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People think they know the lyrics to popular songs. However, when there‘s a lot of money at stake, not everyone can keep singing when the music stops. Many have tried but few have succeeded.  So far, the second season of

The FOX reality series Don’t Forget the Lyrics returns to airwaves tonight at 9pm, with the contenders vying for the grand prize of a million dollars.  Hosted by

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On Friday, October 12, actor-comedian Wayne Brady, host of FOX‘s Don‘t Forget the Lyrics, performed at this year‘s "Girls & Guys Night Out" fundraising event, helping to raise thousands of dollars for Girls Inc. of Metro Denver, an organization that provides a supportive environment that helps empower young women.

Wayne Brady, host of Don‘t Forget the Lyrics, has appeared in kid-friendly projects as a mainstay on ABC Family, took his young daughter Maile Masako to the Emmy awards, and went to Kansas City last month to support a local charity for families in crisis, but the actor-comedian is hoping the public won‘t peg him as a family-oriented and wholesome guy.

Karaoke-style game shows like Don‘t Forget the Lyrics are becoming the music industry‘s strong ally towards survival and perhaps, even immortality. 

The recently concluded 59th annual Emmy Awards had its share of stunning upsets, most notably, Boston Legal eagle, James Spader, snatching the Best Dramatic Actor from heavy favorites James Gandolfini and Hugh Laurie.  While we don‘t hear either Gandolfini or Laurie whining about their defeat, rapper Kanye West lived up to his reputation as a crybaby loser when he shouted “I never win!”

Premiere Date and Time: Thursday, September 6, 9pmNetwork: FOX    Time Slot Competition: Grey‘s Anatomy, CSI:, The Office

Tonight, Wayne Brady hosts the OTHER singing show, Don‘t Forget the Lyrics. Last night, NBC premiered The Singing Bee, and now it’s the FOX show with a nearly identical premise. Contestants must, one at a time, give the correct lyrics to 10 of the biggest hits of all time in order to walk away with one million dollars. When they first start singing, the music and lyrics are there but as they go on, they disappear, leaving contestants on their own.