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Singer-songwriter Niall Horan knows a thing or two about singing shows, as he got his big break with the boyband One Direction, which was formed by Simon Cowell on the British series “The X Factor” in 2010. Throughout his career, Niall has sold over 80 million records and toured the globe with One Direction and more recently with his solo albums “Flicker,” “Heartbreak Weather” and “The Show.” When he was 29 years old, he became a coach on “The Voice” in Spring 2023 and won on his first try with pop singer Gina Miles. Now that the Season 24 blind auditions, battles and knockouts have concluded, can Niall prevail yet again on NBC’s reality TV show?

Tour our gallery above (or click here for direct access) for a closer look at Team Niall Horan on “The Voice” Season 24, including photos, bios and artist rankings. Also see our features for Team John Legend, Team Reba McEntire and Team Gwen Stefani.

CAA has signed top reality producer Magical Elves, The Hollywood Reporter has exclusively learned. The company was previously with Wme.

As one of the giants in the unscripted space, Magical Elves originated such hits as Project Runway, Top Chef and Netflix's Nailed It!, the latter two of which received Emmy nominations for outstanding reality competition this year. Its portfolio also includes Sugar Rush, Top Chef Jr., All In With Cam Newton, Braxton Family Values, Tamar & Vince, Cold Justice, In Defense Of and National Geographic's upcoming Brain Games reboot.

The agency move comes a month after Magical Elves elevated executives Casey Kriley and Jo Sharon to co-CEOs. The company was ...

There's only one thing that can level up a cooking competition on TV, and that's substituting kids for adults in the reality show recipe. Instant wholesome goodness, as fans of Top Chef Jr.can attest. Top Chef Jr. is all about growing together, and while the wildly talented young chefs are in direct

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The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) announced the winners of the 45th Annual Daytime Creative Arts Emmy Awards on Friday night. The gala was held at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium in Pasadena, Southern California.

CBS' The Bold and The Beautiful and HBO's Sesame Street had seven wins apiece to lead all series.

“Tonight’s awards ceremony is a reminder of the depth and breadth of Daytime television,” said Chuck Dages, Chairman, NATAS. “It is with great pleasure that we honor those who work tirelessly to bring us the great programming available on every platform, in every genre, everyday.”

The evening’s star-studded presenters included, David Arquette, David Osmond (Wonderama), Rodrigo Blaas, Marc Guggenheim and Chad Hammes (Trollhunters), Emily Calandrelli (Xploration Outer Space), Steve Spangler, Michael Stevens (Mind Field), Tom Kenny (SpongeBob SquarePants), Vanessa Lachey, Curtis Stone, and Tiffany Derry (Top Chef Jr.), Michela Luci (Dino Dana...

The 2018 Daytime Emmys are being handed out this weekend at two ceremonies: the Creative Arts Awards on Friday, April 27, and then the main event on Sunday, April 29. The Sunday telecast will be hosted again by Emmy winners Mario Lopez (“Extra”) and Sheryl Underwood (“The Talk“). And now the television academy has announced the presenters for both events.

On Friday night the Creative Arts prizes will be handed out by David Arquette, David Osmond, animator Rodrigo Blaas, writer Marc Guggenheim and producer Chad Hammes (“Trollhunters”), Emily Calandrelli (“Xploration Outer Space”), Steve Spangler, Michael Stevens (“Mind Field”), Tom Kenny (“SpongeBob SquarePants”), Vanessa Lachey, Curtis Stone, and Tiffany Derry (“Top Chef Jr.”), Michela Luci (“Dino Dana”), Raven-Symone (“Raven’s Home”), Danny Seo (“Naturally Danny Seo”), Josh Garcia (“The Voyager with Josh Garcia”), Alie Ward (“The Henry Ford’s Innovation Nation”), Maureen Fan and Eric Darnell (“Baobab”).

Representing the world of soaps at the...