Singing

There's just one contestant left that fans can't seem to crack.

Fans know the show is filmed ahead of time, but how far?

As if the world wasn't weird enough, now this theory.

While the country is under quarantine, Italians have taken to their balconies to sing together—but they weren't singing "Roar" or "I Rise."

"Nineties Love" is the latest clue for the masked celeb.

While some are still undecided, many fans are confident about a few masks.

One Group B celebrity has already been revealed.

Only three Group A contestants will remain by the end of Wednesday's episode.

The internet has already revealed some compelling theories.

The show returned for its third season following the Super Bowl on Sunday.

The famed singing competition will air twice this week.

Fox already revealed Banana will be one of the Season 3 contestants.

You can listen to his new music, or watch him on TV.

Fans seem to agree on most celebrity identities ahead of their unmaskings.

This week's competition will include a holiday-themed semi-final.

Thingamajig may have asked judge Nicole Scherzinger on a date.

One popular guess denied being under the mask.

The judges stuck to their original guesses on a handful of contestants.

Mixed reactions surrounded the character's guest starring spot.

One entirely new theory emerged on Wednesday night.

There's one celebrity name that viewers have associated with a handful of masks.

"They came into the house and kept like, ordering me stuff and it would show up to the house."

Here's what the celebrity had to say about the competition.

Are two of the show's contestants former Disney Channel stars?

The guesses range from A-list celebrities like Lady Gaga to a Trump employee.

The video shows the teacher cutting one student's hair and then throwing a piece of it behind her.

Wind causes the surface of the ice shelf to vibrate, creating a "singing" sound across the Texas-sized slab.

It doesn't look like it.

"We're in the money, the sky is sunny, let's send it, lend it, spend it, rolling along," the CEO sang in an unguarded moment caught on film.

The goal is to promote patriotism in China and its territories, lawmakers say.