritz, author of 1985’s “Divided Soul: The Life of Marvin Gaye,” the definitive biography of the singer. “He was a good athlete, and he had this notion of wondering if he could turn pro, but I’m not sure he had the chops.

Motown was one of the defining sounds of the swinging sixties, bringing music that has stood the test of time and been loved for generations.