James Taylor joins 'The Voice' as Mega Mentor

Joe & Martina are looking to do a little time travel in their video for “Give Me Back the ‘90s,” and they’ve got company.Joe and Martina Costa, who have opened for such acts as Blake Shelton, Jake Owen and Jon Pardi, as well as wrote “Don’t Tempt Me” for Luke Combs’ This One’s for You album, are joined by '90s sensation John Berry in the clip, which was shot outside longtime Music City landmark Nashville Palace.The song and video references other memorable artists who first hit in the ‘90s

The Knockout round came to a close on NBC's The Voice season 18, which built up to a four-way Knockout between the saved artists from the Battle Round. Coaches Kelly Clarkson and Nick Jonas still had steals to use at the top of the night, but Blake Shelton and John Legend were out of steals for the round. James Taylor continued to serve as celebrity mentor.

The Voice Knockout Rounds kicked into high gear on Monday night (April 20), when Team Legend four-chair-turns Mandi Castillo and Thunderstorm Artis went head-to-head.To start things off, Castillo delivered a passionate rendition of Ben E.

The Knockout round kicked off Monday night on NBC's The Voice, with James Taylor joining as celebrity mentor. Coaches Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, John Legend and Nick Jonas each get one steal for this round.

Things are getting heated on Knockout Rounds!

Hot Ones host Sean Evans joined Kelly Clarkson and guest Rita Wilson on The Kelly Clarkson Show (filmed pre-coronavirus crisis) to put the chatty duo to the test with a game of "Truth or Dab."

Heading into the third and final night of Battles, The Voice coaches Blake Shelton and Nick Jonas each had one steal to use. Kelly Clarkson had one save to use, and John Legend had already used his steal and save early in the game. Each coach pitted new artists against one another in duets and had to make tough decisions about who to keep and who to send home.

Season 18 of has featured some incredible talent so far — and a few show-stopping firsts!

Blake Shelton joined in on the current #DeepCutsChallenge that Tim McGraw started in March as a way to entertain fans and his fellow artists in the midst of quarantine. Carly Pearce challenged Shelton, her former tour mate, after providing a stirring cover of Patty Loveless’ “Sorrowful Angels.”

“The Voice” has reached the battle rounds and things were tough for judge Kelly Clarkson.

James Corden wasn't going to let social distancing prevent him from having a star-studded show.

James Corden was joined by an array of A-list stars for a special The Late Late Show broadcast from his garage.

Straight from South Korea, the men of BTS joined The Late Late Show’s HomeFest coronavirus special event tonight (March 30), and performed their hit song "Boy With Luv".Following performances and appearances from the likes of John Legend, Will Ferrell, Andrea Bocelli, Dua Lipa, David Blaine, and Billie Eilish, the Seoul-based hitmakers appeared on the CBS show's special fundraising event.After greeting host James Corden and sharing messages of goodwill to the audience and the people of the

Straight from South Korea, the men of BTS joined The Late Late Show’s HomeFest coronavirus special event tonight (March 30), and performed their hit song "Boy With Luv".

James Corden video-called his pal John Legend on Monday night (March 30) to kick off Homefest, an hourlong CBS special to raise money for those affected by the coronavirus and see some of our favorite artists do what they do best from the comfort of their own homes.Corden's Late Late Show has been off the air for the past few weeks amid the coronavirus pandemic, and we reunited with him in his garage, where he promised performances from across the globe -- from Dua Lipa in London to BTS in South

“The Voice” has reached the battle rounds and things were tough for judge Kelly Clarkson.