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NBC Officially Cancels 'Smash'


It's not exactly a surprise but the news we all expected has finally arrived. NBC has officially canceled their musical series Smash after two seasons. Even if the show was a mess lately, I'm going to be sad to see it go. The cast, well most of it, was so wonderful. I loved seeing them together. I haven't been able to catch up with the show since the network moved it to Saturday nights so I can't comment on how much of a mess the second season spiraled into.

Adam Levine Signs a Deal with NBC


We're pretty excited about this news. Adam Levine just signed a one-year development deal with NBC. With this partnership, Levine and the network will work together to put out new scripted and alternative series and specials. We love that Levine will be the new face of NBC. This comes at no surprise though. He's a huge hit on The Voice with his charisma and good looks. Unfortunately thanks to this, Levine will have to put off his plans of moving to NYC in the fall to pursue a PhD in Medieval Art History. Find out what NBC's president of alternative and late night programming had to say about this below:

'Today' 2013 Concert Schedule


NBC has announced the official lineup for their 2013 concert series. The event will take place all Summer long at Rockefeller Plaza in New York City. The first concert will take place on May 23rd with fun. kicking off the first show. The lineup is so big this year, fans are reminded that space is limited and the earlier they arrive the better. With acts such as One Direction, Michael Buble, Fall Out Boy, Phillip Phillips, and Maroon 5 to name a few, this is one show you won't want to miss.

Check out the official schedule for the concert series here:

Smash 1x05 "Let's Be Bad" Promo


Looks like things are beginning to heat up on "Smash"! Ivy's role as Marilyn could be on the line as Karen continues to prove herself as a star. Check out the promo for next week's "Smash" below: