Danielle Wins! (‘Voice’ Recap)
Danielle Bradbery wins Season 4 of "The Voice"; Bruno, Christina and Hunter perform...
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It sure is fun to ride a big wheel; any 5-year-old can tell you that. But when a grownup tries to do it? Well ...
Country singer Danielle Bradbery, 16, won Season 4 of 'The Voice' tonight (June 18), making it the third season in a row that country singer Blake Shelton was the winning coach. It was a threepeat and the second season in a row that a female contestant has won.
We probably imagine what it would be like to one day win the lottery, whether it's a scratch off or the big prize drawings like Lotto or Powerball. But do you ever imagine what it would be like to win it twice in the same day?
Tigers eliminated from the College World Series in two games
John Mayer has a new song out called 'Paper Doll' that may be a response to Taylor Swift's break-up song about him called 'Dear John.' And while John doing a song about Taylor who did a song about him is all very meta, even more confusing is the fact that Mayer teamed up with Prancercise creator Joanna Rohrback to demonstrate how to properly "romancercise" to the new song.
We have stared into the abyss. And it has stared back.
Raise your hand if you love summer. We're assuming there was just a collective "aww yeah!" among you, because seriously-- who doesn't enjoy lemonade and Slip N' Slides and hanging your head out the window? But we can't forget the tastiest way to celebrate the season-- ice cream. And lots of it.
I've met a few women in my lifetime who have gone to great lengths to remind me what women can do that men cannot.
After recently moving out of the home she shared with Ozzy Osbourne, wife Sharon is back. This, of course, following a series of events in which he was abusing drugs and alcohol to the point where she threatened to stick her foot up his ass if he didn't straighten up and fly right.
Looks like he didn't consider it an idle threat.
Steve Gleason made national headlines yesterday for two reasons. One, he wrote a 4,500 word column for Sports Illustrated, detailing his battle with ALS. And two, because three Atlanta radio hosts made a segment belittling and mocking Gleason, as well as his incurable disease. The latter moved the needle more than the former, but Gleason has responded to the incident, in the only way you'd expect him to...with class.
If you ask me, if there's anything that young people should be studying, nowadays, it's Computer Science.
Cajun comedian Dave Petitjean has died, he was 85.