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Carrie Underwood looked amazing on the red Carpet this year at the 2013 Emmy Awards wearing Johnathon Arndt Jewels. Carrie underwood wore a one of a kind Johnathon Arndt diamond necklace hosting 126 Carats of Flawless Diamonds valued at 18 Million Dollars with a matching pair of 14.35 Carat Flawless Diamond Studs valued at 3.2 Million Dollars. Johnathon Arndt also designed a stunning 4 Million Dollar 12.18 Carat Flawless Pear shape diamond solitaire ring which Carrie Underwood elegantly wore on her right hand. The 2013 Emmy Red Carpet welcomed Carrie Underwood and over 152 carats of Flawless Johnathon Arndt Diamonds.

The 65th Primetime Emmy Awards, hosted by Broadway favorite and HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER star Neil Patrick Harris, aired on CBS and featured songs, dancing, and a number of your Broadway favorites.

Six-time Grammy Award winning artist Carrie Underwood honored the music of the era with a special performance of the Beatles' classic 'Yesterday.'

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Talking about the upcoming THE SOUND OF MUSIC on E!'s live red carpet show for the Emmy Award, Carrie Underwood answered host Ryan Seacrest about the upcoming challenge, noting that "That's what I loved about it. They had such respect for the whole project, the whole team. I move to New York in a week so it's going to be crazy. I'm going to be there for a couple of months."

Infusing original concepts and sounds into a powerful dichotomous fusion of Japanese guitar great Daita Ito's edgy Japanese hard rock and the grounded intensity of its Western equivalent, Breaking Arrows (www.breakingarrows.com) brings its multi-cultural fire to Hollywood for two highly-anticipated September shows.

Mötley Crüe, pioneers of the Las Vegas hard rock residency, once again took the city by storm and transformed The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino into a fiery abyss with the debut of their second residency, Mötley Crüe Invites You to an Intimate Evening in Hell, on Wednesday, Sept. 18.

The 65th Emmy Awards will pay tribute to the 50th Anniversary of two events that changed the face of our world during the live telecast on Sunday, September 22, (8:00 PM EDT / 5:00 PM PDT) on the CBS Television Network.

The world's most notorious band will be coming back to the world's most notorious city this fall, when Mötley Crüe returns to Las Vegas. The rockers best known for going to the extreme will once again take over the stage at The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino for an exclusive twelve- show engagement tonight, September 18 through October 6. The band blew away fans and critics last February with twelve over-the-top, sold-out shows.

Former 'Kansas' lead singer and multiple GRAMMY-winning songwriter and producer John Elefante is using his new single, 'This Time,' to share the story of his adopted daughter's birth, and in the process, bring some attention to Online for Life (OFL), an educational non-profit working to rescue babies from abortion so they can live to make their mark on the world.

BroadwayWorld's Richard Ridge was there to hear from all of the hopeful Friedrichs, Louisas, Kurts, Brigittas, Martas and Gretls and you can check out previews from their auditions below. Plus, check out a special interview with casting director Bernard Telsey!

In anticipation of the live 65th Annual Emmy Award broadcast on CBS this Sunday, BroadwayWorld will be covering the awards as only we can.

The very first promotional poster featuring country music superstar and American Idol winner Carrie Underwood as Maria Von Trapp in NBC's highly anticipated live TV production of Rodgers & Hammerstein's cherished classic THE SOUND OF MUSIC has just been released.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, NBC's upcoming live broadcast of 'The Sound of Music' will feature a handful of Broadway veterans to join previously announced Carrie Underwood and Stephen Moyer. Audra McDonald, Laura Benanti and Christian Borle have signed on to play Mother Abbess, Elsa Schrader and Max Dettweiler respectively.

As BroadwayWorld reported yesterday, NBC's upcoming live broadcast of 'The Sound of Music' will feature a handful of Broadway veterans to join previously announced Carrie Underwood and Stephen Moyer. Audra McDonald, Laura Benanti and Christian Borle have signed on to play Mother Abbess, Elsa Schrader and Max Dettweiler respectively. Over the weekend, hundreds of pint-sized hopefuls lined up for a chance to audition for a role as one of the Von Trapp children. BroadwayWorld was there for the open call and you can check out photos below!

There will be an open call for casting of the Von Trapp children for NBC's upcoming live production of 'The Sound of Music' today, September 15. The audition will take place 10am-3pm at Grace Church School (86 4th Ave. New York, NY 10003 ). Audition information is as follows:

Round Hill Music, a full-service creative rights management company with a core focus on music publishing, is excited to officially announce the signing of a publishing joint venture with widely acclaimed indie record label, Mexican Summer (most renowned for launching the successful career of Best Coast).

To signal Mötley Crüe's return to The Joint inside Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Las Vegas for their second residency, Mötley Crüe Invites you to an Intimate Evening in Hell

LA Film Festival presents a showcase of emerging filmmakers, hailing from the United States, Canada, Syria, and Turkey, with a diverse line-up of short films, documentaries, and a feature film.

Platinum selling country star, Hunter Hayes, will headline the “CMT on Tour: Hunter Hayes' Let's Be Crazy Tour” this Fall at the Fox Theatre on Sunday, November 10 at 7:30 p.m. The three-time Grammy-nominated artist will perform a nearly two hour show featuring songs from his latest self-titled deluxe edition release, (Encore). Ashley Monroe (Pistol Annies) will join Hunter as the special guest on “CMT on Tour”.