Reality Television

Darci Lynne Farmer isn't your average 12-year old Oklahoma City girl.

Today the spotlight falls on a pair of brothers from Canada, who musical talents you might not recognize, but their reality television resume is definitely recognizable.

If you happen by a Twitter account, or at least a chatty co-worker sometime in the last few weeks, chances are you’ve heard the sound and the fury surrounding Netflix true crime documentary series Making a Murderer. Details and different players of the Avery-Dassey cases have been dissected all throughout the media in recent weeks, and now Investigation Discovery will get in on the action with a follow-up documentary special of its own.

If you haven't heard of 'Dude Perfect' you definitely don't know what you've been missing.

Preview Today's spotlight shines on an artist who came to our attention when he auditioned for The Voice, after talent scouts for the television series took notice of his youtube videos.

When the video for Randy Houser's #1 single "Like A Cowboy" was released, it became very obvious that Houser possesses some serious action chops.

Today's Catch of the Day comes from yet another young artist who has been influenced by the coaching of Blake Shelton on the NBC reality series, The Voice.

The Voice Season 4 Champion Danielle Bradbery is letting her fans decide which cover songs she will perform, cutting one new song per week for the next six weeks.

LBTV is Luke Bryan Television on YouTube. Hosted by Luke's band members, fiddle player Kevin Arrowsmith and drummer Kent Slucher, past weekly episodes have shown us Luke and his band members at home, on stage and on the road.

When Keith Urban hit Nashville, he was a guitarist that could sing a little with the band The Ranch.

There seems to be a lot of testosterone flying back and forth between Blake Shelton and Adam Levine. Miranda Lambert spilled the beans on exactly how rough these two boys play.

For as uneventful as ABC's celebrity dancing competition, 'Dancing with the Stars,' can be, we simply cannot ignore when original 'Star Wars' actor Billy Dee Williams pays tribute to the iconic movie universe with a cha-cha routine.