The Voice

In the end, it was just time.

After 16 seasons as an entertaining, talented and devilishly handsome coach on The Voice, Adam Levine has decided to hang up his red chair.

Adam Levine has officially turned his chair all the way around... and headed for the exit.

In somewhat surprising news announced by Carson Daly this morning on Today, we've learned that the Maroon 5 frontman will be leaving his post as a coach on The Voice.

... And then there was one.

Major source of controversy and annoyance on The Voice, that is.

Terrible news broke on Saturday, March 3, as it was revealed that popular contestant on The Voice, Janice Freeman, had passed away at 33. 

The TV and music worlds were shocked by Janice's sudden death, which was reportedly caused by a blood clot. 

The Voice may be in its sixteenth season, but there are still some crazy things going down than feel as fresh as when the series first debuted. 

Monday's fifth night of the Blind Auditions picked up with Blake Shelton, Adam Levine, Kelly Clarkson, and John Legend having about half of their teams filled. 

The Voice Season 16 continued on Monday night. 

We met some of the best performers of the season, and also some of the worst. 

Tragic news today out of the music and television world:

Janice Freeman, a beloved contestant on The Voice in 2017, died on Saturday evening of complications related to a blood clot.

John Legend joined The Voice for the sixteenth season as a coach - AND he's already off to somewhat of a rocky start.

While Legend has been a guest and a mentor on the show multiple times, it's now his turn to decide who will be the perfect mentor for #TeamJL.

After this season's debacle, The Voice fans are saying that enough is enough.

It's time for Adam Levine to leave The Voice and never return, longtime fans of the reality singing competition say.

The Voice crowned another winner on Tuesday night. 

It's hard to believe it, but that marks fifteen people who have won the competition. We think it's fair to say that the series doesn't exactly make people stars who set the charts alight, but we just can't stop watching. 

Eight became four on Tuesday's episode of The Voice, but there was one big question that needed to be answered: 

Did Reagan Strange make it through the vote after the controversy over her not performing in last week's sing-off?

Adam Levine found himself in the hot seat on Monday night. 

The longtime coach on The Voice felt the ire of the internet last week when he urged viewers to vote to save Reagan Strange, despite her not being well enough to perform in the sing-off. 

Two of Adam Levine's acts were in the bottom three on Monday night's episode of The Voice, and it injected a nice dose of drama into things. 

Reagan Strange and DeAndre Nico shared some time in the bottom three with Blake Sheldon's Dave Fenley. 

Lynnea Moorer may have won the Comeback Stage of The Voice Season 13, but she's been struggling to resonate with both the viewers at home and with the coaches. 

The Comeback Stage was introduced as a means to coach struggling artists who did not achieve a chair turn during the Blind Auditions. In all honesty, it's rather ridiculous. 

The Voice continued the process of whittling down the contestants as we are fast approaching the season finale. 

With Monday's performance show giving fans much of the same as the 13 hopefuls continued to sing as best they could, it was time for two to be sent home during Tuesday's results show. 

Tuesday's episode of The Voice whittled down the contestants, giving 13 hopefuls the boot. 

It was a bloodbath for sure, but it highlights the big flaw in the format. The show takes too long to get to this stage, and it probably explains why the ratings are on the downside. 

Fans are coming to accept that Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton might never get married.

But these two music stars are still crazy about spending every waking moment together.

Beverly McClellan, a beloved contestant on The Voice who advanced to the final four back on Season 1, died on Tuesday after a lengthy battle with cancer.

She was 49 years old.

Night 2 of the Knockouts brought more of the same. 

By that, we mean some downright awful decisions from the coaches, some more input from Mariah Carey, and some sub-par singing. 

Mariah Carey may have built up a reputation as a diva throughout her years in the spotlight, but she's decided to change this up by appearing on The Voice as an adviser. 

If first impressions are everything, then she made a good impression on the artists she worked with. She wanted to push them to their limit while nurturing the talent. 

The Battle Rounds came to a grinding halt Tuesday night, and while we witnessed three battles, a bunch were saved for the dreaded montage.

With the Knockouts coming up and the season's big twist set to switch things up, the show might actually remain exciting all season long. 

Night three of the Battle Rounds brought more of the same Monday night:

The wrong people being sent home. Well, mostly.