Arthur Gunn Blows Away Judges With Bob Marley Cover on ‘American Idol’: Watch

There’s little that can be said about Bob Marley that hasn’t already: he’s a cultural icon, a global ambassador for peace and "One Love," and one of the most recognizable figures, even beyond music, around the globe.And when it comes to that music, the entry point for most fans is Legend, the 1984 greatest-hits compilation that is one of the most successful albums released in the history of recorded music.But for all of Legend’s iconic songs -- which applies pretty much to its entire track list

Ryan Seacrest is putting a piece of history to good use! The 45-year-old longtime host took to Instagram on Wednesday to reveal that he'll be using the show's original judges' desk during its upcoming at-home, live episodes, which he'll host from California.

Ryan Seacrest has a special desk!

Ryan Seacrest is putting a piece of history to good use! The 45-year-old longtime host took to Instagram on Wednesday to reveal that he'll be using the show's original judges' desk during its upcoming at-home, live episodes, which he'll host from California.

There are so many things to watch on television tonight!

Arthur Gunn is bringing Jamaican flavour to the “American Idol” Top 20.

Sophia Wackerman totally owned the “American Idol” stage in Hawaii.

This year marks what would have been Bob Marley’s 75th birthday, and the Marley family and Universal Music Enterprises (which handles his Island Records catalog) are rolling out a year’s worth of content to celebrate the legacy of reggae music’s enduring icon.So far, that has included a brand new animated music video for "Redemption Song," various events and parties surrounding Grammy week, a concert in Kingston, Jamaica on his birthday, Feb.

President Donald Trump, 73, boasted about his hair when the locks began blowing in strong Washington D.C. winds during his live news conference about the rapidly growing outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic in the White House’s Rose Garden on Mar.

The road to “How to Get Away with Murder” is lined with dead bodies. Twenty-eight to be exact. Over the years, the series showed that there’s no shortage of ways to die. Suicide, poison, overdose, suffocation — you name it.

DeWayne Crocker Jr. was another contestant to impress the “American Idol” judges during Sunday’s instalment of the show.

From the subways of New York to the big stage in Hawaii.

American Idol moved to sunny Hawaii for Sunday night’s pre-recorded episode of Top 40 performances. And it was Francisco Martin who enjoyed one of the brightest moments.

Dillon James returns to the “American Idol” stage in a newly released preview clip.

Arthur Gunn shot his shot with a risky reimagining of a Creedence Clearwater Revival classic.

It seems Dillon James did enough to impress the “American Idol” judges.