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Tonight (Nov. 7), we get to find out whether Shreveport vocalist Cole Vosbury is "Movin' On Up," or movin' on out during the first live elimination on "The Voice."

Shreveport singer Cole Vosbury continued his journey on "The Voice" this week, performing Rod Stewart's 'Maggie May' on the Nov. 4 episode -- much to the delight of the audience.

The first knockout round of this season of 'The Voice' ended with Shreveport singer Cole Vosbury wowing the coaches and switching over to Blake Shelton's team.

Is there a conspiracy in place to make sure Blake Shelton isn't presenting four winning trophies to blind audition contestants next year on NBC's The Voice? Let's face it, three consecutive wins can be a deciding factor when choosing a team and Blake doesn't let anyone forget it in his delightfully charming Southern way.

Shreveporter Cole Vosbury made it through the first battle round on "The Voice" with the blessing of his coach Cee-Lo Green. The Shreveport singer tackled Toto's song 'Africa.'

I am a big fan of The Voice on NBC and I was ecstatic that last night marked the premiere of the battle rounds. There were some terrific match-ups, but that's not what we're here to talk about today. We're here to talk about the fashion choices the coaches on The Voice make...

Have you been watching the new season of The Voice on NBC? If so, returning coach Cee-Lo Green is sporting a new look... a tattoo on his head. His WHOLE head. Which got me wondering: Is that a real tattoo?

ABC's "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." premiered to an impressively-sized audience Tuesday night, bringing in 12.2 million viewers in the 18-49 demographic, according to industry website TVbythenumbers.com.

Shreveport's Cole Vosbury surprised audience members and The Voice coaches alike when he busted out a soulful version of 'Movin' On Up,' more commonly known as the theme song from The Jeffersons.

Shreveport, Louisiana singer Cole Vosbury's blind audition on "The Voice" will air on September 24, 2013 at 7 p.m. It's safe to say all local eyes will be on the singer, whose musical roots run deep.

Oh wee!!! Al Calderon took on a song that saw a resurgence in popularity last year due to the success of Dez Duron on The Voice last night on X Factor USA. Not only did he perform the same song, he even rocked a white tee just like Dez. So, who did it better...

Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine wasn't a happy camper on last night's episode of "The Voice." The singer/judge muttered under his breath (and into a hot mic) "I hate this country" after not one, but two of his singers were voted off the show. Luckily, Levine had a dictionary handy afterward to help dismiss criticism.