Niall Horan joined The Voice this upcoming season and has already found a way to piss off Blake Shelton, who is ending his reign on the NBC singing competition show. How? The Irishman can impersonate the Country singer.
Their co-coach Kelly Clarkson loves it so much she asked him to do it on her daytime talk show today. Not only does the One Direction singer sound like Mr. Gwen Stefani, but he also knows exactly what he would say.
What does Shelton think of Horan’s impression? He thinks it sounds like Forrest Gump. Has Blake heard himself?
So you know how Kelly Clarkson starts all of her talk show episodes off by singing other musicians’ songs? Well, today, Howie Mandel sang a cover of her hit Since U Been Gone on The Kelly Clarkson Show, and I don’t think she can ever sing that song again.
Not because he did a better version of her original. It is because it is so awful we will be having flashbacks forever.
Even when he is no longer singing, it leaves a residual effect, and you just can’t stop hearing it in your head. Nothing works. Not even listening to Clarkson singing it.
So when the Canadian comedian asks if America’s Got Talent. It does. Mandel, on the other hand, should stick to being a judge.
When can I say to the tune since u been gone from my head? It is in constant repeat. Send help.
Justin Guarini and Kelly Clarkson got so close when they were filming the first season of American Idol; they got to know each other really well.
So well that Guarini today on The Kelly Clarkson Show wants to warn people never to accept her offer to play a card game. That is because she is so competitive she becomes a killer when during the game Speed.
Of the 100+ games they played, he only won two. And the host is very proud of her victory because she doesn’t like to lose. That is why Guarini never had a chance of beating her on the singing competition either.
Tim Allen was on The Kelly Clarkson Show today, and she asked him about a photo he shared of himself with Bob Saget, Rodney Dangerfield, Jon Lovitz, and Robin Williams. The daytime talk show host wanted to know what was going on behind the snapshot.
The Last Man Standing told her that Mork doesn’t shut up, and the Man Who Got No Respect wasn’t getting any respect. As in, Dangerfield was trying to say something but Williams wouldn’t shut up long enough to let him talk. So Allen was laughing because he was waiting for Dangerfield to have a “nervous breakdown.” Which he didn’t have. Saget wanted to go eat at the buffet. And Lovitz wanted everyone to know he was Lovitz.
So if you ever wondered what comedians do when they meet up in person, now you know. And I wish I were a fly to hear what they were saying.
