How to Watch ‘The Voice’ Season 22 Live on TV & Online

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The Voice is back for its 22nd season, which premiered Sept. 19 with Camila Cabello joining the coaching panel. 

Cabello will join previous A-list coaches Blake Shelton, Gwen Stefani and John Legend as they turn their chairs for aspiring stars with the goal to coach them throughout the season.

See below for everything you need to know to watch The Voice both on TV and online.

The Voice: Premiere Date, Time, Channel

The Voice airs Mondays and Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET/PT on NBC and will stream on Peacock.  

How to Watch The Voice Online Free

For those without cable, you can watch The Voice online via NBC.com with a cable provider login. The NBC app is also available on smartphone devices, Amazon Fire, Apple TV, Roku and more.

Additionally, purchasing a digital TV antenna on Amazon here will give you access to basic cable channels, including NBC, without a monthly bill.

The Voice is also available to watch on NBC’s streaming platform, Peacock, which you can sign up for here or click buy button below. While Peacock offers a free tier with no subscription required, the free tier will only get you a limited amount of content. Watch The Voice via Peacock Premium, which starts at $4.99/month or $49.99 for an annual subscription. 

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While Peacock offers a free option with no subscription required, the free tier will only get you a limited amount of content. Besides The Voice, you can also watch Peacock Originals such as Vampire Academy, A Friend of the Family, The Resort, LoveIsland USA, One of Us is Lying, Angelyne, Bel-Air, Dr. Death, The End if Nye, Last Light, Vigil, Saved by the Bell, We Are Lady Parts, Girls5Eva, Rutherford Falls and Days of Our Lives. You can also find a ton of movies on Peacock including Beast, Jurassic: World Dominion, Minions: Rise of Gru and Halloween Ends.

Signing up for free trials of fuboTV and Direct TV Stream will give you access to NBC as well, and SlingTV is offering half off monthly subscriptions, to let watch The Voice live on TV or stream from your laptop, tablet or phone.  

You can watch a live stream of NBC (live in most markets) plus dozens of other TV channels via Hulu + Live TV, which costs $69.99 a month. Hulu + Live TV includes over 75 channels and unlimited DVR, plus you’ll get access to Disney+ and ESPN+.

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Fall Fashion: The 12 Best Sales on Women’s Sweaters & Cardigans

Sweater weather! The fall equinox arrived last month, which means it’s time to stock up on fall essentials.

No matter what your weather looks like, there’s no harm in shopping for seasonal must-haves, and we’re here to help make the search easier and more affordable. Below, find a list of a dozen of the best sales on women’s sweaters and cardigans starting at just $20.

For more fall essentials, read our roundups of cozy UGG boots, puff coats and parkas.

Amazon

Buy: Dokotoo Women Winter Fall Solid Turtleneck Balloon Sleeve Sweater $39.95

A chunky, cable knit sweater that will help you take on the cold weather in style. This balloon sleeve sweater comes in dozens of different colors including red, orange, white, black, green and brown, and in different prints.

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QED Landon Cropped Cardigan

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Want a short but chunky sweater? This knit sweater is available in sizes 4-12, and it’s selling out fast at ASOS. Save up to 50% off cozy wear items at ASOS, including sweaters, dresses, jackets, jeans, purses, shoes and more.

Anthropologie

Pilcro Micro Fisherman Sweater

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This fisherman sweater from Anthropologie can be dressed up with a leather skirt like the photo above, or dressed down with a pair of jeans. Shop dresses, tops, jackets, pants, intimates, jeans, shorts, skirts, loungewear, activewear and tons of other items starting at $9.95 at Anthropologie.

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Naadam The Essential Cashmere Sweater

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It’s not on sale, but $75 is a great price for cashmere. Naadam’s $75 women’s cashmere sweater pairs perfectly with slacks or jeans and is available in dozens of colors, including white, black, smoke, olive, dark ginger, navy blue, peacock blue, and limited edition shades (sizes XXS-XXL). Find men’s sweaters here.

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Free People Milo Tunic Sweater

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Cuddle up this fall in the Milo Tunic from Free People. This cozy sweater (currently 40% off at Nordstrom) features a slouchy silhouette with ribbed trim. Love Free People? You might also like the Ottomon Slouchy Tunic ($168), which is available in 12 different colors (black, blue, pink, red, green, etc) and sizes ranging from XS-XL. Shop Free People sale items starting at $6.95 and enjoy free shipping at FreePeople.com.

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H&M Knit Sweater

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No sale needed! This H&M sweater is regularly priced at $19.99. The oversized sweater features a round neckline and drop neck and is available in four colors including pink, black, light beige and light gray. Starting your holiday shopping? Save up to 50% off H&M sale items starting at $4. Find additional H&M sweaters here.

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J. Crew Puff Sleeve Crew Neck Sweater

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J. Crew’s best-selling, puff sleeve crew comes in three different colors (lilac ivory, merlot ivory and apricot ivory) and sizes XXS-3X. Save on outwear, boots and more in men’s, women’s and kid’s sizes at J. Crew. Shop men’s and women’s sweaters starting at $44.50, men’s flannels from $39.50 and up, women’s boots starting at $98, save an extra 20% off with J. Crew card purchases, and 50% off select items with code: SHOFALL.

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J. Crew Cable-Knit Stretch Wool Cardigan Sweater

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Another J. Crew sweater design that’s popular with shoppers, this button-up cardigan is a best-seller on the brand’s website. The cable knit sweater is available in sizes medium to XX-large.

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Nasty Gal Wine and Dine V Open Back Knit Sweater

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Business in the front, party in the back! If you feel like showing a little skin, this backless sweater is on no longer on sale for $8 at Nasty Gal, but it’s regularly priced at just $20 (the sweater comes in four colors including tan, green, light blue and brown). Save up to 60% off select items during the Nasty Gal’s fall equinox sale.

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Scotch & Soda Fair Isle Knitted Cable Pullover Sweater

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The Scotch & Soda Fair Isle Knitted Cable Sweater is almost out of stock at Shopbop (if it sells out, the Z Supply Solange Plaid Sweater and these stylish sweaters are alternative options). This printed, crew neck sweater is made of mid-weight, ribbed knit and features ribbed edges with a snug but somewhat slouchy silhouette. Shopbop’s annual Fall Style Event ended already, but shoppers can save upwards of 40% on sale items. See more details here.

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Animal Print Colorblock Oversized Sweater

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The year of the tiger gives you a great excuse to rock animal print! Channel your style in this oversized zebra print sweater available in blue and khaki (sizes small, medium and large). Click here for more sweaters starting at $7.

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ASOS Wrap Sweater

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Get wrapped up in this $16 sweater! The orange, wrap sweater pictured above is nearly sold out (sizes 2,4 and 6 are still available) but you can find similar tie sweaters at ASOS in green ($24) and oatmeal ($21).

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Disgraced Fyre Festival Founder Billy McFarland Is Back With a New Post-Prison Venture

Billy McFarland, convicted felon and founder of the infamous 2017 Fyre Festival, is back with a new venture.

In a video released Monday (Oct. 24) to TikTok and YouTube Shorts, the disgraced entrepreneur — who was released from prison in March after serving four years behind bars — notes he’s “working on something new” that’s “a little crazier but a whole lot bigger than anything I’ve ever tried before.” He then flips a whiteboard to reveal a treasure map taped to the other side and says he’ll reveal the full scope of his plans in November. “This time, everybody’s invited,” he adds, before ripping the treasure map from the whiteboard to reveal a phone number.

Calling the number from a cell phone causes a text message reading “Welcome to the Treasure Hunt” to be automatically delivered to the number of the person calling, along with a link to an online form. After adding contact info to the form, a second text comes through that links to a cryptic 12-second YouTube video titled “RLTH Clue #1,” featuring underwater imagery of sharks, a glass bottle with a cork and what appears to be a tropical island. The video has since been removed from TikTok, though it remains available to watch on YouTube Shorts.

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No additional information on the venture is known at this time, and representatives for McFarland declined to comment further.

In 2018, McFarland was sentenced to six years in prison after he admitted to defrauding investors in the Fyre Festival, which promised ticket holders a luxurious music event on Exuma island in the Bahamas with performances from acts including Pusha T, Blink-182, Major Lazer, Migos, Lil Yachty and Disclosure. But when attendees arrived on the island, they discovered the event was a sham. In addition to the Fyre Festival fraud, McFarland also pleaded guilty to charges in a subsequent ticket-selling scam.

McFarland lobbied for compassionate release in 2020 early in the coronavirus pandemic, claiming he was “totally vulnerable” to COVID-19, but his request was denied (he later confirmed he had contracted the virus). Following his release from Milan Federal Correctional Institution in Milan, Michigan, his attorney Jason Russo confirmed to Billboard that he was moved to a halfway house in New York, with a release set for Aug. 30.

In addition to his prison sentence, McFarland was ordered to pay roughly $26 million in restitution for his crimes. In May, Russo told Billboard that McFarland was focused on finding “the best way to generate income to pay this restitution back and make amends,” adding, “Any new projects that he does become involved in will be done solely for the purpose of generating the restitution for paying back his victims.”

In addition to his criminal victims, McFarland also owes nearly $11 million to the creditors of Fyre Festival LLC as part of a default judgement won by the trustee of the festival, Gregory Messer. A separate $3.4 million judgement is owed to the state by the now defunct Fyre Media Inc.

Owing victims of a federal crime restitution money is one of the most onerous debts to have, says Curtis Briggs, a California criminal attorney. Briggs notes that the federal government’s reach into the financial system, coupled with rules that allow collection from retirement accounts and supersede state and federal bankruptcy protections, makes the feds a “super creditor” with the “most intrusive methods” available to it for collecting debt.

“Anything he legitimately declares as income” will be subject to collection by the government to repay his victims, says Briggs, who successfully defended one of two Oakland men prosecuted in the Ghost Ship fire and currently represents Black Lives Matter activist Tianna Arata.

Without any tangible assets to seize or a salary to garnish, collecting a judgement will likely mean scrutinizing McFarland’s annual tax return and monitoring his bank accounts. McFarland will be granted a modest court-monitored income and if he is operating a business, he will be allowed to write off certain expenses, but “his finances will be closely scrutinized by attorneys for the families of the victims” and FBI agents assigned to him, says Briggs.

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K-Pop Star Lee Chanhyuk Gets Head Buzzed While Singing New Single ‘Panorama’: Watch the Performance-Art Production

While K-pop performances are synonymous with coordinated choreography and flashy stage setups, singer-producer Lee Chanhyuk brought something entirely new — and shocking — to the live stage.

In support of his newly released album Error on Oct. 17, Chanhyuk took to the South Korean music television program Inkigayo to deliver one of the first performances of the LP’s lead single “Panorama.” But instead of bringing the synth-pop cut to life with a dramatic spotlight and onstage mirror like he did previously, the singer opened his performance sitting completely still in a chair and wouldn’t move until the cameras cut. With just the stand holding a microphone near his mouth, a barber wrapped a sedated Chanhyuk in a white sheet boasting the Error album title and began to buzz off his freshly bleached blonde hair as the star gave a pitch-perfect rendition of his new single.

Chanhyuk is one half of the beloved K-pop/folk duo AKMU with his younger sister Suhyun. The pair got their start on the Korean singing competition K-pop Star 2, before signing with YG Entertainment (the same label home as BLACKPINK and BIGBANG) in 2013 and becoming one of Korea’s most beloved and reliable chart-toppers. The primary producer and writer behind the team, Chanhyuk not only handles a majority of AKMU’s work but has lent his talents to write for K-pop legends like Lee Seungchul, Lee Hyori and IU.

Error marks the 26-year-old’s opportunity to share his unique musical style via listening and visual experiences.

The 11 tracks of Error are said to tell a story detailing someone’s reaction after being involved in an accident in the opening track “Eyewitness Account.” The story continues through song titles like “Siren,” “If I Can’t Go See You Right Now,” “Goodbye, Stay Well” (the album’s sole feature from K-pop soloist Chung Ha) and, ultimately, with “Funeral Hope.”

The accompanying music video for “Panorama” encapsulates the album’s story as Chanhyuk is seen on the brink of death after an accident and recalling his memories.

A theme throughout the album, and first shared on the “Eyewitness Account” track, is about a protagonist that’s fallen into a coma from an accident and can’t move. The record’s storyline likely plays into Chanhyuk’s head-shaving performance and why he chose not to speak during on-camera interviews for other shows like M Countdown.

Similar to how The Weeknd has embraced various characters, both physically and personality-wise, in his eras, Chanhyuk is taking his album persona seriously and creating all the more intrigue around his album. Written entirely by Chanhyuk, the throwback ’80s sounds throughout Error were already refreshing to the K-pop scene this year. Even as fans are holding debates around the promotional tactics, these slightly bizarre, excitingly artistic performances make the impressive LP all the more compelling.

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Christian McBride & Inside Straight Win Big at Inaugural Jazz Music Awards: Full List

Christian McBride & Inside Straight were the top winners at the inaugural Jazz Music Awards, which were held on Saturday, Oct. 22, at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre in Atlanta. McBride & Inside Straight received two of the eight competitive awards — best mainstream artist and best duo, group or big band. McBride, 50, an eight-time Grammy winner, was on the road in Europe and unable to attend the event.

The show, dubbed Celebrating the Spirit of Jazz, was co-hosted by Dee Dee Bridgewater and actor Delroy Lindo. Terri Lyne Carrington was the show’s musical director and co-executive producer.

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A mid-show medley of “songs of social justice” featured Dianne Reeves, Lizz Wright, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Jazzmeia Horn, and Ledisi. Reeves opened the segment with her 1994 composition, “Endangered Species,” which gained notice at last month’s Primetime Emmy Awards when Sheryl Lee Ralph sang it in her acceptance speech.

Vocalist Somi, one of two winners of the best vocal performance award (due to a tie), performed a Miriam Makeba tribute, “House of the Rising Sun.” 

A presentation of a lifetime achievement award to influential jazz saxophonist and composer Wayne Shorter included a medley of his songs and Shorter’s heartfelt video message.

The show closed with an affecting performance by Lizz Wright and Tia Fuller of “Georgia on My Mind.” 

Carrington’s All-Star Band played throughout the show. The group included pianist Orrin Evans, bassist James Genus, guitarist Mark Whitfield, tenor saxophonist Marcus Strickland, alto saxophonist Braxton Cook, trumpeter Milena Casado, keyboardist Ray Angry, drummer Nikki Glaspie, and DJ/percussionist Kassa Overall. 

Presenters included Reeves, Horn, Jean and Marcus Baylor of The Baylor Project, Brandee Younger, Ben Tankard, Orrin Evans, Ragan Whiteside, Tia Fuller, and Bob Baldwin.

Many in attendance were sobered by the more than 100 jazz greats listed in the In Memoriam tribute. All died between the latter part of December 2019 and October 2022.

The Jazz Music Awards is a nonprofit division of Jazz 91.9 WCLK at Clark Atlanta University, owner and licensee of WCLK. 

The second Annual Jazz Music Awards is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 21, 2023.

Here’s a complete list of nominees in the eight competitive categories:

Best Mainstream Artist
Joey DeFrancesco, More Music
Kenny Garrett, Sounds From The Ancestors
WINNER: Christian McBride & Inside Straight, Live at the Village Vanguard
Brandee Younger, Somewhere Different

Best Contemporary Artist
Brian Bromberg, A Little Driving Music
Ben Tankard, SHINE!
Lindsey Webster, “I Didn’t Mean It”
WINNER: Ragan Whiteside, “Off the Cuff”

Best Duo, Group, or Big Band
The Baylor Project, Generations
Jazzmeia Horn and Her Noble Force, Dear Love
WINNER: Christian McBride & Inside Straight, Live at the Village Vanguard
Count Basie Orchestra, Live at Birdland
(under the direction of Scotty Barnhart)
Kevin Eubanks and Orrin Evans, EEE (Eubanks-Evans-Experience)

Best New Jazz Artist (Contemporary or Mainstream)
Simon Moullier, Countdown
Julieta Engenio, Jump
Kazemde George, I Insist
WINNER: Samara Joy, Samara Joy

Best Vocal Performance
The Baylor Project, Generations
CO-WINNER: Somi Kakoma, Dreaming Zenzile
CO-WINNER: Stacey Kent, Songs From Other Places
Shawnn Monteiro, You Are There

Best Mainstream Album
The Baylor Project, Generations
CO-WINNER: Orrin Evans, The Magic of Now
CO-WINNER: Kenny Garrett, Sounds From the Ancestors
Brandee Younger, Somewhere Different

Best Contemporary Album
WINNER: Bob Baldwin, The Stay at Home Series, Volume 1
Brian Culbertson, The Trilogy Red
Sonny Emory, Soul Ascension
Gabriel Mark Hasselbach, Tongue & Groove

Song of the Year (Fan Vote)
WINNER: Norman Brown, “Back at Ya”
Brian Culbertson, “Feel the Love”
Justin-Lee Schultz, “Gruv Kid”
James “PJ” Spraggins, “Up From Here”

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Peyton Manning Won’t Be the First Football Player to Co-Host a Music Awards Show: These 4 Beat Him to It

When football great Peyton Manning takes the stage at the 56th CMA Awards on Nov. 9 to co-host with Luke Bryan, he’ll join a small but impressive group of professional athletes who have co-hosted music awards shows.

Four other pro athletes – also football stars – have co-hosted music awards shows. Four of the five served as co-hosts of country music awards shows, which suggests a strong overlap between country fans and football fans.

This connection is also seen in the number of country stars who have been tapped to sing the national anthem at the Super Bowl. The roster includes Charley Pride (1974), Garth Brooks (1993), Faith Hill (2000), The Chicks (2003, when they were still known as Dixie Chicks), Carrie Underwood (2010), Bryan (2017), Eric Church (2021, with Jazmine Sullivan) and Mickey Guyton (2022). Pride and Hill also sang “America the Beautiful” at the Super Bowl in 1974 and 2009, respectively. Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert sang that patriotic standard in 2012.

Country stars have also been tapped to sing the theme songs on weekly TV football programs. From 1989 to 2011, Hank Williams Jr. performed a version of his 1984 hit “All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight” (reworked as “All My Rowdy Friends Are Here on Monday Night”) as the opening theme to ABC’s Monday Night Football. The song was dropped in 2011, but reinstated in 2017, with a new version by Williams Jr., Florida Georgia Line and Jason Derulo.

Hill sang “Waiting All Day for Sunday Night,” the theme from NBC Sunday Night Football, from 2007-12, before passing the ball to Underwood in 2013.

Other country artists also have a strong connection to football. Kenny Chesney had a No. 1 hit on Hot Country Songs in 2010 with “The Boys of Fall,” with lyrics about playing high school football. Tim McGraw has acted in two films in which football is a central theme: Friday Night Lights and The Blind Side.

Here are the five professional athletes who have co-hosted music awards shows. They are listed in reverse chronological order by the date of the show.

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