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is a heavy task for every contestant, but for Pia Renee, season 20 has been an intense emotional roller coaster.The Chicago native returned for Knockout Rounds on Monday, but as she prepared for her powerful performance of «What the World Needs Now is Love,» she shared with coach John Legend and this season's Mega Mentor, Snoop Dogg, why the song was so meaningful to her.«Shortly after we got here to prepare for Battles, my mother passed away,» Pia revealed.«My mother represented and embodied love,» the singer told the cameras, growing emotional as she explained how sad she was not to be sharing her experience on with her mom.

season 20 are about to learn some lessons from Tha Doggfather himself!Snoop Dogg is this season's Mega Mentor, making his debut during Monday's Knockout Rounds to help coaches Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, John Legend and Nick Jonas coach their team members up for one last round before the start of the season 20 live shows.«The element of surprise is when you come and see Snoop Dogg sitting in the chair,» the rapper told ET's Kevin Frazier about making his debut as the first-ever rapper to serve as a celeb mentor on the NBC singing competition.

Sir Tom Jones, 80, has spoken candidly about his late wife Linda Trenchard’s death, admitting he saw a grief counsellor to discuss his guilt.The star detailed how he wondered if he stood by and “let Linda die” in an exclusive interview in Saturday's Daily Express newspaper.Sir Tom lost his wife Linda, Lady Woodward, back in April 2016 after a short battle with cancer.The crooner has now opened up about how he felt guilty following her death and wondered if he could have done more.He explained how he met with a grief counsellor as he worried he may have been able to get Linda diagnosed earlier if they’d lived in the UK.Sir Tom said: “When Linda was well, I’d recorded a cover of Bob Dylan’s song What Good Am I.“The last verse says, ‘If I just

Kelly Clarkson performs a new cover song on every new episode of her daily talk show — but there's one song she's too afraid to cover!On Monday's episode of, the coach and iconic performer shared with her team's celeb advisor, Luis Fonsi, that his bilingual megahit, «Despacito,» is the one track she's been too intimidated to perform.«I just realized something: you have the one song in history that I'm afraid to cover,» Kelly noted.«It is a lot of lyrics!» Luis agreed.«I have practiced so hard, because I love singing in Spanish and different languages, and it is like the biggest song of all time,» Kelly laughed, «but you're like, 'You know what? I'm gonna leave that alone!'»«Despacito,» Fonsi's track with Daddy Yankee, was the song of the

He has made his return to Made in Chelsea after leaving the show in 2017 to pursue his music career. And Julius Cowdrey has already made his entrance after he got into a heated discussion with his former best friend Olivia Bentley on the debut episode to series 21 last week.

“The Voice,” which celebrates its 10th anniversary this month, here are the Top 5 winners of NBC’s hit singing competition worth listening to.The West Hartford, Conn.-based crooner won the very first season of “The Voice” for Team Adam Levine in 2011. Later that year, Colon jammed with his coach on the funk-pop ditty “Stand Up” and even opened for Maroon 5 on tour.

Ariana Grande, 27, will soon be appearing on television screens everywhere on a weekly basis when she joins The Voice for its 21st season. The singer’s new gig was announced on Mar. 30 when she shared an Instagram pic of herself on the set of the show along with a joyful caption and we’re finding out producers are looking forward to her new role as coach. She’ll be replacing current coach Nick Jonas, 28, when she starts the season and according to the series’ team, she’s bound to be a success.

Ariana Grande's season of hasn't even started yet, but Blake Shelton is already reminding her who the winningest coach is!The country crooner virtually joined Hoda Kotb as a surprise co-host on  on Wednesday, where he dished on his upcoming wedding to Gwen Stefani and all things-- including his thoughts on the new coach.On Tuesday, Grande was announced as the fourth coach on the upcoming 21st season — replacing Nick Jonas, who's currently coaching his team through the season 20 Battle Rounds — and Shelton shared his immediate thoughts, noting that he had just learned the news as well!«About two days ago, the producers texted us and said it was going to be Ariana,» he shared. «I'm excited about it.

Olly Murs wowed the nation when he auditioned for The X Factor back in 2009, but his TV debut actually came years before when he moonwalked and flashed his pants on Deal or No Deal back in 2007. It wasn't long until the Dance With Me Tonight heartthrob, 36, was a winner to many fans when he wowed Simon Cowell, Cheryl and Dannii Minogue on the X Factor, but he definitely wasn't a champion when he appeared on the Channel 4 gameshow hosted by Noel Edmonds, 72, two years before.

Kelly Clarkson got sick during season 20 of, she knew just who to turn to!The singer, Emmy-winning talk show host and coach fell under the weather during the filming of the season 20 Battle Rounds, and last week, her celebrity substitute was revealed to be none other than....Kelsea Ballerini!«Just pretend I'm Kelly,» the country star said in a promo for the season 20 Battle Rounds, proving that she's got Kelly's spark when it comes to landing steals taking shots at fellow coach Blake Shelton: «Hey Blake, have I ever told you that you look like my dad?»«Thank you so much @KelseaBallerini for sitting in for me while I was feeling under the weather!» Kelly shared on Twitter.

Sir Tom Jones, 80, has just finished the latest season of The Voice as well as recently dropping a new album for his fans.

Sir Tom Jones, 80, has recalled the first time he made money out of being a musician as a young boy living in Wales.The Voice UK coach was 10-years-old singing at his cousin’s wedding in Pontypridd when one of the guests took off his cap and placed it in front of Tom for people to place their spare change in.Opening up on the first cash sum he received for his craft, Tom shared: “It would have been a wedding. “Lots of my cousins got married and so whole families who didn’t know me would see my singing at those.“I remember once, I was singing at my cousin’s house, in the front room, because after the wedding we’d all go back to the house, and this fella from the other side took his flat cap off, put it on the floor and said, “Hey, this boy

Kelly Clarkson got sick during season 20 of, she knew just who to turn to!On Monday's episode, previewing the start of next week's Battle Rounds, the celebrity substitute was revealed to be none other than....Kelsea Ballerini!«Just pretend I'm Kelly,» the country star says in a promo for the upcoming shows, proving that she's got Kelly's spark when it comes to landing steals taking shots at fellow coach Blake Shelton: «Hey Blake, have I ever told you that you look like my dad?»«Thank you so much @KelseaBallerini for sitting in for me while I was feeling under the weather!» Kelly shared on Twitter on Monday.

Sir Tom Jones, 80, has opened up on the early years of his performing career when he needed to earn money to support his young family.The Voice UK coach admits he had to put “100 per cent” into becoming a successful singer, which is a “hard thing” to accomplish when you have a wife and child to look after.Tom’s act on The Voice UK this year was Hannah Williams, who is a mum-of-one trying to succeed in the music industry.Hannah splits her time between her home in Winchester and being on the road with her group Hannah Williams & The Affirmations.Tom related to his protege’s story as he shared how Hannah’s story mirrored his own.He said: “You've got to put 100 per cent into it.

will.i.am this evening, after his act's Blessing Chitapa won last year and Molly Hocking triumphed in 2019.Tonight Olly's act Grace Holden will take to the stage as she battles it out amongst contestants Craig Eddie, Hannah Williams, and Okulaja.In anticipation of his act's performance, Olly shared a throwback snap of him wearing nothing but a bowler hat over his groin, as he typed: "Could be on for the Hat-trick tonight on @thevoiceuk."Underneath his fans gushed over the post, as they threw their support behind the star.One said: "Loves a blast from the past....

"I don't think she really enjoyed getting out and about, and I think she was happy with being in the house."He added: "Linda is the love of my life, and she still is, even though she doesn't look like she did.

Sex Bomb star was propelled to superstardom in the Sixties after the release of It’s Not Unusual.To many he was considered a sex symbol due to his provocative dancing and “husky” voice.Sir Tom claimed to have slept with up to 250 women-a-year at the height of his fame – but throughout his antics remained married to Linda.The singer, who stars in The Voice final this weekend, met his wife of 59 years when he was 12 years old and four years later the pair married.Sir Tom has often described Linda as an “unbelievable woman” and after her death from lung cancer five years ago, doubted he could fall in love again. When asked whether a future romance could be on the cards, he said: “No, I don’t think so.”In Sir Tom’s 2015 autobiography Over The

The Voice UK Coach Sir Tom Jones, 80, has re-worked Bob Dylan’s song More Cup Of Coffee on his new album Surrounded By Time.The singer said particular lyrics from the hit remind him of his youth.

!Milwaukee native Anna Grace said she was inspired to shake off her fears about singing in public and try out for the competition show after suffering a health scare as a teenager. «I'm so excited to see what it feels like to really perform,» the 20-year-old hopeful told cameras, adding that she has a particular admiration for season 14 winner Brynn Cartelli.Little did she know that had a surprise in store: a shout-out from the Team Kelly Clarkson winner herself! «Your story is so inspiring, I hope you kill it out there,» Brynn told Anna in a video message.

Sir Tom Jones, 80, has revealed his devastation after his wife of 59 years, Linda Trenchard, sadly died in 2016 following a “short but fierce” battle with lung cancer.The Voice UK coach shared he had difficult days after her death, where he even struggled to even make it out of bed as he didn’t know whether he “would make it”.Opening up on Linda’s death, Tom told the Sunday Mirror: “When my wife passed away – God bless her – I didn't know whether I would make it. “There were days when I felt I couldn't get up, you don't want to get out of bed to start with."After her death, Tom left their £6.5 million mansion in LA and returned to London where he bought a flat.This was something he said Linda had wanted to do in her final years but was

The Voice UK coach Olly Murs, 36, injured his knee in 2007 but has faced further complications over the years after leaving it damaged.Speaking on his Instagram this month, he said at the time he wasn’t financially able to have time off work to have surgery and physio.Olly had the initial surgery in June 2019 to reconstruct a torn ligament.He said: “It was a three-part surgery people think it was just an ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) because that’s the easiest thing to say.“But there was a transplant in there, and obviously my leg had to be bent in and straightened."It was a lot more complicated than people thought.”Piers Morgan confirms he lost GMB job after refusing to apologiseWhen quizzed on his thoughts at the time by personal