‘The Masked Singer’ Premiere Reveals the Identity of the Dragon: Here’s the Star Under the Mask

, The Giraffe was voted off, and was revealed to be none other than alum Brian Austin Green. The actor joined Entertainment Tonight on Thursday, and opened up about the experience of performing on the show in total secrecy.«It's stressful, man!» Green told ET's Kevin Frazier via video chat.

returned for its third week of competition on Wednesday, and after four fun performances, fans had to say goodbye to one of the costumed contestants.The wonderfully weird and always exciting singing competition brought back the remaining contestants from Group A — The Sun, The Giraffe, The Popcorn, and The Snow Owls — and pitted them against one another in a musical battle royale for a chance to earn a spot in the Group A finals!After all the performances were delivered and audience votes were

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large“The Masked Singer” has said 9021-“no” to Brian Austin Green, who’s the third celebrity to be unmasked this season.The “Beverly Hills 90210” alum, who had been disguised as the Giraffe, left the show on Wednesday night after performing “Get Down on It,” by Kool and the Gang.None of the show’s panelists figured out that it was Green — including Robin Thicke, even though the two were childhood friends.“We were best friends for like three years,” Green

frustratingly enticing clues.

, Monday's big night saw a costumed contestant decide to eliminate themselves from the competition before voting even took place!After a night of top-notch performances and fun clue packages, The Gremlin took the stage to deliver a touching, gravelly-voiced rendition of «Stand By Me,» that both baffled and impressed the panelists.After the performance, The Gremlin got choked up — while still in costume — explaining that it meant a lot to him to perform the tune, because it was once performed by

The Masked SingerWednesday. After the warm turd soup that was the first presidential debate, we truly needed the sight of Nick Cannon strutting out with a glittery bedsheet around his neck and Robin Thicke wearing a gorgeous floral blouse clearly purchased at Bikini Bottom's most luxurious department store.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeDon’t feed the Gremlin after midnight, don’t let it come into contact with water… and show caution when casting it on “The Masked Singer.” In a series first, “The Masked Singer” didn’t unmask a celebrity on Wednesday night — the celebrity did the unmasking themselves.Mickey Rourke was the second performer to leave “The Masked Singer” in Season 4, having performed as the Gremlin.

is back for the second week of musical performances, wild costumes and frustratingly enticing clues.

is off to a strong start — but Robin Thicke says it's only going to get better. In an interview with ET's Keltie Knight on Tuesday, the panelist said Wednesday's reveal will be «huge.» "[It's] a huge reveal.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeArif Zahir has gone from impersonating “Family Guy’s” Cleveland Brown on YouTube… to being cast as the new voice of the character on the actual show.Zahir will take over as Cleveland in Season 19, as the show has just been picked up for two more seasons (its 19th and 20th) and episodes are now going into production.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large“The Simpsons” fans might notice at least one long-running character sounds a little different in Sunday’s Season 32 premiere.In the episode, Carl Carlson — Homer Simpson’s nuclear plant co-worker, and best friend to Lenny Leonard — is now voiced by actor Alex Désert (“Better Things”).

revealed to be rapper Busta Rhymes at the end of last night’s premiere.But what are the identities of the four remaining masked celebrities in Season 4’s initial group? See below for fans’ best guesses, which were sparked by clue packages (you can view those here), the contestants’ initial performances, and the names thrown out by panelists Jenny McCarthy, Nicole Scherzinger, Ken Jeong and Robin Thicke.Also Read: 'Masked Singer' Dragon Was Not a Dragon Just Because He Spits FirePopcorn Popcorn

returned for its season 4 premiere on Wednesday, and after five fun performances, fans already had to say goodbye to one of the costumed contestants.The wild and wonderfully weird singing competition series introduced the show's first five singers, who make up Group A — The Sun, The Giraffe, The Popcorn, The Dragon and The Snow Owls -- and pitted them against one another in a musical battle royale.The panel of celebrity «detectives» — including Robin Thicke, Nicole Scherzinger, Ken Jeong, and

Jenny McCartney is ready to kick off season 4 of «I thrive on the competition,» the TV personality tells ET's Nischelle Turner ahead of show's premiere. McCarthy, along with panelists Ken Jeong, Nicole Scherzinger and Robin Thicke, returned to the stage on Wednesday, with new safety protocols put in place amid the coronavirus pandemic.Aside from giving ET a special behind-the-scenes look at the set, she also teased some pretty amazing performances coming up.«Because [artists] couldn't go on tour

The Masked Singer is back!

is back and bigger than ever in its grand return, and ET will be following along throughout the entire season 4 premiere to break down all the biggest moments, best performances, and most revealing clues.Fox's smash hit who-sung-it reality competition has only grown bigger and better since last season, with a field of 16 contestants who will be rocking a slew of brand new, mind-blowingly ornate and elaborate costumes while performing some beloved hits.Everyone's favorite panel of celebrity

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large“The Masked Singer” returns Wednesday with new costumes, a virtual studio audience, a socially distanced panel — and a host still weathering controversy.The Fox celebrity singing competition has been a ratings smash for three seasons, attracting an audience looking for family-friendly, escapist TV.