Cee-lo Green

These stars have been responsible for, or accused of committing, various crimes.

There are more than a few lauded singers with stage names so normal that you'd be surprised to find out it was all for show.

Just days after pleading no contest to slipping a woman Ecstasy in 2012, Cee Lo Green took to Twitter to make some seriously controversial comments about rape.

Tonight on ‘The Voice,' the Top 5 became the Final 3 on their race towards next week’s finish line.

Tonight on ‘The Voice’ former singing champ from that other singing competition show, Kelly Clarkson, graced the stage with a song off her new Christmas album. Dressed in a red sparkly dress, complete with baby bump, Ms. Clarkson was delightful and charming as always.

Cee Lo Green is as comfortable on the small screen as he is on stage singing for fans. 'The Voice' coach is making the move from a reality singing show to his own reality show!

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 puts his typical, eccentric, Cee Lo'ian spin on Donny Hathaway's classic holiday standard 'This Christmas,' and we don't just mean his musical interpretation of the song. The video features a red-clad, super-sized Cee Lo and women with giraffe heads and bikini bodies. There's not much of a Christmas-y vibe in the video.

Christina Aguilera and Cee Lo Green are just two of the names attached to the Michael Jackson tribute taking place in Wales on October 8.

13 years after Steve Urkel hung up his suspenders for good, America’s favorite nerd is back. This 50′s inspired music video for Cee-Lo Green’s new single ‘Cry Baby’ features the filled-out, spectacle-free actor that played Urkel, Jaleel White, rocking a cardigan and plaid pants for what has to be the first time since ‘Family Matters’ went off the air in 1998.

The exciting music rumors are actually true this time—over the weekend, Gwyneth Paltrow stepped into a New York studio to record a duet with Cee Lo Green, sharing the microphone with the R&B singer for a new version of his R&B hit "Forget You."