Stevie Nicks congratulates Ndlovu Youth Choir from ‘America’s Got Talent’ – Stevie Nicks was so touched by a youth choir that appeared on America’s Got Talent this week that she felt the need to let them know. The two-time Rock & Roll Hall of Famer posted a note to the Ndlovu Youth Choir on Instagram; the group appeared on the All-Stars edition of the NBC talent show and performed the original song “We Will Rise.” “I just wanted to congratulate you on your brilliant and moving performance last night on America’s Got Talent,” Stevie wrote. “It made me feel like maybe – someday with your help – the whole world will rise again. You Are The World!” – Read more at 106.7
The Voice winner Bryce Leatherwood unboxes his trophy – “Thank you to everyone who voted and helped me chase this dream of mine. This trophy signifies America’s love for what I do and this one’s for you. God Bless the USA”
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Morgan Myles shooting music video at the Ryman – The Voice alum writes on Instagram alongside a photo that strongly hints The Ryman, the winter home of the Grand Ole Opry: “Take a wild guess of where I’m shooting my music video tomorrow…”
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AMERICAN IDOL Winner Nick Fradiani Talks Making His Broadway Debut in A BEAUTIFUL NOISE – If you told me I’d be in a musical seven years ago I would have never ever believed you. I had no background in it, no understanding of it, and I feel like I’ve kind of been thrown into this crash course since 2019 when I did my first musical, which was A Bronx Tale, I did the national tour. I had an incredibly enjoyable experience with that. I fell in love with the role I was playing, and I met my girlfriend on that tour, and she’s been in musical theatre her whole life, she’s currently in Moulin Rouge! The Musical. We got stuck in quarantine together, and I just started inundating myself with musicals, and I got kind of got obsessed with it. – Read more at BroadwayWorld.com
Nick Jonas Says Working with Kelly Clarkson on New Popcorn Flavor Was a ‘Dream’ – “Kelly became familiar with the popcorn when she came to one of our shows and her friend apparently was obsessed with it,” says the youngest in the musical trio. From there, the pair worked through the trial and error of creating Kelly’s Classic BBQ with ease. “It was a really natural fit. Anytime you get to collaborate with a friend, it’s always a dream,” says Nick. “The thing that’s wonderful about Kelly is that she’s got such great energy and back in my time working for The Voice, I just saw how comfortable she was with people and how comfortable she made people feel. And that’s such an incredible quality, especially for someone who’s been working in this industry and all that as long as she has, to still be so warm and welcoming.” – Read more at People
“So You Think You Can Dance” Winner Alexis Warr Goes From Student to Star – Even though she grew up dreaming about making it onto “So You Think You Can Dance,” Alexis Warr was hesitant to put herself out there when she became eligible to audition in 2018. “I actually filled out the application, but I didn’t submit it because fear and insecurity crept into my brain,” recalls Warr, who started ballet and jazz at the age of 7. At 13, the Utah native added ballroom to her training, discovering along the way that dance could be a respite from personal struggles, and even a source of strength. Warr eventually won Season 17 of “SYTYCD,” and has since moved to Los Angeles, where she appeared as a troupe member on Season 31 of “Dancing with the Stars.” “I’m still processing everything that’s happened and really enjoying the moment. But I’m constantly looking for more ways to improve myself and my dancing, and I can’t wait to see what the future has in store.” – Read more at Dance Magazine
