Terry Crews Says He 'Broke' While Watching Matt Mauser's 'AGT' Audition With His Crying Kids (Exclusive)

Terry Crews is opening up like never before. In, his first new book since 2014’s, the star and former NFL player shares deeply personal and revealing stories about everything from his financial struggles to getting recruited by a Christian cult. For the 52-year-old, it’s not about pointing fingers or looking at what everyone else is doing.

The Sopranos.Van Zandt said in a new interview that he could imagine his character, Silvio Dante, delivering home truths to his mobster boss, Tony Soprano, because he sometimes had to do that as Springsteen’s best friend.He told The Times: I could certainly draw on my relationship with Bruce.

Lil Nas X has warned his fans that the music video for this forthcoming single ‘Industry Baby’ is unsuitable for children.Earlier this week the rapper teased his new Kanye West-produced single, which arrives on Friday (July 23), with a video skit poking fun at his court appearance over the “Satan Shoe” copyright infringement lawsuit.

Love Islander Shannon Singh claims she has not yet made any big money since her sharp exit from the reality show. And the Fife born former glamour model says she's not willing to just do anything to make a fast buck.

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The “noine-noine” cast is all set to bid farewell to the show after it’s the eighth and final season. Actor aka Sergeant Terry Jeffords recently teased an exciting update for fans as he asked them to have high hopes about the show’s much-anticipated ending.

is gearing up for it's eighth and final season, and according to Terry Crews, fans should have high hopes about how it all ends.The actor — who plays Lieutenant Terry Jeffords on the hit NBC sitcom — reflected on the upcoming last season while chatting with ET on the red carpet at the world premiere of .«It's going to be intense, it's going to be lovely, it's gonna be fun,» Crews teased to ET's Lauren Zima. «We've been in tears, because we finished it.

The judges got a blast from the past thanks to a familiar contestant who appears on Tuesday night’s installment of “America’s Got Talent“.

Christina, in the same helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant last year, revealed how his audition song choice, Phil Collins' 1984 track, «Against All Odds,» was in honor of his late wife.«There's one lyric in there that was really appropriate for me, and it was, 'There's so much I need to say to you / So many reasons why / You're the only one who really knew me at all.' That's so true,» Matt told ET.

killed Kobe Bryant, moved the audience to a standing ovation with his cover of Phil Collins’ 1984 single “Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now).”“I’m a singer, and I’m here because my wife and we’re both schoolteachers and we retired from teaching so that I could do the music full-time and she got the opportunity to coach girls basketball with Kobe Bryant.

Antonio Ferme editorMatt Mauser, the singer who lost his wife in the same helicopter crash as Kobe Bryant, gave an emotional performance of “Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now)” by Phil Collins on “America’s Got Talent.”“You know if I had it my way, I would have my wife and I’d be supporting her, but that’s not what happened,” Mauser told the judges on Tuesday night.

Matt Mauser, the heartbroken husband of Christina Mauser, who tragically passed away in the helicopter crash that claimed the lives of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna, has opened up about his late wife during an audition on America’s Got Talent.

An emotional show. Matt Mauser opened up about his wife Christina Mauser’s untimely death while auditioning for America’s Got Talent. Christina died in January 2020 in the same helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna Bryant and multiple others.

Matt Mauser isn't letting tragedy or grief define him.

Matt Mauser delivered an emotional audition for America’s Got Talent on Tuesday night (July 6).

Matt Mauser isn't letting tragedy or grief define him.

Matt Mauser isn’t letting tragedy or grief define him. The singer — who lost his wife, Christina Mauser, in the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant, Gianna Bryant and six others last year — wowed the judges on Tuesday’s new “America’s Got Talent”.