Kelly Clarkson reveals she once POOPED in trash can midway through live performance in toilet disaster

KELLY Clarkson has revealed she once pooped in a trash can midway through a live performance at an arena.

The singer, 38, admitted her stomach was “wrecked up” from a meal she’d had and she ended up running backstage to “destroy” the trash can.

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Kelly Clarkson has admitted she once pooed in a trashcan midway through a concertCredit: YouTube/The Kelly Clarkson Show
The unfiltered musician recounted the wince-inducing tale while chatting to country music legend Clint Black on The Kelly Clarkson Show on Thursday.

During the chat, Clint discussed an upcoming episode of his own talk show Talking In Circles, in which Sarah Evans talked about peeing during a gig.

“How many of us haven’t peed on stage?” he asked.

Kelly – who earlier admitted that she puts people off by giving TMI [too much information] – jumped at the chance to share her own anecdote.

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The 38-year-old had to run backstage while performing at an areaCredit: Getty Images – Getty

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She said her stomach was ‘wrecked up’ from a meal she’d hadCredit: YouTube/The Kelly Clarkson Show

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The singer claimed she ‘destroyed’ the trash can, saying ‘it was bad’Credit: YouTube/The Kelly Clarkson Show
“Well, I’ll tell you right now, there was one time – it wasn’t pee, my friend,” the candid Voice judge said.

“I got some kind of wrecked up from some kind of food. We were in an arena – and I shouldn’t tell this story, but like I said, my man, I don’t have a filter.

“I had to run backstage to my quick-change. I grabbed this poor trash can, and boy, I destroyed it.It was bad. It was bad, Clint!

“And we might have to edit this out, but I’m just saying, it happens. What are you supposed to do?”

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It’s not the first time Kelly has opened up about an embarrassing experienceCredit: Getty Images – Getty

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She once kicked down a door while babysitting her ex’s kidsCredit: The Kelly Clarkson Show
With a deadpan expression on his face, Clint closed his eyes and clenched his fist, telling Kelly: “I’m just trying to visualize – hang on.”

This isn’t the first time Kelly has opened up about her personal life on her talk show, from recalling embarrassing injuries to past meltdowns.

Back in December, the American Idol alum admitted she’d hurt her knee after “running in heels” and turning a corner.

A month earlier, the star recounted the time she kicked down a door while babysitting her ex’s children because she was “freaking out”.

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She filed for divorce from husband Brandon Blackstock last yearCredit: Getty
She also once “blacked out” while on pain meds from dental surgery and bought “boxes and boxes of jewelry”.

The Breakaway hitmaker has been struggling in personal life, having filed for divorce from Brandon Blackstock after seven years of marriage last June, citing “irreconcilable differences.”

The two were embroiled in a nasty battle over custody of their two children – River Rose, six, and Remington, four – as well as spousal support.

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They have two young children togetherCredit: Getty
The Because Of You singer has described how “horrible” her divorce has been in interviews and on her show.

Sources claimed Kelly has been “sobbing uncontrollably” over their split and feels “so alone.”

An insider told OK! : “She’s not in the best place emotionally… One day, she just started crying uncontrollably. She felt so lost, so alone. That’s when she knew she’d hit rock bottom.”

She recently won primary custody of their two kids.

Brandon’s father, Narvel Blackstock, and his company, Starstruck Management, have claimed Kelly owe them $1.4 million from her earnings on The Voice.

The vocalist refuted the allegation, countering that Brandon and his father were a “fraudulent and subterfuge device” used to perform “illegal services” as managers and accused them of “defrauding her out of millions.”

Brandon denied Kelly’s claims in court documents filed in November, alleging that he doesn’t owe her anything.

Kelly Clarkson admits she once ‘blacked out’ on pain meds and bought ‘boxes and boxes of jewelry’ after dental surgery.

Kelly Clarkson slammed on AGT by ‘mad fans’ after she ‘teases’ Sofia Vergara’s accent as she fills in for Simon Cowell

KELLY Clarkson infuriated fans on America’s Got Talent after she poked fun of Sofia Vergara’s accent while filling in as a judge for Simon Cowell. 

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Kelly filled in for Simon Cowell as a judge on AGTCredit: NBC

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The Colombia native was teased for the way she pronounced “ukulele” Credit: NBC

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The comment happened after Taiwanese contestant Feng E rocked out on the instrument Credit: NBC

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Fans were furious Kelly mocked Sofia’s accent Credit: Twitter
The first live episode of the NBC competition took place Tuesday night and saw judges Kelly, 38, and Sofia – along with Howie Mandel and Heidi Klum – seated six-feet apart at an extended panel.

As the four superstar critics watched from the Warner Bros. backlot in Los Angeles, contestants either performed their acts virtually or around the famous set.

Taiwanese contestant Feng E rocked the quarterfinals with an electrifying mashup on the ukulele.

The 48-year-old Modern Family actress admitted she “hates” the instrument, but the 12-year-old’s performance of Linkin Park tunes impressed her.

“I could listen to you forever. It’s amazing what you can do with that instrument,” Sofia gushed before Howie asked “what instrument?”

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The 12-year-old performed virtually from Taiwan Credit: NBC

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Sofia ignored the comment after the American Idol alum said itCredit: NBC

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Kelly repeated the word with an emphasized accent after Sofia Credit: NBC
“The ukulele,” the Emmy nominee repeated before Kelly laughed and said the word with an accent.

Once it was the pop star’s turn to review Feng E’s playing, she once again said “ukulele” with an emphasized accent along with a laugh – before admitting she “loves” Sofia.

Despite her costars mocking her voice, the Colombia native ignored the comments and maintained a serious expression on her face.

However, viewers of the show were not so quick to brush it off – as many called out the Stronger songstress for the move.

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All four judges praised the contestant’s impressive act Credit: NBC
One angry watcher warned: “Dear Kelly, please don’t do this again. Sign, A mad fan.”

“Okay so idk why this is on my TV… But is anyone else watching #AGT and see Howie + Kelly tease Sophia around her accent,” another asked.

A Twitter user fired off: “I’ve said this before but I can’t stand Kelly Clarkson.”

While one person noticed a shift in mood after the comment was made: “Is it just me or is Sophia being a little unwelcoming to Kelly?”

The recently-divorced Kelly Clarkson Show host announced yesterday she would judge the show this week after Simon’s intense fall on his electric bike Sunday.

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Simon will miss AGT after he broke his back during a terrifying bike accident Credit: Getty Images – Getty

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Simon and Kelly have become friends in the years since she won the first season of American IdolCredit: Getty Images – Getty
Days after the terrifying incident, Kelly shared on Instagram an “urgent memo” that revealed she would appear on the NBC competition in his place.

“My friend, Simon Cowell, is doing better now but was in an accident and won’t be able to make Tuesday and Wednesday’s live shows for AGT,” the statement read.

She continued: “But no worries, America, someone far wiser, cooler and hotter is taking his seat! The unbelievably amazing Kelly Clarkson.

“You’re welcome in advanced,” she joked with a tongues out emoji.

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The pop star announced on Monday she was taking over for the media mogulCredit: Instagram
On Sunday, the media mogul broke his silence following his Saturday scare and admitted he failed to read the instructions prior to hopping on the pricey two-wheeler.

“Some good advice…If you buy an electric trail bike, read the manual before you ride it for the first time,” he warned on Twitter.

The entertainment mogul then confirmed the injury: “I have broken part of my back. Thank you to everyone for your kind messages.

“And a massive thank you to all the nurses and doctors. Some of the nicest people I have ever met. Stay safe everyone.”

Simon Cowell is in ‘a lot of pain’ after breaking his back in shocking accident as pal reveals his girlfriend Lauren Silverman is ‘a mess’
 

The Voice fans slam ‘unqualified’ judges Blake, Kelly, Gwen and John for ‘not knowing’ Queen’s hit The Show Must Go On

FANS of The Voice slammed judges Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, Gwen Stefani and John Legend as “unqualified” for “not knowing” Queen’s hit The Show Must Go On.

After hopeful contestant James Mays performed the 1991 hit, the coaches all admitted that they weren’t familiar with the song.

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The coaches on The Voice were slammed for not knowing the hit Queen songCredit: NBC

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One fan said they should be ‘disqualified’Credit: @NayWrites
Following the performance, John, 41, asked James where the song was from and said he had never heard it.

Gwen, 51, added: “Me neither.”

A number of fans took to Twitter to slam the judges for not knowing the song.

One person tweeted: “How… how can you be judges on #TheVoice and not know that Queen song? @NBCTheVoice that’s like an automatic disqualification for the judges.”

Another fan of the NBC show wrote: “What kind of coach doesn’t know ‘the show must go on’ by Queen???? Shame on you guys.”

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Fans said that the judges should feel ‘shame’Credit: @MKarvelis

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Another person added ‘big big yikes’Credit: @realitytvplease

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Fans expressed their shock on TwitterCredit: @jaimers71
A following person stated: “Not one of the judges on the voice had ever heard The Show Must Go On by Queen.”

After one fan stated that she “flipped on” The Voice and saw the coaches didn’t know the song, the Twitter user added: “Big big yikes.”

Some fans expressed their confusion with the use of gifs, as one person shared a moving image of a girl that appeared shocked while writing: “Watching The Voice and these judges didn’t recognize ‘The Show Must Go On’ by Queen!?!”

“Wow, the judges on the voice can’t recognize an unbelievably great Queen song,” tweeted another fan.

One viewer said it was “insanity” that the coaches didn’t know the song, as another person asked: “How did these coaches not know that was a Queen song?!! Smh”

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Some fans used gifs to express their feelingsCredit: @_natalie_r_

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Twitter users made it clear they enjoy the Queen hitCredit: @zdonna362

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Others called the moment insaneCredit: @novemberme

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Others said they were ‘highly disappointed’ by the coachesCredit: @Chelly_Tay22
Another upset fan chimed in: “Highly disappointed that none of “The Voice” coaches knew that “The Show Must Go On” is a Queen song. Like…..what???????? WHAT???????”

One fan was particularly upset with Gwen, writing: “Gotta admit I’m kinda disappointed at Gwen not recognizing Queen’s ‘The Show Must Go On’. I was obsessed with Queen in 9th grade.”

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One fan was upset Gwen didn’t know the songCredit: Twitter
While James’ performance got the attention of Twitter users, none of the judges offered to have the aspiring performer join their team.

Despite being unfamiliar with the song, John, Gwen, Kelly and Blake praised James’ voice and suggested he pursue a career in musical theater.

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The judges did not allow the contestant to move forward on the showCredit: Trae Patton/NBC

The Voice’s Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton hint at ‘smoking weed like Bob Marley’ on premiere as breakup rumors swirl

The Voice fans slam Gwen Stefani as ‘mean’ for calling fiancé Blake Shelton ‘dumb’ while wearing ‘thirsty’ short shorts

THE Voice fans are outraged after Gwen Stefani called her fiancé Blake Shelton “dumb” as she “regularly” does when the couple bickers on the NBC reality show.

Following a night of intense battle rounds with each judges’ contestants vying to advance in the competition, the Hollaback Girl singer was slammed for both her comments and “thirsty” wardrobe.

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Gwen was slammed for her ‘thirsty’ short shortsCredit: NBC

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Gwen was criticized by viewers for calling her husband-to-be ‘dumb’Credit: Trae Patton/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty

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Gwen often gives Blake a hard time for his ‘lame’ jokesCredit: NBC
On Monday, Blake, 44, chose to put talented crooner Ian Flanigan with raspy rocker Aaron Scott for their version of Creedence’s Have You Ever Seen the Rain.

After both singers who are members of Team Blake were praised for their rendition of the classic track, the fellow coaches gave their input.

Kelly Clarkson, 38, told Ian that she was so captivated with his “incredible tone” and was “glued to him” in an “inappropriate way.”

The Stronger singer added she would even listen to the contestant sing You Are My Sunshine.

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Contestant Ian won the intense battle round against rocker Aaron Credit: NBC

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The judges were forced to pit their artists together during the battle roundsCredit: NBC
Sarcastically, Blake then quipped, “hold on, I’m writing that down,” as he pretends to note something with a fake pen.

Gwen then laughs at her husband-to-be and yells: “Wow, you are so dumb.”

Viewers have expressed their anger for the No Doubt front woman name-calling her man on many episodes they film together.

One person tweeted: “Hello Gwen you are great but every season you are on the show blake says something crazy you call him dumb it isnt nice to call anyone dumb.”

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Gwen called Blake’s comment ‘dumb’Credit: NBC

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The funny man of the show is often given a hard time for his jokesCredit: NBC
“Gwen saying “you’re so dumb” to Blake, your fiancé is dumb and unattractive and you do it ally he time,” a frustrated fan tweeted.

While another noted alongside a gif of a baby bathing in money: “B***h if I get a coin everytime gwen say you are so dumb to Blake.”

Some took issue with Gwen’s revealing outfit choice and said: The Voice is really good this season. I just hope somebody confiscates Gwen Stefani’s be-dazzler.

“Her fashion choices are ‘thirsty’ as the kids say,” the viewer added.

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While one more noted: “Gwen Stefani needs to add some more pants to her wardrobe.”

After months of rumors the pair battled relationship struggles in quarantine, the couple proved doubters wrong as Blake dropped to one knee earlier in October.

The pair revealed their happy news a week later, with Gwen announcing their engagement as she flashed her diamond ring while sharing a kiss with the country star.

She also added the caption: “Yes, please!”

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After years of dating, the couple got engaged in Oklahoma last month Credit: Instagram
Blake shared the same picture in his social media accounts and wrote: “Hey Gwen, thanks for saving my 2020… And the rest of my life.. I love you. I heard a YES!”

The God’s Country singer reportedly had a custom-designed a $500,000 ring for his future bride, and “Blake had asked permission from her dad before asking Gwen.”

Gwen has three sons –  Kingston, 14, Zuma, 14, and Apollo, six – that The Voice coach shares with ex-husband Gavin Rossdale.

While the CMA winner was previously married to fellow country star, Miranda Lambert

The Voice’s Gwen Stefani slams fiance Blake Shelton for having ‘bad pitch’ following surprise engagement announcement
 

Jeopardy! fans fuming as trivia game show experiences scheduling shake-up due to NFL game

Many Jeopardy! fans were left disappointed Monday evening due to an unexpected scheduling shakeup as the trivia gameshow was interrupted for a live NFL game

Jeopardy! fans were left fuming as many forced to miss episode due to football(Image: Disney)

Many Jeopardy! fans were left outraged as 30 ABC markets were not able to view the new season 42 trivia gameshow episode at its usual time due to Monday Night Football.

During the Monday, Sept. 15 episode of Jeopardy!, contestants Ryan Sharpe, a student from Oakville, Ontario, Canada, Kelsi Tyler, a nonprofit program director from Austin, Texas, and Paolo Pasco, a puzzle writer originally from San Diego, California, all took the stage to compete in the trivia competition.

While the trio had a riveting round of trivia, many viewers were unable to tune in for the game as the time slot was allocated to the NFL game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Houston Texans. While long-time host Ken Jennings has made it clear he is an avid football fan himself, many fans were left disappointed by the scheduling shakeup.

Taking to X, formerly Twitter, one viewer wrote, “Football?! Doesn’t ESPN have an actual channel for that?!”

NFL football interrupted Monday evening’s episode of Jeopardy for many viewers at home(Image: Getty Images)

And a second Jeopardy fan posted, “Goddamn football pre-empting #jeopardy.”

And another added, “I think there are many #Jeopardy viewers who want to scream SAY HELLO TO MY LITTLE FRIEND! at the #NFL.”

While someone else said, “#Jeopardy Monday NIGHT football at 7PM to preempt Jeopardy? Is there any clearer sign that the NFL is run by old guys when night starts this early?”

The account JeopardyBlindGuesser, a popular account that guesses the final clue to Jeopardy based solely on the category name, was also impacted by the scheduling changes, as they posted, “Jeopardy is preempted tonight by Monday Night Football on ABC. So no #Jeopardy tonight for us. Hopefully, we will be back tomorrow night.”

Jeopardy time slots can be changed at the discretion of local stations

Meanwhile, one thankful viewer posted, “#jeopardy so luckily the show hr is on wplg so Florida 7pm no longer an abc channel. Other states abc you won’t have the shows due to football.”

While Jeopardy won’t be interrupted every single Monday, the program is often interrupted for important live football games and other breaking news such as dangerous weather. Because Jeopardy is a syndicated program, the local stations that air the show can change its schedule at their own discretion, making it different for fans living in various states across the U.S.

For those that were able to tune in, Ryan emerged victorious during the round and finished with a staggering total of $19,600 after answering 21 questions correctly and only missing one. In second place was Paolo with $16,800 and finally in last place was Kelsi with a total score of $8,200.

‘Jeopardy!’ Fans Are All Saying This About Questions on the Show

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Jeopardy! fans are in agreement with one thing this season — the clues are getting noticeably harder. Fans have noticed this change has occurred over the past six years on the game show.

“Jeopardy! getting harder. I know people have mentioned this a couple of times. At least in my anecdotal experience, the new season is noticeably harder than baseline. Especially in 2019, 2019 games seem so easy compared to today’s,” a Reddit user posted.

Many fans agreed with the original poster. “Agreed. I am curious as to how they’re setting these difficulties, though. Like how are they finding that sweet spot between past regular seasons’ difficulty but definitely below TOC difficulty,” one fan said.

“Completely agree. The questions now are impossible, and it takes some of the fun out of watching,” another wrote.

“Def feels harder as I’m currently rewatching Ken [Jennings‘] og run on Hulu and I’m getting probably 80% right compared with the current season where I’m probably more at like 30% idk it could just be the symptoms of brain rot tho,” a third wrote.

“Haven’t been tracking it as systematically as I could, but AFAIK, my Coryat average has dropped by at least 5K since the reruns currently airing on Game Show Network (so, ca. 2022),” a Reddit user said.

“I haven’t noticed a consistent difference in clue difficulty, but I do find those occasional days where I can only answer a few of the double jeopardy questions. I don’t recall even thinking about that until the last couple of seasons,” another commented.

“Since they stopped the 5-day limit, they wanted to make it harder to keep the long streaks from happening. It hasn’t worked,” one last fan said.

However, there were many fans on the other side of the argument. “Harder? They’ve been dumbing it down for 10 years at least,” one fan said.

“It seemed to me that it got easier during Covid when it was all local players,” another wrote.

“…Not really?” said another.

Do you think the questions are getting harder? Let us know in the comments.

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29 Years Ago Today in CBS Debuts “Everybody Loves Raymond” Launching a Comedy Classic

Today marks the 29th anniversary of a milestone in television history: the premiere of the beloved sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond on CBS, which aired its first episode on September 13, 1996. The show, a cornerstone of 1990s and early 2000s television, became a cultural touchstone, delivering heartfelt humor and relatable family dynamics that resonated with millions of viewers. As we celebrate nearly three decades since its debut, the legacy of Everybody Loves Raymond continues to shine through syndication, streaming platforms, and the hearts of fans worldwide.

Created by Philip Rosenthal and inspired by the stand-up comedy and real-life experiences of star Ray Romano, Everybody Loves Raymond offered a fresh take on the domestic sitcom. The show centered on Ray Barone, a sportswriter living in Long Island, New York, navigating the comedic chaos of family life with his wife, Debra (Patricia Heaton), their three children, and his overbearing parents, Frank (Peter Boyle) and Marie (Doris Roberts), who live across the street.

Ray’s older brother, Robert (Brad Garrett), a police officer with a penchant for dry humor and sibling rivalry, rounded out the ensemble. The series’ premise—balancing work, marriage, and meddling family members—struck a universal chord, blending sharp wit with heartfelt moments.

When Everybody Loves Raymond premiered in 1996, it faced a competitive landscape, airing on CBS’s Friday night lineup. Initially, the show struggled to find its audience, but critical acclaim and word-of-mouth praise led to a timeslot shift to Monday nights, where it flourished.

Over its nine-season run, from 1996 to 2005, the series produced 210 episodes, earning 15 Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Comedy Series in 2003 and 2005. Standout performances by Doris Roberts and Brad Garrett earned them multiple Emmys, while Patricia Heaton and Peter Boyle also received widespread praise for their roles.

The show’s success stemmed from its grounded storytelling and universal themes. Unlike many sitcoms of the era, Everybody Loves Raymond avoided over-the-top gags, focusing instead on the mundane yet hilarious realities of family life—petty arguments, in-law tensions, and the small victories of parenthood.

Ray Romano’s everyman charm and the ensemble’s chemistry brought authenticity to the Barone family’s squabbles, making viewers feel as though they were eavesdropping on their own relatives.

Beyond its humor, the show tackled deeper issues, such as marital strain, aging parents, and sibling dynamics, with a light but poignant touch. Episodes like “The Angry Family” and “Marie’s Sculpture” remain fan favorites for their blend of comedy and emotional resonance. The series finale, aired on May 16, 2005, drew over 32 million viewers, a testament to its enduring appeal.

Today, Everybody Loves Raymond remains a staple in syndication and is available on streaming platforms like Peacock and Paramount+. Its influence is evident in modern family sitcoms, and its timeless humor continues to attract new generations. As we reflect on its debut 29 years ago, the Barone family’s chaotic, loving world reminds us why Everybody Loves Raymond is still everybody’s favorite.

‘Everybody Loves Raymond’ reunion of Ray Romano and Brad Garrett on the Emmys Sept. 14.

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The reunions at the 2025 Emmys kept coming.

After such team-ups as Parent Trap besties Lisa Ann Walter and Elaine Hendrix (on the red carpet), Gilmore Girls mother-daughter duo Lauren Graham and Alexis Bledel, and Kathy Bates and Alan Cumming from the 1999 Annie TV musical, Ray Romano and Brad Garrett from Everybody Loves Raymond came back together on stage.

The pair, who played brothers Ray (Romano) and Robert Barone (Garrett) on the nine-season-long sitcom, presented Best Comedy Series — an award the show won twice during its run.

“For Brad and I, it’s an honor to present for Best Comedy Series. We were lucky enough to be on a show that won this award 20 years ago this month,” Romano said. “It’s a long time ago.”

The Barone family of ‘Everybody Loves Raymond’.Robert Voets/CBS Photo Archive/Getty

“I thought I would’ve been back here sooner in some capacity,” Garrett said, joking, “I thought I would’ve worked more. Don’t think if you win tonight your life is gonna change!”

Garrett’s gag went full dark humor when he asked if he’d make the cut for the Emmys In Memoriam.

“If it’s a slow year, no doubt. No question,” Romano volleyed back.

In its history, Everybody Loves Raymond, created by Philip Rosenthal, received 15 Emmys and 69 total nominations, including for Romano, Garrett, and their colleagues Patricia Heaton, and Peter Boyle. The show first launched in 1996 and enjoyed nine seasons that culminated with a 2005 finale.

As recently as June, Romano and Heaton shot down any hopes anyone might have of seeing a series reboot one day.

“No, there won’t be a reboot,” Romano told New York Post while on the red carpet for a 30-year celebration of Everybody Loves Raymond at New York City’s Paley Museum.

Brad Garrett and Ray Romano on ‘Everybody Loves Raymond’.Gale M. Adler/ CBS

“The obvious [answer] is: Peter [Boyle] and Doris [Roberts] and one of the kids, they’re no longer with us,” Romano pointed out. “We’re all heartbroken. They’re a big part of the show, the dynamic.”

“To try to do it again without the cast members that we’ve lost would be a disservice to the show,” Heaton added.

Nominees for Best Comedy Series at the 2025 ceremony included Abbott Elementary, The Bear, Hacks, Nobody Wants This, Only Murders in the Building, Shrinking, The Studio, and What We Do in the Shadows.

“Terrible decision” — The Voice fans criticize Michael Bublé for pairing Mark Shiiba with Edward Preble

Edward and Mark from The Voice (Image via Instagram/@nbcthevoice

Season 26 of The Voice released its latest episode on Tuesday, October 22, 2024. The lineup of singers on the second night of the Battles was diverse, as they competed for a spot in the upcoming stages of the competition.

The coaches pitted two of their 14 acts against each other in a head-to-head face-off, reserving the better singer on their team while bidding farewell to the other. The eliminated singer would have to leave the show unless another coach decided to press their Steal button and bring the artist over to their team.

In the latest segment of The Voice, coach Michael Bublé paired Edward Preble with Mark Shiiba to battle on Louis Armstrong’s What a Wonderful World. After much deliberation, Michael saved Edward, bringing Mark’s journey on the show to an end. Mark left the competition series since none of the other coaches pressed their Steal button for him.

The Voice fans were unimpressed by the outcome of the battle. They took to X to criticize Michael for pairing two singers who sang completely different genres. They were upset to see Mark get eliminated, claiming he had potential he could not display.

I think Bublé made a terrible decision to pair those two and have Mark sing that song. His voice is so right for rock ‘n’ roll. This just goes to show you Bublés inexperience as a judge. #theVoice

— Here For the Fun (@StopEditor) October 23, 2024

“I think Bublé made a terrible decision to pair those two and have Mark sing that song. His voice is so right for rock ‘n’ roll. This just goes to show you Bublés inexperience as a judge,” a fan wrote.

“I like Mark’s voice and tone. It is so different and unique. I would pick him,” another fan commented.

“Exactly… Mark made my eyes cry, not the “easy” pick. Bubble took the easy way out,” a netizen tweeted.

Many fans of The Voice called out Michael for making Mark battle Edward, citing the incompatibility of their voices.

“Buble did Mark a disservice by paring him with Edward. Mark is a rocker through and through. Shame,” a user reacted.

“iight Buble. Don’t piss me off. Letting Mark go was stupid. He was the better singer. #TheVoice and the fact no one saved him is crazy!” a person commented.

“I think Mark and Edward was a bad matchup,” another fan wrote.

At the same time, some fans of The Voice were critical of Michael’s decision to eliminate Mark and keep Edward.

“Michael Buble must have seen the guy in the grey suit and must have been thinking, ‘Twin, where have you been?” ” a user tweeted.

“Mr. @MichaelBuble; I’m looking for different, sublime. Mark sang the Great Louie Armstrong, in his own special way, with his distinct voice, why let him go? I’m certain Mark can sing any genre,” another person reacted.

“These coaches are killing me with some of these choices. Mark should have absolutely made it through, not the kid with the fake voice,” one netizen commented.

“The vocals put me into a trance” — The Voice coach Snoop Dogg reacts to Mark Shiiba and Edward Preble’s Battles performance

Michael Bublé challenged himself by pairing two singers with distinctly different singing styles in the latest episode of The Voice. While Edward Preble sang tracks from the bygone era, dressed in suits to pay homage to the same, Mark Shiiba performed songs from the mid-century, channeling a more modern vibe.

The Voice coach stated that whoever could make him “feel the most” while singing Louis Armstrong’s What a Wonderful World, would be declared the winner. The duo surprised the coaches with their interpretations of the song, which differed dramatically.

Coach Snoop Dogg was captivated by their vocals, and said:

“As I closed my eyes, the vocals put me into a trance. I was going places with how you made your own.”

Coach Reba McEntire chimed in, applauding Edward and Mark for blending their different looks, styles, and vocals to make their performance “great.” She said she would choose Mark as the Battle’s winner because it was “just so refreshing to hear something totally out of the box.”

Coach Gwen Stefani praised Mark, impressed by his “unusual” yet “captivating” voice. She claimed he sounded “vintage in its own way.” While commenting on Edward’s vocals, The Voice coach said he did a “great job just really getting into it on stage.” She confessed she would “lean toward Edward” because he pricked her curiosity.

After much deliberation, Michael crowned Edward the winner of the Battle. He explained he chose Edward because he had “a lot of potential” and knew how to carry himself.

‘He’s not the star of the show’ fume The Voice viewers as they slam coach over ‘annoying’ habit

THE Voice viewers have slammed one of the coaches over their ‘annoying’ habit.

Reba McEntire, Gwen Stefani, Michael Bublé and Snoop Dogg all returned to our screens last night for another instalment of the NBC show.

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The Voice US viewers have said the same thing about one of the judgesCredit: Getty

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Some fans have said the same thing about MichaelCredit: Getty
The fifth blind auditions saw the likes of Cameron Wright, Mark Shiiba and BEYA take to the stage.

And while the reality TV show is about those who audition, some fans think that Michael is doing too much attention-grabbing antics and is making it all about him.

One wrote on Reddit: “I am starting to dislike Michael Buble. Last show, I found myself talking to the tv, telling him to shut up every time he gave HIS on-and-on performance. He needs to learn that he’s not the star of the show; the performers are.”

They added: “The show is called THE VOICE not THE VOICE COACHES.”

Another confessed: “This is why we quit watching. I thought Kelly was bad, everything was about her. It’s getting worse.”

A fourth wrote: “This show has always been more about the coaches than about the performers. But I agree, I think this self absorbed behavior is what makes this show unwatchable at times. And this counts for most or all of the coaches – at least during the blinds.”

Michael has spoken out about his life experiences as a musician to many of those who have performed in front of the judges.

Previously he opened up about how he started his career.

Michael said: “I was 16/17 and I started playing in these weird clubs and no one ever paid to see me.

“My grandpa was a plumber and he used to trade free plumbing to the club owner and the musicians would let me in.”

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In another time he said: “The cool part about this show is these four people are going to help you to emulate to take what you want.

“That’s what we do as artists, we take from our heroes, we stand on the soldiers of the people tat we love and then we find ourselves.

“I love that one of us is going to get to be apart of watching you find yourself through your love of different genres and artists.

“Thank you so much for coming to our show.”

Last night performer BEYA, from Kauai in Hawaii, performed Ruby & the Romantic’s song Our Day Will Come.

Despite her incredible voice, Michael decided to not turn around.

He then explained: “I was sitting here thinking, ‘I love her voice, but can she be versatile?

“‘What she’s gonna be like with R&B or pop or country?’ And I couldn’t talk myself into going, ‘Yeah, she’ll be able to do that!’

“Now, here’s what’s gonna happen: You are gonna prove me completely wrong … and I will flog myself for this.”

However the singer was completely wrong about her.

BEYA told the camera before her performance: “Being a bilingual artist in Hawaii is hard to come by.

“I’m a full-time musician and I have to play some kind of Latin music at every gig. The crowd loves it; it’s a really sweet treat.

“Usually, I perform in intimate settings and now I’m about to step onto the biggest stage that I’ve ever sang on in my life.

“I would love to do a Latin song on the show, but my go-to genre is soul and R&B.”

Michael joined The Voice this year.

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BEYA performed last nightCredit: Instagram

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Michael with the rest of the judgesCredit: Getty