Pop Superstar Christina Aguilera says she will finally start tweeting Having in particular avoided typing her thoughts in 140-character bits, Aguilera said Tuesday while promoting NBC's "The Voice" that Christina "will join Twitter in honor of the show."
The Celebrety Blake Shelton, Cee Lo Green and Maroon 5's Adam Levine - the mentors on "The Voice" -- spent Tuesday speaking with members of the media to promote the upcoming singing competition show that debuts Apr. 26.
While executive producers Mark Burnett and John De Mol and host Carson Daly spoke in inflated terms about the level of "great" talent wrinkled up for the show and how different "The Voice"" will be from "American Idol" and the much-anticipated "X Factor," the four mentors were less definite about what to expect.
"The four of us have never experienced anything like this so we're learning as we go along," Levine said, seated in one of the four oversized red chairs that will be a signature part of the show's set. "We really don't know what will happen. Having never been in this position before makes it exciting."
No one associated with the show went into an extensive explanation, but the show is based on the four mentors hearing eight singers audition and then deciding if they want to work with a particular singer. The mentors, unlike the audience, will not be able to see the singers and will based their decision solely on the singers' voices.
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