After announcing its new summer series, NBC has cancelled a bunch of its reality series, including two standby summer reality shows, Last Comic Standing and network newcomer Nashville Star. It has also cancelled its order two more Thom Beers-produced series after America’s Toughest Jobs produced crappy ratings. That’s according to The Futon Critic, which says …
Melissa Lawson has won Nashville Star 6, the first season of the country music competition to be broadcast on NBC. Her single “What if it All Goes Right” will be on the radio starting today, and she now has a contract with Warner Brothers Records for an album that will be produced by John Rich. …
Reality TV isn’t doing too well on Monday nights, getting trounced by repeats–repeats!–of shitty shows like CSI: Miami and Two and a Half Men. Nashville Star‘s move to NBC for its sixth season was good news for the show and bad news for NBC. That’s because its 6.6 million viewers made it “the network’s lowest-rated …
USA Network’s music competition Nashville Star moves to NBC for its sixth season, which debuts at 9 p.m. ET. The new season is hosted by Billy Ray Cyrus, and John Rich, Jewel, and Jeffrey Steele. After tonight’s two-hour pre-taped debut, each live Monday episode will be 90 minutes long. John Rich said the move to …
When Nashville Star moves to NBC for its sixth season this summer, it will again have a new host, and that person is Billy Ray Cyrus. He announced that on The Tonight Show last night, and said some ambiguous and incomprehensible things about the new season. “This year it is all about the dream, about …
Nashville Star is leaving its cable home of five seasons, moving to NBC and shifting to the summer. The country music-focused singing competition has aired on USA Network, which is owned by NBC Universal, since its debut in 2003. The show’s host and judges will change yet again, and it “will open the auditions not …
Angela Hacker has won Nashville Star 5, defeating her brother, Zac, who was the runner-up. David St. Romain came in third place. The Hackers’ mother, Susan, unsurprisingly told the TimesDaily, “Neither one of them lost. If anything, they’re both winners.” What was she going to say? I always knew my son was a loser? Although …