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E! Entertainment will once again be the exclusive cable home of NBC's runaway hit show THE VOICE airing special encore performances each week of the highly anticipated new season. The series will debut on E! with a special three-hour presentation on Saturday, February 11 at 5:00pm ET/PT and will air weekly two-hour episodes in its regular timeslot beginning Saturday, February 18 at 6:00pm ET/PT.

The Beach Boys - Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Al Jardine, Bruce Johnston, and David Marks, who have not performed together live in more than two decades - will reunite on the GRAMMY® stage and join with current GRAMMY nominees Foster The People and Maroon 5 for a special performance; and current nominees The Civil Wars, two-time GRAMMY winner Diana Krall, funk artist Maceo Parker, and six-time GRAMMY winner Joe Walsh have been added to the stellar lineup for the 54th Annual GRAMMY Awards®.

E! Entertainment will once again be the exclusive cable home of NBC's runaway hit show THE VOICE airing special encore performances each week of the highly anticipated new season. The series will debut on E! with a special three-hour presentation on Saturday, February 11 at 5:00pm ET/PT and will air weekly two-hour episodes in its regular timeslot beginning Saturday, February 18 at 6:00pm ET/PT.

The Beach Boys - Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Al Jardine, Bruce Johnston and David Marks, who have not performed together live in more than two decades - will reunite on the GRAMMY® stage and join with current GRAMMY Award nominees Foster The People and Maroon 5 for a special performance

NBC will encore THE VOICE'S Post-Super Bowl episode this Thursday, February 9th at 10:00/9:00c as well as the Monday, February 6th episode of THE VOICE and the premiere episode of SMASH this Saturday, February 11th.

On last night's 'blind audition' episode of NBC's THE VOICE, the talented duet of Hailey Soyland and Leland Grant, aka THE LiNE, auditioned with Tom Petty's 'American Girl.'

Get SMASH-ed. Last night, NBC unveiled the most sparkling, dazzling jewel of many a TV season with the hotly anticipated debut of the new musical dramedy series SMASH. Hatched from an idea by mega-mogul Steven Spielberg and given life by playwright Theresa Rebeck, director Michael Mayer and songwriters Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman, SMASH follows the journey of the auditioning actors and creative team of a new Broadway musical about Marilyn Monroe from inception to final presentation on opening night and follows the highs and lows of making a hit show on the Great White Way. While I have only viewed the first four episodes, I can tell you that this show certainly knows where it is heading and heads will unquestionably turn with each new surprise and dramatic twist along the way - and that's to say nothing of the simply stupendous presentation of original songs by Shaiman & Wittman for the musical-within-the-show and spirited, inventive covers of pop hits, new and old, ranging from Adele to Blondie to Bruno Mars and beyond. In just the first four episodes alone, SMASH manages to pack more sheer entertainment value into its running time than virtually any other show on network TV - besides GLEE, that is. Ah, yes: GLEE. Comparisons will be made - and most critics have already made them - but, the truth of the matter really is that there is more than enough room on network TV for two music-themed shows that tell their story through song from time to time. After all, on SMASH, there are a lot dramatically justified reasons to break out into a song - or four. Plus, there's certainly a big enough audience out there to justify AMERICAN IDOL, THE VOICE, THE X FACTOR and AMERICA'S GOT TALENT - to name just the network reality competition shows focusing on performance-based entertainment - so why can't GLEE and SMASH happily co-exist on TV together? As SMASH shows, if there can be two Marilyns in a Marilyn Monroe musical, then anything is possible. The possibilities are as vast and numerous as the possible subjects for a new Broadway musical - endless. Endless, too, is the enjoyment and entertainment value SMASH potentially can provide for many more seasons to come. All that is needed, wanted and so desperately desired is an audience - so, let SMASH be your star.

NBC has announced that last spring's hit vocal competition series THE VOICE will be returning even louder with an hour-long season debut following Super Bowl XLVI on Sunday, February 5 (10-11 p.m. ET, time approximate) and then resumes in its regular day and time on Monday, February 6 (8-10 p.m. ET).

According to Broadway vet Tony Vincent's official Facebook page, he's slated to appear on NBC's singing competition THE VOICE for its second season, which debuts this Sunday.

One of the foremost male pop stars of the last twenty years is undeniably 'Livin' La Vida Loca' crooner Ricky Martin, so his deigning of appearing on next week's GLEE as a new Spanish teacher, David Martinez, is a cause celebre for fans of the Latin superstar, GLEE, or, even, for those who follow the artists whom he covers on the episode - LMFAO's 'Sexy And I Know It' and, the Queen of Pop herself, Madonna. Recalling the golden days of television when hit parade variety shows would cover top chart hits when they were fresh and new, Ricky Martin tackling Madonna two days after the Super Bowl - with, supposedly, a LMFAO cameo occurring during her highly anticipated performance on Sunday - and taking on one of the year's biggest songs so far, 'Sexy And I Know It', is pop culture must-see TV if there ever were any. Ricky Martin and Madonna are undeniably two of the most theatrical pop culture mainstays of the last few decades and their collective media super-blitz thanks to Martin's GLEE appearance and Madonna's Super Bowl performance is encapsulated perfectly in Martin's essaying of Madonna's classic caliente pop hit, 'La Isla Bonita'. Both Martin and Madonna can certainly command a stage - and an audience of thousands; or, even, millions, as they shall both prove yet again on Sunday and Tuesday, respectively - so, let's take a look at what we can look forward to from these two entertainment icons as we enter one of the most celebratory weekends of the year. First down!

Three premier advertisers have signed on as official sponsors of season two of THE VOICE, NBC's hit singing competition premiering February 5 after the Super Bowl. Kia Motors, Sprint and Starbucks Coffee Company will appear throughout the season in a series of on-air integrations, branding opportunities and extensive digital programs. All three sponsors will appear in THE VOICE's post Super Bowl episode.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, rappers Drake and Outasight are set to perform on NBC Sports Network's broadcast of the 2012 NHL All-Star Game on Sunday January 29th. Joining them will be the winner of NBC's 'The Voice', Javier Colon.

VH1 will give viewers a chance to relive all the excitement of the screaming fans, unforgettable moments and music-loving Times Square takeover that was mandatory daily viewing for so many with VH1 Rock Docs Presents: 'The TRL Decade,' premiering January 29 at 9:30PM ET/PT.

NBC has just released the first sneak peek of Season Two of its hit singing competition THE VOICE. In the clip, a contestant gives her unique version of Trey Songz single 'Say Aah'. The series will debut its second season immediately after the Super Bowl on February 5th.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, rappers Drake and Outasight are set to perform on NBC Sports Network's broadcast of the 2012 NHL All-Star Game on Sunday January 29th. Joining them will be the winner of NBC's 'The Voice', Javier Colon.

The Final Countdown is a musical journey that takes the audience on a ride through 6 decades of fashion, radio, music and above all “Rock ‘n Roll.'

Universal Republic Records and The Recording Academy's GRAMMY Recordings have partnered to release the 2012 GRAMMY Nominees album and give a music and GRAMMY fan an opportunity to attend the 55th Annual GRAMMY Awards in 2013.

According to published reports music egend Etta James, who was best known for singing 'At Last,' passed away. She was 73 years old.