Olivia Kuper Harris didn't just step onto The Voice stage-she transported it to another era. Taking on Doris Day's timeless ballad "Dream a Little Dream of Me," the Dallas-born singer draped the room in nostalgia,

"I don't believe that we should punish the people of Rwanda and punish the people of other countries when we disagree with their leaders," he said after last week's concert in Kigali. In recent weeks,

Legend, 46, and Teigen, 39, relocated to L.A. from the Big Apple in 2022 and currently reside in a sprawling $6 million West Hollywood home with their four children. The property survived the recent blazes that devastated multiple communities in the city,

Although country and Americana dominated Yola's breakthrough debut album, 2019's Walk Through Fire, there was a hint of a different, dance-attentive spirit apparent on a couple of songs on her second album, 2021's Stand for Myself. For anyone unfamiliar with Yola's British beginnings, it's eagerly resurrected on her new EP, My Way, which finds her on a new label, S-Curve, and looking back on her broken beat start with her early band, Bugz in the Attic. In this FUV Live session, recorded backstage at Manhattan's Sounds of Brazil (S.O.B.s) with two songs drawn from her live set later that night — "My Way" and "Symphony" — Yola spoke about her hard right turn back to bruk and dance, and fulfilling her own desire to co-produce in communion with new producers Sean Douglas (Lizzo, Madonna) and Zach Skelton (John Legend). As always, Yola is a vibrant presence, an engaging and forthright conversationalist, and in our chat, she was gloriously frank about all topics broached. Although she admits to her share of frustrations on her career path, she's been focused on "reaching for joy" while dodging obstacles. And as a Black British musician and woman living in Nashville, she has thoughts on what the current tide of politics means for herself, her loved ones, and the world. On a happier note, Yola sounds blissfully in love with her boyfriend, another great reason to dance. [Recorded: 11/12/24; Additional engineering from Jim O'Hara; produced by Meghan Suma with Kathryn Scherman. Thanks to S.O.B.s and S-Curve Records for providing live recordings.]

John Legend used his Coach Replay on 'The Voice,' after a former backup dancer for Missy Elliott left coaches dancing in their red chairs.

Singer John Legend has admitted that he and his wife, Chrissy Teigen, are considering walking away from their Los Angeles home in favor of returning to New York City.

Kendrick Lamar's most famous lyric was the heard around the world at last weekend's Super Bowl. An estimated 127 million viewers saw the rapper flash a devious smile to the camera as he delivered the line - a withering takedown of bitter rival Drake.

The chart-topper has since reunited with his mother, who has taken a seemingly prominent role in the lives of Legend and Teigen's four children. However, he admits to the Journal

John Legend and Chrissy Teigen have contemplated moving back to New York City after the Los Angeles fires destroyed parts of the city in January.

The EGOT singer-songwriter reflects on the recent wildfires, skipping two grades in school and why a move back East might be in the cards.

The EGOT singer-songwriter reflects on his childhood and career, and why a move back East might be in the cards.

Taking on Doris Day’s timeless ballad "Dream a Little Dream of Me," the Dallas-born singer draped the room in nostalgia.