The final episode of Season 9 gave us an epic showdown between Medusa and Macaw, and only one could come out victorious. Macaw rocked our world with a powerful rendition of “Hold Back the River” by James Bay and “All by Myself” by Eric Carmen, but it wasn’t enough to defeat Medusa.

She first impressed us with a cover of Sia’s “Elastic Heart” before sealing the deal with My Chemical Romance’s “Welcome to the Black Parade”. The host Nick Cannon and celebrity panelists Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg, Ken Jeong, and Nicole Scherzinger were just as shocked as the rest of us once it was revealed that Medusa and Macaw are actually singers Bishop Briggs and David Archuleta.

Following her win, Briggs performed her song “River” and said it felt amazing to win the competition with an emo anthem, considering both she and Archuleta went through an emo phase.

“When I was hearing David’s story, I was like, oh, my gosh, look at us. A couple of emo kids here on this stage, unsure of who we are, not knowing if we wanted to continue on, and we made it…. this has just been the most incredible experience,” she said after her victory.

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The Masked Singer has been renewed by Fox for a new and fourth season. The renewal was confirmed during the network’s earning call with investors Wednesday, two weeks ahead of its season three finale. 

The format sees celebrities face off singing while clad from head to toe in an elaborate costume, which conceals their identity.

“Our entertainment schedule in the fall looks incredibly stable thanks to a large amount of our programming already being filmed and edited. The only open question in our fall entertainment schedule is whether we get Masked Singer back into production in time for fall or midseason,” Fox CEO Lachlan Murdoch said.

The season 3 finale of The Masked Singer is slated to air May 20. 

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The show that that pits costume-wearing celebrities against one another in a singing competition is half-way through its first season but has already been renewed for another season. 

The show is based on the Korean show King of Mask Singer. Neither the participants nor judges know who are the celebs are, whose identities are revealed only after they are out. The masked celeb compete in front of a panel of five judges — Ken Jeong, Jenny McCarthy, Nicole Scherzinger, and Robin Thicke and host Nick Cannon. 

“The response to The Masked Singer has been fantastic and we are thrilled to bring it back for another season,” said Rob Wade, Fox’s president of Alternative Entertainment and Specials, in a statement. “I am so happy to see a singing Peacock burst into pop culture! The Masked Singer is unique, bold, original, and embraces the DNA of all the best Fox unscripted shows. We look forward to season two being even more fun, weird, and wonderful than the first.” 

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The final episode of Season 9 gave us an epic showdown between Medusa and Macaw, and only one could come out victorious. Macaw rocked our world with a powerful rendition of “Hold Back the River” by James Bay and “All by Myself” by Eric Carmen, but it wasn’t enough to defeat Medusa.

She first impressed us with a cover of Sia’s “Elastic Heart” before sealing the deal with My Chemical Romance’s “Welcome to the Black Parade”. The host Nick Cannon and celebrity panelists Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg, Ken Jeong, and Nicole Scherzinger were just as shocked as the rest of us once it was revealed that Medusa and Macaw are actually singers Bishop Briggs and David Archuleta.

Following her win, Briggs performed her song “River” and said it felt amazing to win the competition with an emo anthem, considering both she and Archuleta went through an emo phase.

“When I was hearing David’s story, I was like, oh, my gosh, look at us. A couple of emo kids here on this stage, unsure of who we are, not knowing if we wanted to continue on, and we made it…. this has just been the most incredible experience,” she said after her victory.

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The Masked Singer has been renewed by Fox for a new and fourth season. The renewal was confirmed during the network’s earning call with investors Wednesday, two weeks ahead of its season three finale. 

The format sees celebrities face off singing while clad from head to toe in an elaborate costume, which conceals their identity.

“Our entertainment schedule in the fall looks incredibly stable thanks to a large amount of our programming already being filmed and edited. The only open question in our fall entertainment schedule is whether we get Masked Singer back into production in time for fall or midseason,” Fox CEO Lachlan Murdoch said.

The season 3 finale of The Masked Singer is slated to air May 20. 

The post “The Masked Singer” Renewed for Season 4 appeared first on EverydayKoala.

The show that that pits costume-wearing celebrities against one another in a singing competition is half-way through its first season but has already been renewed for another season. 

The show is based on the Korean show King of Mask Singer. Neither the participants nor judges know who are the celebs are, whose identities are revealed only after they are out. The masked celeb compete in front of a panel of five judges — Ken Jeong, Jenny McCarthy, Nicole Scherzinger, and Robin Thicke and host Nick Cannon. 

“The response to The Masked Singer has been fantastic and we are thrilled to bring it back for another season,” said Rob Wade, Fox’s president of Alternative Entertainment and Specials, in a statement. “I am so happy to see a singing Peacock burst into pop culture! The Masked Singer is unique, bold, original, and embraces the DNA of all the best Fox unscripted shows. We look forward to season two being even more fun, weird, and wonderful than the first.” 

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