If you missed it, here’s my Starpulse blog from this week’s eliminations show, with the post-show quotes and analysis of the picks (or lack thereof).
But the one I really love is this article here where I get to talk about the behind-the-scenes stuff I couldn’t get into a news post. I say goodbye to some friends, talk about almost tripping on stage, and thank my coach Adam Levine for doing something very special this week.
I wrote a column about my audition for season 2 of The Voice for CliqueClack. You can read it by clicking the link in the quote below.
Season two of ‘The Voice’ is still five months away. That’s plenty of time for this intrepid reporter (and unofficial ninth member of Team Adam) to join thousands of hopeful performers in Los Angeles and live to tell about it. Here’s my audition-day diary.
On the way out, I spotted someone who looked an awful lot like season 1 winner Javier Colon in the parking lot. Unfortunately, it wasn’t him. How cool would that have been?
My commentary on The Voice finale week is available at CliqueClack. You can read it by clicking the link in the quote below.
What did I learn from this week’s ‘The Voice’ finale? That it’s worth it to stand by your man (or artist). And your coach. And that it’s also socially acceptable to cry over that. Come with me as I write the final chapter of this musical story. I have brownies.
In this week’s The Voice episode commentary at CliqueClack, I talk about how I nearly ended up in the hospital and instead, ended up meeting Adam Levine. You can read it by clicking the link in the quote below.
What did I learn from this week’s ‘The Voice’? Believe in your heroes, because they’re worth the faith. Follow me from the studio to the red carpet and one life-changing moment. Let’s get going, and you might want to bring your tissues.
It’s Team Adam vs. Team Blake in this week’s episode commentary at CliqueClack. You can read it by clicking on the link in the quote below.
What did I learn from this week’s ‘The Voice’? That it’s great in person, that it really is ‘the more, the merrier,’ and…oh! And I met Michael’s best friend! I’m feeling the love this week.
At CliqueClack this week, I write an open letter to my coach, Adam Levine. You can read it by clicking on the link in the quote below.
He’s the Grammy-winning front man of Maroon 5, Christina Aguilera’s arch-nemesis, and the guy who jokingly threatened to stab James Oseland with a fork. But most importantly, ‘Voice’ coach Adam Levine is my unabashed celebrity crush.
What’s not to love about Adam, huh? (I mean that in a platonic way, of course.)
My episode commentary this week dissects the Team Christina vs. Team Cee Lo battle. You can read it by clicking on the link in the quote below.
What did I learn from this week’s ‘The Voice’? Everything gets bigger when it’s live, someone in the building really likes fog machines, and Adam Levine says a lot of what I was thinking. Let’s go, shall we?
This week’s episode commentary breaks down the final rounds and addresses Entertainment Weekly‘s scathing critique of The Voice. You can read it by clicking on the link in the quote below.
What did I learn from this week’s ‘The Voice’? ‘Save The Best For Last’ is not just a Vanessa Williams song, there’s always behind the scenes drama somewhere, and Ken Tucker has a stick that needs to be removed. Let’s get ready to rumble!
This week’s episode commentary on CliqueClack delves into more battles. You can read it by clicking the link in the quote below.
What did I learn from this week’s ‘The Voice’? Short people can have their day, you can get away with a Radiohead song (at least if you’ve won two Grammys), and Cee Lo Green actually does take his sunglasses off. Did this episode throw you as much as it did me?
In this week’s episode commentary at CliqueClack, I discuss whether or not anyone can stop the freight train that is Javier Colon. You can read it by clicking the link in the quote below.
What did I learn from this week’s ‘The Voice’? The importance of knowing your British rock bands, to fear Javier, and a new word, courtesy of Adam Levine. Let’s get to it, shall we?
