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, the rooster clue master Cluedle-Doo revealed his true identity on Wednesday's semifinals. The unexpected unmasking left panelist Jenny McCarthy floored.Cluedle-Doo was a new addition to this season, and was introduced as a way of changing things up.

 returned for the season 5 semifinals on Wednesday, and after some fun performances from the remaining contestants, fans had to bid farewell to The Yeti!During Wednesday's show, fans got to see performances from all four of the costumed celebs still in the competition — The Piglet, The Black Swan, The Chameleon and The Yeti — as they duked it out for a shot in the grand finale and a chance to stay in the race for the Golden Mask trophy.Despite a life-affirming cover of «Celebration» by Kool &

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeSPOILER ALERT: Do not read ahead if you have not watched Season 5, Episode 12 of “The Masked Singer,” which aired May 19 on Fox.In the end, perhaps it was Omarion’s previous career as a professional rollerblader that gave him away.

 is returning on Wednesday for the long-awaited season 5 semifinals! ET is following along throughout the entire episode to break down the night's biggest moments, best performances and most revealing clues!Tonight, fans will see some show-stopping performances from the fierce four -- The Piglet, The Yeti, The The Chameleon and The Black Swan — before saying goodbye to yet another talented contestant.

“The Masked Singer’s” Season 5 semifinals air Wednesday on Fox. But for fans who can’t wait to see the remaining competitors — Yeti, Black Swan, Piglet and Chameleon — take the stage again ahead of next week’s finale, TheWrap has an exclusive sneak peek at the first two minutes of tonight’s episode.In the clip, you’ll see a teaser of the moment when judges Jenny McCarthy, Ken Jeong, Robin Thicke and Nicole Scherzinger finally find out the true identity of Cluedle-Doo.

returned for the season's quarterfinals on Wednesday, and the so-called «feisty five» faced off.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeSPOILER ALERT: Do not read ahead if you have not watched Season 5 Episode 11 of “The Masked Singer,” which aired May 12 on Fox.Hanson has been mmm-bop’ed off “The Masked Singer.” The pop star brothers were unmasked on Wednesday’s episode as the Russian Dolls.The trio became the first group to compete on the show; last season, the couple Clint Black and Lisa Hartman performed as a duo under the Snow Owls costume.

 returns on Wednesday for the long-awaited season 5 quarterfinals! ET is following along throughout the entire episode to break down the night's biggest moments, best performances and most revealing clues!Tonight, fans will see some show-stopping performances from the «Feisty Five» — The Piglet, The Yeti, The Russian Doll(s), The Chameleon and The Black Swan — before saying goodbye to yet another talented contestant.Before the unmasking, America's favorite panel of celebrity «detectives» --

Rob Riggle is joining The Masked Singer for the season 5 quarterfinals. The comedian and star sits down on the panel on Wednesday's big episode, and reunites with his former star, Ken Jeong.In ET's exclusive clip from the episode, Jeong is surprised by host Nick Cannon with a piece of fan mail sent in by an audience member.«Dear Ken, I am the world's biggest fan,» Jeong reads aloud from the fan letter.

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Forget learning the rules of the road — let Vin Diesel teach you how to get .  An old video of the  star has resurfaced thanks to an innocuous moment on , and it's glorious in only the way the '80s could be. The video features a young Diesel slowly breaking down the basic steps for breakdancing before whipping out a routine with a friend.

 returned for the «spicy six» showdown on Wednesday, and after some fun performances from the remaining contestants, fans had to bid farewell to Robopine!During Wednesday's show, fans got to see performances from all six of the costumed celebs still in the competition — Robopine, The Piglet, The Black Swan, The Russian Dolls, The Chameleon and The Yeti.Despite a stirring cover of «Water Runs Dry» by Boyz II Men, which showed off his deep well of talent for R&B crooning, Robopine still came up

  returns on Wednesday for the long-awaited Spicy Six showdown! ET is following along throughout the entire episode to break down the night's biggest moments and most revealing clues!Tonight, fans will see some show-stopping performances from The Piglet, Robopine, The Yeti, The Russian Doll(s), The Chameleon and The Black Swan — before saying goodbye to yet another talented singer.Before the double unmasking, America's favorite panel of celebrity «detectives» — Robin Thicke, Nicole Scherzinger,

Ken Jeong, a panelist on The Masked Singer, took on the role of host in Fox’s latest singing competition game show I Can See Your Voice.

Ken Jeong is set to host a television and streaming event called "See Us Unite for Change," which will celebrate the Asian-American experience during AAPI Heritage Month and in the wake of violence affecting the community. The event, which will air on Friday, May 21 at 5 p.m.

MTV will celebrate Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month with See Us Unite for Change, an event hosted by Masked Singer judge and Tom and Jerry actor Ken Jeong.

Pierce Brosnan is a respected international thief who teams up with a group of modern-day Robin Hoods led by Nick Cannon’s Ringo in “The Misfits”.

Haley Bosselman editorKen Jeong will host the special “See Us Unite for Change,” an effort to address the rising tide of hate crimes against Asian Americans that will air May 21 across ViacomCBS channels and on Facebook Watch.The special, which coincides with Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, is produced by MTV Entertainment Studios in partnership with Ford Foundation and MacArthur Foundation.“This event comes at an important time for our AAPI community, as we unite with our

was ridiculed mercilessly online when he contracted the coronavirus after labeling the pandemic a “scam.” However, the Motor City Madman recently clapped back at trolls, whom he termed “satanic haters” in a Monday video posted to Facebook Live.