UO a cappella group makes “Sing Off” round 3
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UO a cappella group makes “Sing Off” round 3
PORTLAND — The University of Oregon a cappella group “On the Rocks” has made it one step closer to the prize money in NBC’s ‘Sing Off.’ The TV program pits singing groups against one another in a battle of voices. Then, celebrity judges critique the singers and choose who should advance to the next round. Wednesday night, “On the Rocks” made it to the third round. “There’s no lip-synching …
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Road Trip! Is American Idol Headed to Sin City?
American Idol producers are mulling more changes to the new season, including taking the contestants on a road trip to Las Vegas and airing behind-the-scenes footage from the top 12 house. According to The Hollywood Reporter , sources say should the contestants head to Sin City, Idol will “integrate” Cirque du Soleil’s Beatles-inspired show Love into an episode. Exclusive: Nigel Lythgoe reveals …
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For gays, new songs of survival
At first listen, “We R Who We R,” the recent single from pop singer KeSha, sounds like just another entry in her glitter-caked catalog of dance hits.
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