Carrie Underwood took on a massive project with 'The Sound of Music Live!' which aired Thursday night (Dec. 5), and the songstress admits she couldn't be more proud of how the debut turned out.
Carrie Underwood wasn't involved in every performance during Thursday night's (Dec. 5) live theatrical broadcast of 'The Sound of Music Live!' on NBC, but she definitely carried the bulk of the singing. While some were critical of her acting, few can complain about her vocal performances. Each one was a brilliant interpretation that stayed true to the original score but avoiding sounding like Broadway karaoke. Her Top 5 songs include solo moments, and collaborations with others in the show's cast.
NBC's live theatrical broadcast of 'The Sound of Music' was not without mistakes common in live theater, but one would need to be a student of Broadway to have caught them. Carrie Underwood and a cast of theater and television actors stayed true to the spirit of the musical, making seamless adjustments for Thursday night's (Dec. 5) adaptation.
A lawsuit alleging that the songwriters behind Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood's hit duet 'Remind Me' stole from another songwriter will move forward after a federal judge ruling in Nashville on Tuesday (Dec. 3).
The entertainment business isn't always fun and games -- sometimes, it can even lead to injuries, if you're not careful. But Carrie Underwood won't let a little pain (okay, and embarrassment) stop her from her big role in 'The Sound of Music Live' on Thursday night (Dec. 5).
Several country stars took up residence and performed on floats at the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade yesterday (Nov. 28), including the lovely and talented Kellie Pickler, who looked ravishing in red as she performed her new hit 'Little Bit Gypsy.' Carrie Underwood was on hand for an interview, too.
On 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon,' couch guest, actress Rashida Jones, and host Jimmy Fallon decided to celebrate Thanksgiving, the beginning of Hanukkah and Black Friday by taking popular hits and turning them into holiday parodies (Nov. 28). Country superstar Carrie Underwood, who is in New York for the home stretch of preparation for her turn as Maria in the production of 'The Sound of Music Live!' on Dec. 5, got in on the holiday fun with the duo.
Carrie Underwood may have received Julie Andrews' blessing for her role as Marie von Trapp in the upcoming live NBC adaptation of 'The Sound of Music,' but that doesn't mean everyone is as supportive.
Copyright infringers are everywhere, even up in the sky. Sony Music and various subsidiary labels brought a lawsuit against United Airlines for offering copyrighted music, such as Carrie Underwood's, through in-flight entertainment without the proper licensing.
Carrie Underwood fans are a loyal and vocal bunch. Care Bears leapt to the singer's defense immediately after 'X Factor' judge, singer and actress Demi Lovato made a somewhat innocuous comment to a contestant on the reality singing show that was interpreted as a diss of Underwood.
Carrie Underwood's journey to fame is now being chronicled in a comic book! 'Fame: Carrie Underwood' is 32 pages chock full of her rise from small town girl to country music stardom.
The 87th annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is shaping up to be quite the festive event. And it's only fitting that one of the nation's most beloved spectacles would feature some of country music's most beloved performers, including Carrie Underwood and Florida Georgia Line in 2013!