The Voice

Kicking off the first new performance of the night on 'The Voice' was Nicholas David, the own-home family man who has made it no secret that he's doing this for the benefit of his family. It's something fans and viewers alike have come to respect and seem to love, because he certainly didn't get to the Top Three without the love of the fans.

From last year's platinum holiday album to his annual appearances on Christmas-themed shows, including his own 2012 holiday special, Michael Buble might be second only to Santa these days when it comes to figures associated with Christmas. The Canadian star stopped by 'The Voice' and, in keeping with the show's format, performed a cover, remaking the classic 'Christmas (Baby, Please Come Home).' R

The clear frontrunner of 'The Voice' is none other than Cassadee Pope, former lead singer of the pop-punk band Hey Monday. She was discovered by Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz, and her band found moderate to semi-high amounts of fame, so the girl from Florida has quite the backing, if you catch our drift.

After tonight’s installment of ‘The Voice’ (Dec. 4), only four contestants remain. Tonight’s episode brought a few surprises as it solidified the remaining competitors, including performances by pop icons such as Ne-Yo and Matchbox Twenty.

'The Voice' has been narrowed down to just six competitors, and coach Christina Aguilera has been "eliminated." No, don't you worry your pretty little heads, Aguilera herself is still sitting pretty -- albeit, with a really bad wig on tonight -- in her red chair, she just doesn't have any team members competing on the show anymore!

The 18-year-old from Queens Trevin Hunte was about to sing his first song of the night on 'The Voice,' and we were really apprehensive, because we were preparing ourselves for yet another ballad. But leave it to Cee Lo Green, sick and all, to throw us for a loop!

Fan favorite Cassadee Pope performed second tonight on 'The Voice,' and was given a country song to sing for her first performance, by her mentor Blake Shelton. 'Stand' by Rascal Flatts was the song of choice, simply because when she performed with the band on the show last, he thought she did a great job...

On tonight’s installment of ‘The Voice’ (Nov. 26), 17-year-old Melanie Martinez delivered a charming and emotional performance of ‘Too Close’ by Alex Clare. As the show’s youngest contestant, she can’t quite believe that she’s still standing, but she has certainly proven that she’s a force to be reckoned with.

Who doesn’t adore Trevin Hunte? Is there anything he can’t do? These are just some of the thoughts inspired by his stunning rendition of Whitney Houston’s ‘Greatest Love of All’ on ‘The Voice’ tonight (Nov. 26).

It's time for the last of Cee Lo's three musketeers to take the stage on 'The Voice' tonight. Nicholas David, who was the first person saved last week, will no doubt enthrall us with another inspiring performance.

Everyone's favorite boy Dez Duron is up next on 'The Voice,' and despite our best efforts to focus on his vocal abilities, we just ... look how pretty he is! Swoon. Okay but for real.

Terry McDermott got off to a great start on 'The Voice;' with his rocker ways and great voice, he was a shoe in for the competition. But then he stalled and almost went home last week, so it's a good thing he's changing his tune -- literally -- this week of the show.

Team Cee Lo’s Cody Belew channeled Freddie Mercury during his top 8 performance on ‘The Voice’ tonight (Nov. 26) with a powerful rendition of Queen’s ‘Somebody to Love.’

Cassadee Pope has been described as a “pop rocker with a sensitive side.” However, on ‘The Voice’ tonight (Nov. 19), she showcased her country heart by performing ‘Over You’ – a song co-written by her coach Blake Shelton and his wife, Miranda Lambert.

Nicholas David inspired laughter and tears on ‘The Voice’ tonight (Nov. 19) with his moving rendition of the Bill Withers classic, ‘Lean On Me.’

It still boggles our mind that Team Adam member Amanda Brown was only a background singer before landing on 'The Voice.' Pipes like hers deserve to be heard, ya'll!