The competition is fierce on season two of NBC's "The Voice," and we haven't even met the contestants.

I have this modest little theory that one of the main reasons NBC's "The Voice" scored surprisingly well last spring was Blake Shelton.

Show's emphasis on honest talent strikes chord with glitz-weary viewers.

Why is The Voice star so perfect to headline our Hot Husbands issue? He's got a potty mouth and a huge heart. He drives a pickup and will never trade his Wranglers for skinny jeans. He can shoot a gun and he'd take a bullet for his wife, Miranda Lambert. Plus, he gives great hugs. 

Our fantasy: Every night, Blake sings us to sleep in the nude after making us laugh all day long -- the 35-year-old country star's hilarious banter on NBC's The Voice never fails to floor us.

'Drink On It' was released to country radio this week, a toe-tapping, mid-tempo tune about two things 'The Voice' coach loves: flirting and drinking.

When "The Voice" returns to NBC next month, vocal coach Blake Shelton will be nowhere around.

Sometimes when you get Blake Shelton talking, you never know what he's going to say, and sometimes he talks so much you can't fit it all in a story. Here is additional material from my conversation with Shelton.

It's a Monday, and Blake Shelton is being shouted at and pulled in several directions at once during a photo shoot for The Voice. And this is an easy day.

The resolutions that Lambert's husband, Blake Shelton, is making have nothing to do with self-improvement.

Blake Shelton is already planning his strategy -- and his wardrobe -- for Season 2 of 'The Voice.'

But what Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert are really grateful for this year is each other.

Miranda Lambert is paying tribute to husband Blake Shelton's late brother with her new single, "Over You."

Blake Shelton received three nominations: best solo country performance for "Honey Bee," best country song for "God Gave Me You" and best country album for Red River Blue.

Artists are usually a little nervous when they step onto the red carpet at the CMA Awards, but that's certainly not the case the night before.

Blake Shelton may be a superstar coach on NBC's hit music competition show 'The Voice,' but at a recent press conference we attended in Los Angeles, the singer admitted to initially being intimidated by that experience.

With classes back in session, stars share their own cringe-worthy childhood memories.

At the Nashville premiere of the movie Footloose, Shelton admitted to CMT Radio that he and Miranda Lambert might not be having enough sex.

On their days off from their separate tours--usually Monday through Wednesday--Miranda and Blake fly in private planes to Oklahoma and meet up at Blake's 1,200-acre ranch near Tishomingo (population 3,293).

While most record labels only release three to five songs per album to radio, Blake is hoping the powers-that-be will bend the rules with his latest project.