The Voice

On tonight's (June 3) episode of Season 4 of 'The Voice,' The Top 6 performed, with three coaches on the cusp of elimination. That is, everyone but the country coach. Here's how things shook out and who sang what. Each singer sang twice -- one song chosen by their coach and one of their own choosing...

On Tuesday night (May 28), 'The Voice' mentor Adam Levine saw two of his team's contestants voted off the show by viewers, causing him to mutter "I hate this country" -- something that caused a major ish-storm when it was picked up by microphones. In response to this, former 'American Idol' contestant (and current judge hopeful) Adam Lambert -- whose name is often confused with Levine's

On tonight's (May 20) live rounds of Season 4 of 'The Voice,' the Top 10 performed for America's votes, singing tunes selected by their coaches, who no longer have any say in who stays and who goes. Although if they choose the wrong song, they could be the indirect force which sends their contestants home. Here's how things shook out.

Adam Levine is a lover, not a fighter -- except for when he's fighting for his team on 'The Voice!' The Maroon 5 frontman was on hand on 'The Tonight Show' with Jay Leno to promote the show and his new fragrance, and he took the opportunity to absolutely gush over none other than pop legend Cyndi Lauper.

Ratings are up on the new season of NBC's hit singing competition 'The Voice,' but even if the additions of new coaches Usher and Shakira haven't had a negative impact on the show's performance, at least one of them might be making waves behind the scenes.

Adam Levine hosted 'Saturday Night Live' last night (Jan. 26). How did he do, tackling this high-pressure gig? Was he hilarious and comfortable playing the funnyman, or did he crash and burn like a flaming lead balloon?