Are You Ready For Season 4 of 'The Masked Singer?'

A motley crew of 12 celebrities will battle it out on stage to be crowned the winner of The Masked Singer Australia for 2020 – a feat Cody Simpson managed to achieve last year during its inaugural season.

A motley crew of 12 celebrities will battle it out on stage to be crowned the winner of The Masked Singer Australia for 2020 – a feat Cody Simpson managed to achieve last year during its inaugural season.

A motley crew of 12 celebrities will battle it out on stage to be crowned the winner of The Masked Singer Australia for 2020 – a feat Cody Simpson managed to achieve last year during its inaugural season.

A motley crew of 12 celebrities will battle it out on stage to be crowned the winner of The Masked Singer Australia for 2020 – a feat Cody Simpson managed to achieve last year during its inaugural season.

Naman Ramachandran The U.K. version of popular reality show “The Masked Singer,” broadcast on ITV, will film in September in front of live audiences, albeit with strict coronavirus restrictions, according to ticketing company SRO Audiences.“If selected to attend, we will send you detailed guidance and protocols devised to reduce the risk of COVID-19 infections in audience members and staff,” SRO says on its website.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorEXCLUSIVE: The Masked Singer is preparing to take to the mic again for ITV in September.

The Masked Singer has been both a bonafide hit for Fox and a really good time; either in spite of or perhaps because of a constant barrage of terrible news as of late, watching celebrities including Chris Daughtry, Jesse McCartney, and Joey Fatone on the show week after week has been a source of real joy for three seasons. As much fun as it's been to watch the heads get yanked off the celebrities and marvel at the gorgeous costumes, it's sometimes easy to forget The Masked Singer is more than a

In something of a surprise, “The Masked Singer” cracked the Competition Series field for the 2020 Primetime Emmy Awards. Despite massive ratings for this era of broadcast television, the FOX network series wasn’t necessarily a favorite of the critics or industry.

The Masked Singer debuted during Ultimate Tag on Wednesday, July 30, and it was filled with some minor hints to hold fans over until the premiere.In the very brief teaser, judges Ken Jeong, Nicole Scherzinger, Robin Thicke and Jenny McCarthy are back at their table, ready to make their guesses.

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is returning! Fox dropped a clue-stuffed promo for the show's upcoming fourth season on Wednesday, and already fans are freaking out.The trailer — which doesn't directly give away much about the upcoming competition — is all about hyping fans up for the chance to solve some new mystery identities.However, clues scattered in pictures that pop up during the brief promo give fans some tantalizing hints as to whom might be singing — or possibly what characters they might be dressed up as.The

The Masked Singer loves the element of surprise, and as if it wasn't enough for The Masked Singer to be one of the first shows to promise a return amid the pandemic, they're already hitting us with another doozy: the first teaser for Season 4. Dropping Wednesday during Ultimate Tag, the first peek at what's to come in Season 4 doesn't reveal any costumes, but did include the instructions to "break out the magnifying glass," which can only mean there are some hints as to what costumes might be

Peter White Television EditorFox is plotting a September bow for mystery singing competition format The Masked Singer.This comes despite the fact that the show, which entered the Emmys race yesterday, scoring a nomination for Outstanding Competition Program, has not yet begun production.The network has posted a teaser clip (see below) promoting the fourth season, which will also air during tonight’s season finale of Ultimate Tag, highlighting its September return.Deadline understands that the

Will Thorne Staff Writer“Masked Singer” fans better reach for their magnifying glasses.Fox has released the first teaser for the upcoming fourth season of its ratings and social media sensation “The Masked Singer.”Airing tonight during the season finale of “Ultimate Tag,” the teaser doesn’t offer too many clues, but are few seems to be scattered around the screen throughout.A photo of assorted vegetables appears about 10 seconds into the teaser, which must be a clue of some kind, while later

Season 4 of The Masked Singer is coming this fall, its producers say; despite COVID-19 causing immeasurable delays and disruption in production, this is one show that is definitely still going to go on. But how? At the outset of Season 3, The Masked Singer promised to be bigger and bolder, and it didn't disappoint.

LOS ANGELES — Nick Cannon said on Thursday he was stepping away for a while from his radio show after an uproar over anti-Semitic comments that led to him being dropped by one television network but kept on as host of “The Masked Singer.”

Nick Cannon isn’t losing every gig after coming under fire for making anti-Semitic comments. Even though ViacomCBS – the parent company of MTV and TeenNick – cut ties with Cannon earlier this week over his controversial remarks, Fox has announced that Cannon will remain the host of their popular series The Masked Singer.

LOS ANGELES — Nick Cannon said on Thursday he was stepping away for a while from his radio show after an uproar over anti-Semitic comments that led to him being dropped by one television network but kept on as host of “The Masked Singer.”“I have decided to take some time away from my radio show so I can commit myself to deeper, more thorough reflection and education,” Cannon said on Twitter. His “Nick Cannon Mornings” show is syndicated nationwideMorning radio family.