Duets

"It's one of the best songs written in the millennium," confessed 'Duets' celebrity mentor Robin Thicke just before taking the stage with hopeful Olivia Chisholm to perform Lady Antebellum's monster hit 'Need You Now.' With the competition down to only five hopefuls, was the country song the best choice for the two soft-voiced soul singers?

After a fifth consecutive week at the top of the scoreboard, expectations certainly ran high for Jennifer Nettles and protege J Rome to deliver another flawless performance during Week 6 of the 'Duets' competition. Did the clear frontrunner of the series step it up during the first live episode of the season with a performance of 'Without You' by R&B superstar Usher and famed DJ David Guetta?

"We're simultaneously thrilled and terrified," said Sugarland's Jennifer Nettles just before taking the stage with hopeful John Glosson. The two big-voiced singers were given the challenge of kicking off the first live episode of 'Duets' with a performance of the 'When You Say You Love Me' by Josh Groban. With his impressive second place showing during last week's Movie Night episode, ho

If America loves J Rome and John Glosson as much as the other three judges on ABC's 'Duets,' Jennifer Nettles will be the second country singer in three months to win a major reality television singing competition. Both men made it look easy on Wednesday night, singing songs from the movies.

For J Rome, it was all about hitting one note. One big, incredibly high note that his idol Whitney Houston made look easy when she sang 'I Will Always Love You.' Jennifer Nettles' second partner on 'Duets' was nervous before beginning his performance on Wednesday night, but the result was familiar.

Contestants on Wednesday night's episode of 'Duets' were tasked with singing songs from the movies. John Glosson and Sugarland's Jennifer Nettles kicked off the show with a inspirational performance of Celine Dion's 'My Heart Will Go On' that left the other three judges speechless.

In a similar fashion to last week's electrifying Kelly Clarkson & Robin Thicke 'Duets' opening number, Jennifer Nettles and fellow celebrity mentor John Legend kicked off week three of competition with a flashy, choreographed performance of the 1974 Kiki Dee original 'I've Got the Music in Me.' The solid performance set the stage for a big night for Nettles, who remains the judge to beat after

It seems as though Jennifer Nettles has found herself a superstar! After an emotional performance of the Michael Bolton ballad 'How Am I Supposed to Live Without You,' J Rome maintained a perfect track record at the top of the scoreboard, leading the pack three-for-three in as many weeks of competition.

Last week, Jennifer Nettles and John Glosson's performance of the 1967 Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell original ‘Ain’t No Mountain High Enough' earned mixed reviews from the superstar mentors, but fortunately for the Georgia natives, their sparse rendition of 'How Great Thou Art' during tonight's episode of 'Duets' placed Glosson as an overwhelming judge favorite.

After a promising start with her two hopefuls, J Rome and John Glosson, expectations were high for Jennifer Nettles going into the second week of competition for 'Duets.' Did country music's sole celebrity mentor tackle some of America's greatest duets with the same energy and charisma? Considering her tied first place finish with J Rome and a fourth place finish with Glosson, Sugarland's leading