‘Twas a Wednesday in fall 2020, and Americans had two choices: watch the world continue to burn on live TV or tune in to The Masked Singer to see Sun, Giraffe, Popcorn, and Snow Owls howl pop hits as Season 4 rolled on. If you’re reading this, you probably chose wisely and were thus treated to the sight
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The Masked Singer will unveil Group B in a new episode Wednesday — with a class of creatures that includes Serpent, Seahorse, Baby Alien, Gremlin, Crocodile, and Whatcamacallit. Season 4 is, as you know, already full of twists and surprises, from changes in set design to competition between judges. And from what we know of Wednesday’s episode, yet
The year 2020 has proven full of compelling, head-scratching mysteries: Are UFOs really real? and What does Carole Baskin know? among them. Of course, another gripping real-life drama that has the nation captivated in suspense is the identities of the people on The Masked Singer, and one of the biggest puzzlers of Season 4 is which two
The surprising decision to keep Nick Cannon as host of The Masked Singer following his antisemitic remarks on his podcast means viewers will see a familiar face on the main stage, but the show’s host and judges might be the few things that aren’t changing when The Masked Singer returns for Season 4 this fall. Producers say that COVID-19 aside, the
The Masked Singer switched format this week by giving us a two-hour extravaganza — and one of Nick Cannon‘s most decadent ensembles yet. Our Father of Fabulous Fashion for Fearless Men rocked a white tuxedo jacket, but if you thought a plain old tuxedo jacket would be good enough for Nick, well, you should bedazzle
Fresh off the news of its renewal, The Masked Singer came back Wednesday on some ’90s Diddy vibes (can’t stop, won’t stop!) with its quarterfinals episode. This prerecorded episode showed fashion plate Nick Cannon recycling one of this season’s more subdued looks — a very flattering, simple tuxedo paired with, obviously, some sparkly shoes —
The Masked Singer whittled down fur — sorry, four — crazy costumed creatures to three in the Group C Championships episode Wednesday and I think I can safely speak for all Americans when I say we’d very much like it if The Masked Singer suddenly revealed it had 12 more singers hidden away somewhere, like
Who could’ve foreseen that the simplistic delights of The Masked Singer would one day become a balm in terrifying times? Maybe Nick Cannon, whose sparkly outfits and shoes were actually magic crystals all this time, but for the rest of us, The Masked Singer’s further vetting of Group C contestants in the playoffs Wednesday came
If it feels like it was just two weeks ago that Wayne Brady won the The Masked Singer Season 2 trophy with his incredible singing and dancing, you’re not entirely off — Season 2 finished right before Christmas, which was barely more than a month back. Fox, clearly not one to let a good thing
The Masked Singer ended another wild season with a jaw-dropping reveal: Fox, who won it all, was none other than Wayne Brady, the singer-actor-comic-dancer-game show host who proved with this win there’s almost nothing he can’t do. As Fox, Brady had a standout season, absolutely killing cuts like “Hey Look Ma, I Made It” from
[embedded content] So you’re all amped to hunker down for your weekly Wednesday helping of The Masked Singer, but you turn on the TV and find baseball instead. What in the fresh hell? Yeah, your favorite singing competition series was bumped (again) this week, and here’s why. In order to air Game 7 of the
The 71st Primetime Emmy Awards had its highs and lows, and then it had those moments that were lower than low. Between scripted bits that felt like they were written on a napkin seconds before they were performed and odd production choices (a chipper Nina Simone ditty playing on Chernobyl, one of the most depressing