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Keith Urban remained professional and focused during filming of CBS's The Road despite going through a divorce from Nicole Kidman, demonstrating his dedication to his work and the show, which features emerging musicians competing for a chance to tour with him.
Blake Shelton, former coach of The Voice, is launching a new singing competition series called The Road on CBS, co-produced with Yellowstone creator Tyler Sheridan. The show will follow an established superstar on tour as they search for the next big artist, with contestants performing as opening acts and competing to win over local audiences. The series aims to provide a realistic look at the life of a touring artist and is set to debut in fall 2025.
Blake Shelton and Taylor Sheridan are teaming up to executive produce a new CBS singing competition show titled "The Road," set to debut in fall 2025. The series will feature musicians competing as opening acts for a yet-to-be-named headliner, aiming to win over local audiences and advance to the next tour city. This marks CBS's return to talent competitions since 2022 and its first music-based series since the mid-2000s. Shelton, known for his long tenure on "The Voice," and Sheridan, creator of "Yellowstone," bring their expertise to this new venture.
Taylor Sheridan, creator of "Yellowstone," and Blake Shelton, former coach on "The Voice," are collaborating on a new CBS singing competition called "The Road," set to premiere in fall 2025. The show will follow a music superstar and aspiring singers on a U.S. tour, with contestants performing as opening acts and competing to win over local audiences. The series aims to provide an authentic look at the life of touring artists and is produced by MTV Entertainment Studios, 101 Studios, and Lucky Horseshoe Productions.
Blake Shelton and Taylor Sheridan are launching a new singing competition show called 'The Road' on CBS, set to premiere in fall 2025. The series will follow a headlining superstar and aspiring singers on a nationwide tour, where contestants perform as opening acts and compete to win over local audiences. Produced by MTV Entertainment Studios and 101 Studios, the show aims to provide an authentic look at the music industry, departing from traditional studio-based competitions.
Cormac McCarthy, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "The Road" and "No Country for Old Men," has died at the age of 89. McCarthy was known for his brutally violent, morally ambiguous, often bleak novels in which men were pitted against primal forces. He was born in Providence, Rhode Island, and drew much of his literary inspiration from his Southern upbringing. McCarthy's most widely known work is "The Road," a post-apocalyptic novel about a father and son journeying through a ravaged landscape. McCarthy was married and divorced three times and fathered two sons.
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Cormac McCarthy has died at the age of 89. McCarthy's novels included The Road and No Country for Old Men, both of which were turned into successful films. Fellow author Stephen King called him "maybe the greatest American novelist of my time". Booker Prize winner John Banville, a friend of McCarthy's, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme it was a "great loss" and he was a "giant figure". McCarthy died of natural causes at his home in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on Tuesday.
Tributes have been pouring in for Cormac McCarthy, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Road and No Country for Old Men, who died at the age of 89. Stephen King called him "maybe the greatest American novelist of my time", while comedian Patton Oswalt said he was a "great favourite". McCarthy's work was characterised by his torqued language and the rhythms of his prose, which Robert MacFarlane said he "worked into wire-flashes of lightning & great rolls of thunder".
Cormac McCarthy, the celebrated American novelist known for his bleakly violent, apocalyptic visions of the American south, has died at the age of 89. McCarthy was best known for The Road, the 2006 post-apocalyptic novel about a journey taken by a father and his son. Other critically acclaimed books by McCarthy are All the Pretty Horses and No Country for Old Men, both of which were turned into films. Widely seen as one of the US’s greatest novelists, McCarthy chronicled the violent lives of troubled characters in pared-back, dense, austere prose that prompted comparisons with authors including Herman Melville and William Faulkner.