The Voice’s Amber Carrington on ‘Stay,’ ‘Crazy,’ Forgotten Lyrics — ‘I’m Glad I Didn’t Play It Safe’ – Amber Carrington recognizes that her decision to dabble in a variety of genres may have hurt her chances at winning Season 4 of The Voice. Nevertheless, she has no regrets. “Team Adam was all about taking risks and making a mark on the world,” says the eventual Top 5 finisher. “Every single song that I did was a new challenge for me, and I’m glad I didn’t play it safe.” – Read more at TV Line
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Scotty McCreery Performs At Sadie Robertson’s Sweet 16 Birthday Party – Platinum-selling singer/songwriter Scotty McCreery took a break from his first headlining tour to perform at the Sweet 16 birthday party for Sadie Robertson of Duck Dynasty fame. After the party, Sadie tweeted, “This boy made my birthday the best day of my life! So thankful that he came down for my party!” – Read more at Country Music Rocks
American idol beauty Shubha Vedula could make an explosive Bollywood debut – “I would love to (go to Bollywood) if the opportunity came,” Shubha said in an interview, weeks after she lost out in the last 20 of the prestigious American Idol competition, where her singing was watched by millions of people in the country. Shubha, who says she is ready to go to India if an opportunity came, lost out following her performance of Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way” in the last 20 round. – Read more at Parda Pash
Demi Lovato’s ‘Made In The USA’ Celebrates ‘How Far We’ve Come’ – Demi Lovato is proud to be an American. To prove it, she’s picked the Fourth of July to release her patriotic Demi single, “Made In the USA.” Well, it’s no coincidence that it’s being released before Fourth of July,” she said on “Good Morning America” on Friday (June 28). “I just, I’m proud [and] I know it sounds really cheesy, but I’m proud to be an American. And I’m really proud of my country and how far we’ve come.” – Read more at MTV
Big Brother Exclusive: Take a Look at the New Have-Not Room – This year’s Big Brother contestants are in for an uncomfortable surprise when they see that their Have-Not room is modeled after one of the worst places to try to get a good night’s sleep: an airplane. “When thinking about one of the most universally uncomfortable places to fall asleep, our frustrations flying coach on a commercial jet came to mind,” executive producer Allison Grodner told TVGuide.com. “Just the idea of trying to sleep a week in seats that barely recline should be bad enough but you never know there could be some turbulence ahead.” – See the photos at TV Guide
