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On last night's episode of NBC's THE SING-OFF, Afro-Blue became the most recent group to be eliminated from the competition. On the show, the a cappella singing groups were challenged to sing a mash up of two songs which were related lyrically, as well as a song chosen by the judges.

On last night's episode of THE SING-OFF on NBC, the remaining five groups performed one contemporary and one classic R & B song. Vocal Point chose to sing Bobby Brown's 'Every Little Step' for their first number and the Temptations, 'Ain't Too Proud to Beg' for their second performance. Despite positive feedback from the judges, the group was the latest contender to be eliminated from the singing competition.

On last night's episode of THE SING-OFF on NBC, the singing group Delilah was eliminated from the competition. The all-female group found themselves in the bottom two along with contestants 'Afro-Blue'. On last night's show, the remaining groups were challenged to sing one rock song and one country number. Delilah chose to perform Aerosmith's 'Dream On' for their rock song and The Band Perry's 'If I Die Young' for their country selection.

The University of Rochester YellowJackets were the most recent group to be eliminated on the NBC singing competition THE SING OFF. The group performed a medley of Billy Joel songs on last night's episode, which included 'River of Dreams', 'She's Always a Woman' and 'Uptown Girl'.

On last night's episode of NBC's THE SING-OFF, Vocal Point sang a beautiful version of 'I'll Be Missing You', while The Dartmouth Aires gave an impressive performance of three Queen hits. NBC has announced that on next week's episode of the singing competition, the groups will be 'Rocking Out and Goin' Country', as each of the remaining six groups performs a rock classic and a country hit to determine who will be leaving the competition.

On Monday's upcoming Halloween episode of NBC's THE SING OFF, the seven remaining groups celebrate the Day of the Dead with a big opening production number. Included in the Halloween medley are 'This is Halloween', 'Werewolves in London', and 'Ghostbusters'.

On last night's THE SING OFF, The Collective, a group of independent artists from Nashville, Tennessee were eliminated from the NBC a cappella competition after landing in the bottom two alongside the University of Rochester YellowJackets following this week's hip-hop performances

In the upcoming Week 6 of competition on NBC's THE SING-OFF, the remaining contestants take on hip-hop music. Singer Sam Tsui takes you behind the scenes as the top eight groups prepare their hip-hop hits. THE SING-OFF airs on Monday nights at 8:00/7c on the NBC network.

Week 6 of NBC's THE SING-OFF promises to be a very emotional one for some of the contestants. The episode airs next Monday, October 24, 8/7 CT.

It's down to the top ten on NBC's THE SING OFF and next Monday, not one but two groups will be going home. Who will survive? Watch THE SING OFF on Monday, October 17,2011 at 8/7 C to find out.

On Monday, November 8th, the VH1 Save The Music Foundation honored Julie Andrews along with Grammy® Award Winners John Legend, John Mayer and The ASCAP Foundation. Paul Williams, legendary songwriter and President of The ASCAP Foundation, accepted on behalf of The Foundation. Additionally, Natasha Bedingfield, a member of the VH1 Save The Music Alumni Ambassador Group, performed and the program for the evening, presented by LG Mobile Phones celebrated music as a universal language that shapes our life stories with a special tribute to the 45th Anniversary of Rodgers & Hammerstein's The Sound of Music by Kristin Chenoweth. The festivities were hosted by Broadway veteran and 30 Rock star Cheyenne Jackson. In the video below, Andrews answers some questions about her legendary appearance in The Sound of Music.

On Monday, November 8th, the VH1 Save The Music Foundation honored Julie Andrews along with Grammy® Award Winners John Legend, John Mayer and The ASCAP Foundation. Paul Williams, legendary songwriter and President of The ASCAP Foundation, accepted on behalf of The Foundation. Additionally, Natasha Bedingfield, a member of the VH1 Save The Music Alumni Ambassador Group, performed and the program for the evening, presented by LG Mobile Phones celebrated music as a universal language that shapes our life stories with a special tribute to the 45th Anniversary of Rodgers & Hammerstein's The Sound of Music by Kristin Chenoweth. The festivities were hosted by Broadway veteran and 30 Rock star Cheyenne Jackson. Click below for some clips from the evening's read carpet, courtesy of Dana Saltzman.

Operation Smile, a worldwide children's medical charity, honored Harrison Ford, John Stamos and Susan Casden at its 9th Annual Smile Gala on September 24, 2010, at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. Access Hollywood host Billy Bush served as Master of Ceremonies and Jenna Ushkowitz and Kevin McHale of GLEE performed. BroadwayWorld reporter Audra Stafford was on hand for the event and takes you inside below!

A reality musical series executive produced by feature film and theatre producer Marc Platt who also serves as creative consultant (Honey, Legally Blonde, Nine, Broadway Musical Wicked), the show is the first of its kind to be scored with music performed by cast members in-scene. Each episode of Taking The Stage will feature songs and dance routines written and choreographed by the cast.