Cee Lo Green

After four seasons, Cee Lo Green has left 'The Voice' in order to pursue other projects. The eccentric singer and 'Voice' mentor accidentally dropped the bomb during a visit to 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show,' which airs today (Feb. 19).

I’m a guy. I like “guy” things. I like baseball. I like football. It doesn't get much manlier than hockey and I like that, too. I enjoy an occasional cigar and a couple cold beers. I have a tattoo – it may have a flower on it but it’s a “manly” looking flower...

A couple weekends ago, auditions for the television singing competition 'The Voice' took place in St. Louis. Several aspiring singers from our area made the trip in order to try out. 'The Voice' is a phenomenal hit on NBC, and its panel of coaches consists of some of the biggest stars in music. But what if the coaches were the ones auditioning? Who would you turn your chair around for?

After a season off, looks like former 'Voice' coaches Christina Aguilera and Cee Lo Green are set to reclaim their cushy spinning chairs. And, of course, the cushy spinning paychecks that go with them.

Don't get any ideas, Usher. Your job is to keep the chair warm on 'The Voice' judging panel in Season 4 so that Cee Lo Green can return to claim it for Season 5. Green said on the 'Today' show Thursday (Dec. 20) that his absence from the popular singing competition show will be temporary.

Cee Lo Green brought some yuletide cheer to 'Ellen' when he treated viewers to a live performance of 'What Christmas Means to Me,' a lively track from his holiday album 'Cee Lo's Magic Moment.'

With 'The Voice' in the midst of its second week of blind auditions, lots of news about the show and its coaches have started to float about the interweb like its nobody's business. But the greatest thing that can come from any show is behind the scenes footage and candids, showing us mere non-celebs what the chemistry is really like.

Cee Lo Green stars as Black in ‘Sparkle,’ and he showcases his star power — and ‘Lady Killer’ persona — in his performance of ‘I’m a Man.’