The Voice coach Snoop Dogg is confident he has discovered a true superstar with finalist Ralph Edwards. “My advice to Ralph was just seize the moment, do what you do best,” Snoop, 54, exclusively shared with Us Weekly while attending The Voice season 28 live show red carpet on Monday,

As "The Voice" prepares to enter into its finale, next week's playoffs will see Snoop Dogg brought to tears by his team member Ralph Edwards' emotional rendition of Donny Hathaway's "A Song for You." In an exclusive video shared with TheWrap of Monday's final installment of the playoffs,

Season 28 of 'The Voice' is winding down, as each coach has now selected their sole finalist for the live finale.

Snoop Dogg will headline the Lions-Vikings halftime show Dec. 25 on Netflix, performing "Snoop's Holiday Halftime Party" with special guests and holiday entertainment.

Aiden Ross from Team Niall gets crowned as the winner of The Voice season 28 in the grand finale featuring star studded performances by guests and finalists

Looking at the NFL schedule for Christmas Day, the Lions play at 4:30 p.m. ET/PT. Before that, the Cowboys face the Commanders at 1:00 p.m. ET/PT. And to end the day, the Broncos versus the Chiefs at 8:15 p.m. ET/PT. Not wanting to miss a single moment, all fans have to do is subscribe to Netflix to catch Snoop Dogg’s halftime show.

“The Voice” has revealed the last two acts rounding out the top six for its Season 28 finale. On Monday night, host Carson Daly announced the two contestants that received the most votes from viewers to advance to the finale: Teen sensation Max Chambers and the country-pop trio DEK of Hearts.

The Mic Drop picks were: Aaron Nichols (Team Reba), DEK of Hearts (Team Niall), Yoshihanaa (Team Snoop), and Max Chambers (Team Bublé). The singer who received the most votes from America to win the Mic Drop was: DEK of Hearts.

Is Snoop Dogg's role on The Voice on the line? NBC recently canceled his New Year's Eve special out of the blue and blamed in on scheduling conflicts, but a source claimed that was just an excuse they gave to the public. Instead, sources alleged the axing ...

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