Christina Aguilera

Watch every Super Bowl halftime show from the past twenty years, and then decide which one's the best.

Blake Shelton and Christina Aguilera are co-workers, serving as coaches on 'The Voice.' But they also duet on 'Just a Fool,' a torchy ballad from her new album 'Lotus.' They performed an emotional, gripping and ultimately moving rendition of the song on 'The Ellen Show' yesterday (Dec. 7) and if we didn't know any better, we'd think there was something between the singers!

Blake Shelton teamed up with his fellow 'The Voice' coach Christina Aguilera for a live duet on her song 'Just a Fool' on tonight's performance (Nov. 19) episode of 'the show. The twosome may be embroiled in the thick of the competition and at odds over wanting their respective team members to win the whole shebang, but when they stepped onto the stage and into their singer roles, they were on the

'The Voice' judge and pop star Christina Aguilera recently previewed tracks from her latest album, 'Lotus,' including a soaring, passionate ballad titled 'Just a Fool' with fellow reality show coach Blake Shelton.

The coaches on 'The Voice' are now like family, and their onscreen "rapport" has filtered into real life, in both personal and professional capacities. Blake Shelton and Adam Levine have enjoyed a very public bromance, while Levine and Christina Aguilera teamed up for his band Maroon 5's mega smash hit 'Moves Like Jagger.' Now, Aguilera, a certified pop diva, has recruited both Shelton a

Facebook has been blowing up over the suspected use of  "cheat sheet lyrics" written on Luke Bryan's hand during the National Anthem at last night All-Star MLB game.  I say, what difference does it make?

NBC confirmed Thursday that Christina Aguilera, Cee Lo Green, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton will return to their respective judges’ chairs when ‘The Voice’ kicks off its highly-anticipated second season next year. “Our fantastic coaches were integral to the tremendous success of ‘The Voice’ this year and we are thrilled that they are all returning,” Paul Telegdy, NBC’s head of alternative programm