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‘The Voice:’ Houston goes to battle
Local girl Sarah Golden goes up against an Ashlee Simpson look-alike. How'd she do?
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The Voice keeps the battle rounds moving
Quirky girls! Soulful standouts! And Cody Belew!
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But Sugar Land singer Paulina is no match for Dez Duron.
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The Voice gets lifted by Avery Wilson
The battles come to a close. So why are we still not at the live shows?
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Cypress singer Danielle Bradbery wins Voice battle
Country talent continues to shine on Blake Shelton's team.
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‘The Voice’: Houston’s Savannah Berry engages in battle
The local girl sings for her spot on Team Blake Shelton.
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‘The Voice’ wraps up the battle rounds
Cathia and Mary Miranda soar on a gorgeous Shakira ballad.
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‘The Voice’: Houston singer Amber Nicole goes to battle
The Carver High School senior takes on Beyoncé tune "Listen" for coach Christina Aguilera.
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‘The Voice’: More Houston talent in the spotlight
Another Houston singer survives the battle rounds
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The Voice: Well of course there are more battle rounds
But never enough Cher. MORE CHER!
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‘The Voice’: The final battles and not a lot of actual singing
So that was, what, maybe 10 minutes of performances in an hourlong show?
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San Antonio pop star Paula DeAnda is among the warriors, belting out a Lady Gaga tune.
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Texas boys Craig Wayne Boyd and Luke Wade sing for survival. Also, Gwen Stefani is adorable.
View ArticleThe Voice: More battles, questionable choices
Singers continue to fall. And a few of the wrong ones get away.
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University of Houston grad Kelli Douglas takes the stage and sings for survival.
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