The Voice

With the success of 'The Voice,' it was only a matter of time before the show grew into an international franchise. First up for the series expansion is Australia.

There are so many singing competition series on television now, that it's almost impossible to keep up with all of them! So, which one of the reality TV shows is your favorite and has you coming back each week to see more of the action?

There's two key pieces of information floating around regarding 'The Voice,' which nabbed monster ratings following the Super Bowl on Sunday (Feb. 5). Coach Christina Aguilera has reportedly signed on for a third season, with producers at NBC hoping to retain all three of her male co-conspirators. But the bigger news is the fact that the show's third season may air this fall, as opposed to 2013,

Christina Aguilera's diva rep is making its triumphant return on 'The Voice.' This time, her weight gain is being blamed for her attitude, despite her frequent claims of being comfortable with her curves.

'The Voice' celebrated its diverse pool of talent with a diverse mash-up of Prince tracks. The judge gang performed a medley dedicated to the purple one, seamlessly mixing '1999', 'Little Red Corvette,' 'I Wanna Be Your Lover' and a countrified 'Kiss.' The eclectic sounds foreshadowed what was an extremely eclectic blind audition.

If you think Angel Taylor's name, face or voice sound familiar, it's because they should. The Los Angeles native experienced mild success with her single 'Like You Do' in 2009 and 2010, being featured on 'One Tree Hill' and as a VH1 Artist on the Rise. When her deal with Columbia Records came to an end, Taylor still used music to "find hope in the blackness." Oh, and did we mention Taylo

Unlike many of the contestants on 'The Voice,' Jermaine Paul has actually seen quite a bit of success in the music industry. Prior to his stint on the show, Paul was actually making a living performing backup vocals for Alicia Keys. Before he took the stage, The 'Fallin'' songstress even sent Paul a good luck message, telling him "It's your time to shine!"

Hoja Lopez is the type of contestant America would have loved to root for during the second season of 'The Voice.' The 27-year-old aspired to be an inspiration to all girls who feel somewhat disenchanted with the skinny, midriff-bearing pop stars of today.

Lindsey Pavao had probably the most unique audition on 'The Voice' so far, which makes sense when you consider what her original aspirations were as a child. "When I was kid, I wanted to be an inventor," she told the crowd. Instead, Pavao reinvented Trey Songz's 'Say Aah.'

Dez Duron gave up a lot to audition for 'The Voice,' so it was pretty heartbreaking when the absolutely adorable college student didn't prompt any of the judges to whip their chairs around with his performance. Before he moved out to California to pursue a career in singing, Duron was attending Yale and playing football for the Ivy League institution. He took a semester off to appear on 'The Voice