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SiriusXM is bringing back Ed Sheeran’s exclusive SiriusXM channel for a limited time!

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Listen to the Ed Sheeran Channel on the SiriusXM app here September 3-October 2, and on Channel 79 on car radios September 12-25.

Additionally, the Grammy Award-winning global star will perform an exclusive concert at Irving Plaza in New York City on Wednesday, September 24, as part of SiriusXM’s “Small Stage Series.” The intimate show will see Ed performing his chart-topping hits, fan favorites, and new songs from his upcoming album, “Play,” out on September 12. The exclusive performance will also air on the channel and...

Jimmy Kimmel is heading back to Brooklyn in the fall.

Jimmy Kimmel Live! is taping five shows in front of a live studio audience from the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s Howard Gilman Opera House in New York, the host announced during Tuesday night’s show in his return from summer hiatus.

The tapings will run from Sept. 29 through Oct. 3, and one of the guests will be none other than Stephen Colbert, as the latter late night host prepares for his nine-month final season of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert following its shocking cancellation earlier this summer by CBS.

This marks the seventh time that Kimmel’s ABC’s late night show has traveled to Brooklyn to broadcast from Bam. More guests for the week will be announced at a later date.

Previous guests of Kimmel’s in Brooklyn have included Cardi B, Eminem, Jason Bateman, Wu-Tang Clan, Jon Stewart,...

Boutique creator management company Project15 has been acquired by indie agency UnderCurrent Talent.

Founded in 2019 by CEO Eric Bogard and partners Adam Bogard and Aaron Hoffman, UnderCurrent represents more than 250 popular digital creators, including JoJo Siwa and Kira Kosarin, in services ranging from brand partnerships and content strategy to product development and long-term career growth

Gorlin launched Project15 in 2020 after beginning his career in entertainment as a photographer, videographer, and digital strategist working closely with music artists like Jonas Brothers, Alicia Keys, Demi Lovato, Bebe Rexha and All Time Low.

As part of the merger, Project15 owner Jack Gorlin will bring his existing client roster, including Miranda Rae, Kirby Johnson and Angelina Jacob, over to UnderCurrent Talent.

UnderCurrent emphasizes its “entrepreneurial model” that “offers its managers the infrastructure, resources, and support typically found at the biggest firms—while empowering them to operate like owners.”

Per UnderCurrent, “Through a generous commission split track,...

Director Rob Reiner has never made a sequel in his long career, and he hadn’t ever contemplated a follow-up to the most beloved rock comedy ever made, 1984’s This Is Spinal Tap. But then Harry Shearer, who plays Tap bassist Derek Smalls, fought a yearlong battle to reclaim ownership of the film — and won. ”We sat and we said, ‘Well, what do we do?'” Reiner says in the new episode of Rolling Stone Music Now. “We got the rights back. What do we do with this? And so at first we said,...

In celebration of her new “Whirlwind Deluxe” album, Lainey Wilson performed live for SiriusXM’s Small Stage Series, presented by Hershey’s, to a packed room of SiriusXM listeners and fans at the El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles. The exclusive intimate show featured hits including “Somewhere Over Laredo” and “Watermelon Moonshine” along with other new songs and familiar classics.

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Experience Lainey Wilson’s performance on The Highway (Ch. 56) on album release day, Friday, August 22, at 8:30pm Et, and stream it in full on the SiriusXM app now. Select songs from the performance will also air on The Pulse (Ch.

The 69th BFI London Film Festival has unveiled its competition lineup, featuring Oscar nominee Saoirse Ronan and Tessa Thompson in a diverse slate of 10 films competing for the fest’s best film award.

Ronan stars in “Bad Apples,” director Jonatan Etzler’s satirical comedy about a primary school teacher struggling with a disruptive student, which will come to London after playing at the Toronto and San Sebastian festivals. Thompson stars in “Candyman” director Nia DaCosta’s “Hedda,” a reimagining of Henrik Ibsen’s “Hedda Gabler” relocated to mid-century England, which will play in London after turns at Toronto and Aspen. The films represent two of several high-profile entries in this year’s competition, which spans 12 countries.

The competition features an eclectic mix of fiction, documentary and hybrid works from established and emerging filmmakers. Amanda Seyfried leads Mona Fastvold’s “The Testament of Ann Lee,” an epic biographical drama about the...

Taylor Swift is undeniably one of the richest Hollywood celebrities right now. The 35-year-old Cruel Summer singer recently earned a spot on the 2025 Forbes richest celebrities list, with a reported net worth of $1.6 billion.

Her record-breaking Eras Tour, which lasted an incredible 21 months and covered 149 shows in 51 cities worldwide, solidified her status not just as a global superstar but also as a financial juggernaut in the entertainment world.

While Swift’s fortune comes primarily from music, only a handful of celebrities have managed to leverage their fame into even bigger financial empires through smart investments and business ventures.

Think of Vincent McMahon, whose Tko Group holdings, parent company of WWE and UFC, push his net worth to around $3.3 billion, or Michael Jordan, whose legendary basketball career combined with Nike endorsements, royalties from the Jordan brand, and stakes in various businesses has made him worth $3.5 billion.

Today, we’re taking a...

The music world is absolutely electric right now, and for good reason! Karol G is about to make history as she headlines the halftime show during YouTube’s first exclusive NFL live broadcast on September 5, 2025. Picture this: the Kansas City Chiefs battling the Los Angeles Chargers at Corinthians Arena in São Paulo, Brazil, while one of Latin music’s biggest stars takes center stage.

Sure, you probably know her killer tracks like “Tusa” (1.3+ billion YouTube views) and “Bichota” (1.4+ billion views), but trust us, there’s so much more to this Grammy-winning powerhouse than what meets the eye. From building business empires to honoring her deepest musical roots, Karol G is redefining what it means to be a global superstar while staying true to her Latin heritage.

1. Karol G’s Career Started With YouTube Covers, Just Like Justin Bieber Karol G Performing the Cover of “Can’t Take My Eyes Off...

“I knew I had done something remarkable,” John Fogerty says of his years with Creedence Clearwater Revival in the new episode of Rolling Stone Music Now. “In a sense, I did what the Beatles did, but I did it all by myself. I didn’t have two other guys to write songs with me.”

For his new album, Aug. 22’s Legacy: the Creedence Clearwater Revival years, Fogerty rerecorded classics (from “Born on the Bayou” to “Have You Ever Seen the Rain”) with his sons Shane and Tyler filing in for the long-since-split band.

BroadwayWorld can exclusively reveal the first three principal cast members who will electrify stages across the country in Hell’S Kitchen, the hit Broadway musical from 17-time Grammy Award winner Alicia Keys. The highly anticipated, multi-year North American tour will star Maya Drake as Ali, Kennedy Caughell as Jersey and Roz White as Miss Liza Jane. Additional principals and full ensemble casting will be announced at a later date. The Hell’S Kitchen tour will premiere with a three-week engagement at Playhouse Square in Cleveland, Ohio October 10 - November 1, 2025. Tickets are on sale now and available at playhousesquare.org. The tour will visit more than 30 cities in its first year. For additional tour cities and ticket information, visit hellskitchen.com. Hell’S Kitchen is...

Kelly Clarkson‘s life has been serving her more blues than bangers lately. Sure, she’s got that American Idol glow from back in 2002 when she emerged as the winner. But fame doesn’t exactly come with a “skip heartbreak” button for anyone. And in recent years, it’s been less glitter and more grit. This was especially true with all the chaos that came with her split from Brandon Blackstock. He wasn’t just her husband but also her manager.

What once looked like a sweet, red carpet-ready love story slowly turned into something way heavier. And because Clarkson’s life isn’t exactly private, the whole messy ride played out in the public eye. Headlines. Rumors. Side-eyes. It was all there, loud and unrelenting.

The fairytale sheen people thought they saw? Gone. Replaced by court dates, legal paperwork, and the kind of emotional weight no one signs up...

When Ozzy Osbourne brought Metallica on tour in 1986, he noticed his young opening act blasting Black Sabbath in their dressing room and covering his old band’s songs in soundchecks. Osbourne’s first assumption, he said later, was that Metallica were mocking him. He was stunned to learn they were actually displaying their hero worship, and trying to coax him onstage with them.

As discussed in the new episode of Rolling Stone Music Now, Osbourne — who died July 22 at the age of 76 — could be touchingly insecure for a beloved and wildly influential metal legend.

There have been rumors floating around the Internet, claiming that not only is Diddy HIV-positive, but he has also hidden it from those around him. Let’s take a look at what has been fueling these rumors.

Singer/songwriter Jaguar Wright has made some explosive claims about the music industry in the past, and a lot of her accusations have been aimed at Diddy. On December 25, 2024, Wright appeared for an interview with RealLyfe Productions, where she made a ton of claims against her fellow artists.

At one point, Wright said something that has been misinterpreted on social media. During the interview, Wright praised businessman and former basketball player Magic Johnson, who has been open about his HIV diagnosis.

She stated,

Shoutout to Magic Johnson, a real Black billionaire who wasn’t all freaked off. Who actually…created dollars in real Black neighborhoods so real Black families could have that opportunity just like everybody else…...

With strong albums from veterans Alex G, Japanese Breakfast, and Car Seat Headrest, and killer debuts from newcomers like Lifeguard, 2025 has been packed with great indie rock. In the latest episode of our Rolling Stone Music Now podcast, we look back at the year in indie so far, with Simon Vozick-Levinson joining host Brian Hiatt for the discussion. (To hear the whole episode, go here for the podcast provider of your choice, listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, or just press play below.)

Alex G technically just departed the world...

Grammy Award-winning musician, producer, and activist Alicia Keys has announced the official launch of a new nonprofit organization inspired by her Tony Award-winning musical Hell’s Kitchen, Kaleidoscope Dreams Foundation. Following successful pilot programming, the Foundation recently appointed its inaugural Executive Director, Asad Ali Jafri, and is expanding its reach with a fellowship program in partnership with the upcoming Hell’s Kitchen North American tour and new education and community initiatives in New York and cities across the country. "With Kaleidoscope Dreams, we’re creating something that makes people feel seen, heard, and inspired to believe in their own stories. We want people to know: you belong here, your dreams matter, and your voice has power.” - Alicia Keys, Founder and Board Chair “Kaleidoscope Dreams Foundation is rooted in the belief that creativity is a powerful force...

Alicia Keys has officially launched her new nonprofit.

The Grammy Award-winning singer and activist announced the launch of her Kaleidoscope Dreams Foundation, which was inspired by her Tony Award-winning Broadway musical Hell’s Kitchen.

The foundation collaborates with local communities, partnering with community-based organizations “to foster belonging, educational enrichment and professional pathways for historically underrepresented communities,” according to a release. The organization expanded its reach a fellowship program in partnership with the upcoming national tour of Hell’s Kitchen.

“With Kaleidoscope Dreams we are creating something that makes people and communities feel empowered, inspired and engaged. We want people to know that their stories and their voices matter, that we all belong here,” Keys said to The Hollywood Reporter in an exclusive statement. “Our mission is to expand access to the arts, support creatives and diversify the people at the table. We can create spaces where dreams come true.”

After a successful pilot programming,...

In between standing on business in paparazzi clashes and dodging endless rumors about his personal life, it turns out Justin Bieber was busy in the studio, making a genuinely interesting album. Swag is full of well-chosen collaborators — Gunna, Sexyy Red, Cash Cobain, Lil B, Dijon — confessional lyrics, and even surprisingly self-aware skits recorded with Druski.

In the new episode of our Rolling Stone Music Now podcast, we break down the last few years of Bieber’s life and career, with Jeff Ihaza (who wrote a smart piece on Bieber’s...

If you’ve seen “Eddington,” you know the scene. Mayor Ted Garcia (Pedro Pascal) is hosting a barbecue for his supporters at his New Mexico home when his nemesis and re-election opponent, Sheriff Joe Cross (Joaquin Phoenix), arrives to disrupt the event. Katy Perry’s 2010 hit “Firework” is blasting as Cross struts toward Garcia to demand he turn it down, leading to a stand-off.

On this week’s episode of the Filmmaker Toolkit podcast, writer/director Ari Aster broke down the scene that is sure to become one of his most memorable.

“The truth is, that wasn’t the first song we tried,” said Aster. “We tried to get ‘Empire State of Mind,’ the Jay-Z, Alicia Keys [track].”

On the podcast, Aster discussed how, in casting Pascal, he wanted to play into and off of just how beloved “the internet’s daddy” had become to the audience. With Mayor Ted, Aster created a charming,...

Sabrina Carpenter is as good as any current pop star at cultivating controversy and attention — the latest evidence was the now-subsided furor over her absurd Man’s Best Friend album cover, which seems to take cues from Spinal Tap’s Smell the Glove. “She’s leaning into it and laughing about it at the same time,” says Angie Martoccio, who profiled Carpenter for her recent Rolling Stone cover story — which revealed that image aside, the singer’s true obsession is music.

“I wasn’t aware that she was a full-on music nerd,...

Jessica Vosk will return to Hell's Kitchen on Broadway tonight, following a leave of absence due to a back surgery. Vosk was out of Hell's Kitchen for three weeks while she recovered from surgery. Kelsee Kimmel and others took on the role of Jersey while Vosk was gone. Hell’S Kitchen is directed by five-time Tony Award nominee Michael Greif, with choreography by four-time Tony Award nominee Camille A. Brown, a book by Pulitzer Prize finalist Kristoffer Diaz – and the music of 17-time Grammy winner Alicia Keys, featuring new songs and her greatest hits. Joining Jessica Vosk in the Broadway company of Hell's Kitchen is Christopher Jackson, Tony Award winner Kecia Lewis, Phillip Johnson Richardson, and <a...

Exclusive: Nicole Scherzinger, recently anointed Best Actress In A Musical at the Tony Awards for her powerhouse performance in director Jamie Lloyd’s production of Sunset Blvd., tells Deadline she’ll “put on the show of a lifetime” with a solo concert at London’s hallowed Royal Albert Hall in October.

The award-winner promises that the concert in one of London’s architectural crown jewels on October 6 “will be a show that audiences won’t be disappointed in, hopefully.” The general on-sale ticket date is July 11.

Already announced are two dates that will follow her Royal Albert Hall debut. She plays Carnegie Hall, on October 8, followed by a performance at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles on October 30.

Scherzinger, on Zoom from her Sunset Blvd. dressing room at the St. James Theatre on W.44th St, adds that performing at the Royal Albert Hall “is a dream come...

What if Bruce Springsteen had followed up his synth-and-drum-machine-driven 1994 hit “Streets of Philadelphia” with a whole album largely in that vein? What if he’d dropped an album of Great American Songbook-style ballads instead of 2017’s Western Stars? Springsteen’s just-released boxed set Tracks II: The Lost Albums is packed with seven albums’ worth of alternate realities and musical surprises, offering a reminder of just how much he’s capable of outside of his stadium-shaking work with the E Street Band.

In the new episode of Rolling Stone Music Now,...

Makeup trends have done quite the 180 over the decades. After years of contour-crazy, highlight-heavy looks that defined the millennial era of the 2010s, Gen Z is embracing a fresher no-makeup makeup look. Still carefully crafted, as it’s all about creating the illusion of wearing nothing while actually wearing quite a bit. But now, iconic bombshell Pamela Anderson is taking it a step further. Not just skipping the heavy glam, but going completely bare-faced. And honestly, it is a total game-changer.

Known for her over-the-top beauty in the ’90s, Anderson’s new stripped-down style is a very refreshing shift. In a chat with Drew Barrymore, the actress finally revealed what made her leave everything behind and let it all hang!

How Pamela Anderson’s bare-faced look sparked a beauty revolution

In an age where filters, contouring, and 10-step routines dominate social media, Pamela Anderson‘s fresh-faced appearance feels like a breath of fresh air.

There was an odd symmetry to the near-simultaneous deaths of Sly Stone and Brian Wilson at age 82 last week. “Both of them poets of summer,” Rob Sheffield says in the new episode of Rolling Stone Music Now. “Both chroniclers of the American dream in California. Both from pretty much the same era. Both of them also started out very young as musical prodigies, who figured out early that they needed to be in charge of their music.”

As a Bay Area DJ, Sly Stone slipped Bob Dylan and the Beatles into R&b playlists,...

For a few surreal years during the early 2000s, I stood just outside the velvet rope of modern celebrity, close enough to bask in its glow, far enough to avoid its consequences. I was a publicist — not just for Sean “Diddy” Combs but also for Jennifer Lopez, Alicia Keys, Jon Bon Jovi, Kate Spade, Jessica Simpson and Naomi Campbell. My job was to shape images, spin crises and polish imperfections into allure. Fame was the product. I was part of the packaging.

But no client defined that chapter of my life more than Diddy. Back then, he was one of the most visible men on earth — a music mogul, fashion tastemaker and tabloid fixture. I took his calls at 1 a.m., traveled on his private jets and drafted statements that bore his name but never his truth. I thought I was managing a persona. In reality, I was helping protect a system.

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Last Friday, Alicia Keys and the cast of Broadway's Hell's Kitchen visited Good Morning America on what was the show's final broadcast from the Times Square Studio. During their appearance, Keys discussed the musical's second year on Broadway, along with the upcoming companion book, Hell's Kitchen: Behind the Dream. Christopher Jackson, who recently joined the show, also spoke about his experience. Jessica Vosk, Phillip Johnson Richardson, Amanda Reid, and other members of the cast also took the stage to perform "Girl on Fire" and "No One" from the hit musical. Watch their performances here and check out photos from their appearance below. Hell’S Kitchen is directed by four-time Tony Award nominee Michael Greif, with choreography by four-time Tony Award nominee Camille A. Brown, a book...

Swedish pop star Zara Larsson’s next album, Midnight Sun, due Sept. 26, will include the confessional track “Ambition,” which she describes as her most honest song — complete with lyrics about comparing herself to other performers as she stares at her phone late at night. “That’s the thing with ambition,” she sings. “Everything’s a competition.”

“ When you’re super-ambitious, I think that’s the blessing and the curse,” she says in the new episode of Rolling Stone Music Now. “You can have so many amazing things happening to you,...

Jessica Vosk has announced that she will be out of Hell's Kitchen for three weeks due to a back injury. The medical leave will conclude on July 8, after the Wicked alum has recovered from her surgery. Kelsee Kimmel and more will be taking on the role of Jersey while Vosk is gone. Vosk will finish this weekend's performances before returning in July. She took to Instagram to share a vulnerable video and note about missing performances of the hit Alicia Keys musical. "I have a hard time admitting that I need help, but I’m at that point right now—as much as I want to be performing in Hells Kitchen nightly, my back has finally given me the red light," the caption reads. "I’ve been pushing...

The cast of Hell's Kitchen appeared on Good Morning America today to perform "Girl on Fire" and "No One." Introduced by Alicia Keys, the performance featured Jessica Vosk, Phillip Johnson Richardson, Amanda Reid, and the cast of the hit musical. Following the performance, Keys sat down with the Good Morning American hosts to discuss the musical's second year on Broadway and its upcoming companion book, Hell's Kitchen: Behind the Dream. The interview also featured an appearance by new cast member Christopher Jackson, who discussed joining the show as Davis. "When you have such a great catalogue and such a powerful storytelling element, it's easy to drop these songs in and make sense of the characters that you're trying to bring to life," Jackson...

Good Morning America reached the end of an era on Friday (June 13) as the show broadcast its final weekday episode from the iconic Times Square Studios in New York City. “It’s a big morning for us here at GMA as we say goodbye to our Times Square Studio,” Robin Roberts said at the top of Friday’s show, per Parade. “Alicia Keys is going to help us do that. She has been such a great friend through the years.” The 17-time Grammy winner has been a longtime member of the GMA family, having appeared on the show frequently since the start of her music career. “I’ve always felt welcomed and loved,” Keys said of her appearances on GMA over the years. After 26 years in Times Square, GMA will relocate to the new ABC/Disney studios in Hudson Square, downtown New York City, next week, with the first broadcast...

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Episode 187 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Good Morning America” promises an exciting lineup for viewers. Singer-songwriter Alicia Keys will be featured, bringing her soulful music and inspiring stories to the show. Known for her powerful voice and heartfelt lyrics, Alicia is set to share insights into her latest projects and perhaps perform a song or two. Fans can look forward to her engaging presence and the personal touch she often brings to her interviews.

In addition to Alicia Keys, the episode will showcase a performance by the cast of Broadway’s “Hell’s Kitchen.” This musical has been gaining attention, and the cast’s performance is sure to be a highlight. Their energy and talent will add a vibrant flair to the morning show, giving audiences a taste of what they can expect from the Broadway production.

The episode will also...

ABC’s Good Morning America is loading up on marquee names and lifestyle swing segments for the week of June 9, with a programming slate that cuts across Broadway buzz, celebrity books, sports power players, and retail goldmines. Fronting the week is Alicia Keys, who’s taking the stage Friday alongside the cast of Broadway’s Hell’s Kitchen […]

‘Good Morning America’ Week of June 9: Alicia Keys, George Takei, Taron Egerton Headline...

To get her music back, first Taylor Swift had to re-record it. After a consortium led by Scooter Braun bought the rights to the masters for her first six albums in 2019, much to Swift’s displeasure, she hatched a simple, if wildly labor-intensive plan: Make new Taylor’s Versions of her catalog available, and then ask her massive fanbase to stream them instead of the originals.

No one had ever tried anything like it before, but fans complied by the millions. The strategy worked exactly as intended, devaluing the masters...

In celebration of Black Music Month, the Ne-yo Radio channel launches today for a limited time on SiriusXM, hosted and curated by the Grammy® Award-winning, multiplatinum hitmaker.

Ne-yo RadioAvailable now through July 3Listen on the App

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Ne-yo Radio How to Listen

SiriusXM listeners can find Ne-Yo Radio on the SiriusXM app from June 4–July 3 and on satellite channel 79 from June 18–24.

What You’ll Hear

Responsible for some of the biggest songs of the 21st century, Ne-yo’s illustrious catalog can be heard on Ne-yo Radio.

The channel also features tracks from iconic artists across multiple genres who’ve inspired “The Gentleman” to do what he does, including Alicia Keys, Jennifer Hudson, Mary J. Blige, Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, Sza, Whitney Houston, and many more.

Plus, get an exclusive inside look into Ne-yo’s famed career with stories and insights from his musical journey over the years.

Patti LuPone, the legendary and often outspoken three-time Tony Award winner, has found herself at the center of a major controversy following remarks made in a The New Yorker interview published on May 26. Her unfiltered criticism of two fellow Tony winners — Kecia Lewis and Audra McDonald — ignited widespread backlash across the Broadway community, sparking conversations about race, privilege, and respect within the theater world. Below is a breakdown of what happened and what's next.

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The controversy stems from a sound bleed issue between LuPone’s production of The Roommate with Mia Farrow and the neighboring theater hosting the Alicia Keys musical Hell’s Kitchen. According to LuPone, noise from Hell’s Kitchen could be heard from her show. On her stage manager’s advice, she reached out to Robert Wankel, head of the Shubert Organization, to resolve the issue. The problem was quickly addressed, and LuPone sent flowers...

Patti LuPone has publicly apologized to fellow Broadway actors Kecia Lewis and Audra McDonald for comments she made in a recent New Yorker article, writing in an Instagram post, “For as long as I have worked in the theatre, I have spoken my mind and never apologized. That is changing today.

“I am deeply sorry for the words I used during The New Yorker interview, particularly about Kecia Lewis, which were demeaning and disrespectful,” LuPone writes about her comments which included referring to Lewis as “bitch.”

“I regret my flippant and emotional responses during this interview, which were inappropriate, and I am devastated that my behavior has offended others and has run counter to what we hold dear in this community. I hope to have the chance to speak to Audra and Kecia personally to offer my sincere apologies.”

Read LuPone’s entire statement below.

LuPone’s comments in a...

Broadway performers and theater professionals are calling on the producers of the Tony Awards to disinvite Patti LuPone from the show after the theater legend made controversial remarks about Audra McDonald and “Hell’s Kitchen” star Kecia Lewis in an interview with the New Yorker. The open letter has received more than 500 signatures, including those of Tony winners James Monroe Iglehart, J. Harrison Ghee and Maleah Joi Moon, as well as stage and screen veterans like Ephraim Sykes, Wendell Pierce, and Jaquel Spivey. Courtney Love is also among the signatories.

“No artist, producer, director, or leader — regardless of legacy or celebrity — should be allowed to weaponize their platform to belittle, threaten, or devalue others without consequence,” the letter reads.

In the New Yorker piece, which was published on May 26, LuPone addressed issues that arose last fall when she was appearing on Broadway in “The Roommate.” The theater where the show...

An open letter circulating on social media and sent to various news organizations, including Deadline, is calling on The Broadway League, The American Theatre Wing and “the greater theatre community” to demand “accountability, justice, and respect” in light of recent remarks made by Patti LuPone about fellow Broadway actors Kecia Lewis and Audra McDonald.

The letter, organized by a group called Theater for Change, has received more than 500 signatures from what the group says are members of the Broadway theater industry and community including performers and Tony Award winners Wendell Pierce, Maleah Joi Moon and James Monroe Iglehart.

Read the letter here.

“Recently, Patti LuPone made deeply inappropriate and unacceptable public comments about two of Broadway’s most respected and beloved artists: Kecia Lewis and Audra McDonald,” the letter states. “In a published interview with The New Yorker, she referred to Kecia Lewis — a Black woman and a 40-year veteran...

Tony Award nominee, Grammy Award & Emmy Award winner Christopher Jackson will return to Broadway in Hell's Kitchen in the role of Davis, beginning Tuesday, June 3. Durrell “Tank” Babbs will play his final performance on Sunday, June 1. “I’m thrilled to be returning to the Broadway stage as I join the company of Hell’s Kitchen! Alicia Keys’ music is timeless and I’m so excited to lend my voice to this amazing story,” said Christopher Jackson. “Broadway is my home & it’s great to be back!” “We are honored that Broadway veteran Christopher Jackson is making his return to Broadway in Hell’s Kitchen after his historic run in the Original Broadway cast of Hamilton,” said Alicia Keys. “We can’t wait for audiences to see this powerhouse step into the role...

“The America I love, the America I’ve written about, that has been a beacon of hope and liberty for 250 years, is currently in the hands of a corrupt, incompetent, and treasonous administration,” Bruce Springsteen declared from a Manchester, U.K. stage May 14. At the kick-off show of his newly rechristened Land of Hope and Dreams Tour with the E Street Band, Springsteen framed his criticism of Donald Trump in patriotism: “The America that I’ve sung to you about for 50 years is real, and regardless of its faults, is...

Pop the confetti because we’ve got a new champ in town—Adam David. Yes, the talented contestant from Michael Bublé’s team snatched the crown on The Voice Season 27, and he’s not leaving empty-handed! Sure, the $100,000 cash prize is enough to make anyone happy-dance, but that’s just the tip of the musical iceberg for David.

Turns out, Adam David didn’t just win a show—he won a golden ticket to stardom with a Universal Music Group deal in his pocket. And if history repeats itself, we might see his face again on the show, someday. Only time will tell if we’ll see him return as a judge or a guest performer.

Adam David from Michael Bublé’s team won The Voice Season 27

The Voice Season 27 held the first part of the finale on Monday, May 19, where the top 5 finalists—Jadyn Cree, Renzo, Lucia Flores-Wiseman, Jaelen Johnston and Adam David,...

Spoiler Alert !!!Spoilers about The Voice Season 27 winner

The Voice Season 27 has just announced its winner, and it is Florida-based singer Adam David, who belonged to Michael Bublé’s team. The finale of the competition saw five singers go up against each other, representing the teams of the four judges. David performed The Weight by the Band alongside Bublé during the finale.

Michael Bublé had two singers representing his team in the finale, with the other being Jadyn Cree. Other finalists included Lucía Flores-Wiseman from Team Adam Levine, Jaelen Johnson from Team Kelsea Ballerini, and Renzo from Team John Legend.

Adam David wins The Voice Season 27 Adam David and Michael Bublé performing in the finale of The Voice Season 27 | Credits: NBC

Carson Daly kicked off The Voice Season 27 finale with some performances from amazing guests. The opening performance of the finale from Foreigner was followed by the announcement that lead...

Adam Levine’s name almost became synonymous with The Voice at one point in time. As an original coach on the TV show’s 2011 premiere, he quickly established his position as a mentor who knew how to win, guiding his team to victory in Seasons 1, 5, and 9. What many viewers don’t realize, though, is just how steep the fall after the peak was.

Despite his early dominance over the Top 3, Levine went through a dry spell that stretched across multiple consecutive seasons. And just how dry was the spell? His contestants didn’t just not come in first, they failed to even reach the Top 3. In the high-stakes, harsh world of televised singing competitions, Levine’s downward spiral after a few good seasons is hard to ignore.

All the times Adam Levine’s team didn’t even make it to the Top 3 on The Voice

Adam Levine started strong, with...

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The winner of The Voice Season 27 was crowned on May 20 after finalists Adam David and Jadyn Cree from Team Michael Bublé, Renzo from Team John Legend, Jaelen Johnston from Team Kelsea Ballerini, and Lucia Flores-Wiseman from Team Adam Levine competed one last time for America's votes. (Read our minute-by-minute recap.)

At the end of Tuesday's live finale, host Carson Daly announced that Adam was the winner, Jaelen was the runner-up, Renzo placed third, Lucia came in fourth, and Jadyn finished fifth. That made coach Michael a two-time champion in as many seasons, after prevailing with Sofronio Vasquez in Season 26.

By claiming victory, Adam broke the long-standing Instant Save curse, as he was previously saved by online support.

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Just one week ago, the Top 12 were cut down to the Top 5 on live television, and Adam...

The confetti cannons were loaded and ready to fire Tuesday evening as The Voice prepared to reveal the identity of its Season 27 winner. Based on Monday’s performances by the Top 5 (recapped here), it seemed like it should be a toss-up between Team Michael Bublé’s underrated Adam David and Team Adam Levine’s sublime Lucia Flores-Wiseman. But how often have the results ever gone the way we expected? (Need I remind you that Katie Kadan didn’t win Season 17? And yes, I’m still bitter.)

Though Monday wasn’t a high point for Team John Legend’s Renzo, he...

Spoiler Alert: This post contains details of the winner of The Voice Season 27.

After blind auditions, battles, knockouts, playoffs, and live shows, the winner of The Voice Season 27 was finally revealed.

John Legend, Michael Bublé, Kelsea Ballerini, and Adam Levine were all represented in the show’s finale with at least one hopeful winner.

Team Bublé had Jadyn Cree and Adam David, Team Adam had Lucía Flores-Wiseman, Team Kelsea had Jaelen Johnson, and Team Legend had Renzo.

Host Carson Daly kicked off the show’s live finale with a performance from Foreigner. During the performance, lead vocalist Kelly Hansend said he was leaving the band at the end of the summer, with Luis Maldonado taking over after.

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Former Voice coach Kelly Clarkson returned to the show to perform...

Tonight, a new winner of The Voice will be crowned.

Host Carson Daly will announce the new champ on Tuesday's "Live Finale Part 2," featuring a star-studded lineup of guest performers including Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, Alicia Keys, Chance the Rapper, Foreigner, James Bay, Sheryl Crow, Joe Jonas, and Season 22 winner Bryce Leatherwood.

Competing for Season 27 title are Adam David and Jadyn Cree from Team Michael Bublé, Renzo from Team John Legend, Jaelen Johnston from Team Kelsea Ballerini, and Lucia Flores-Wiseman from Team Adam Levine. Which contestant and coach will prevail?

The "Live Finale Part 2" begins at 9 p.m Et/Pt on NBC. Follow along with our live blog below to see who won the Season 27 crown.

9 p.m. — Previously, on The Voice: The top five sang their hearts for America's vote. Renzo belted out "Fly Away" and "Lover, You Should've Come Over"; Lucia sang "Wish You Were Here" and...

It’s the night of The Voice‘s season 27 finale and we have all the details of what you can expect from tonight’s three-hour finale.

The five remaining artists all performed two songs during the two-hour Monday episode and America voted for the winner all night long. The results will be unveiled during the live Tuesday finale (May 20).

NBC will kick the night off at 8pm by airing a one-hour recap show featuring Monday night’s performances.

The live finale event will officially begin at 9pm with a two-hour show filled with performances from some of today’s biggest stars. The winner will be unveiled at the end of the night, closer to 11pm Et.

Head inside to check out the performer lineup…

Performers Lineup

Alicia Keys ft. Amanda Reid from Broadway’s Hell’s Kitchen in the television debut performance of “The River/ “Empire State of Mind.”

Blake Shelton...

The Voice is coming down to the wire and it's now up to America to decide the winner of Season 27.

Tonight, The Voice will feature the top five competing for America's vote in Season 27’s "Live Finale Part 1" at 8 p.m. Et/Pt. Host Carson Daly will announce the winner on Tuesday's "Live Finale Part 2," featuring a star-studded lineup of guest performers including Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, Alicia Keys, Chance the Rapper, Foreigner, James Bay, Sheryl Crow, Joe Jonas, and Season 22 winner Bryce Leatherwood.

Follow along with our live blog below to see which songs each finalist performed in hopes of winning the Season 27 crown.

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8 p.m. — Previously, on The Voice: The top 12 sang their hearts out for America's vote and a spot in this week's live finale. The first four...