Fans can rest easy following a statement that Ms. Jackson released on Wedneday (Jan. 6), in which the singer reveals, "The rumors are untrue. I do not have cancer."
The singer posted a lyric video for her song "The Great Forever," which is off her latest album Unbreakable. At the end of the clip, Jackson's statement is unveiled: "Remember� believe it when you hear it from my lips. The rumors are untrue. I do not have cancer. I'm recovering. My doctors have approved my concerts as scheduled in Europe, and as I promised, the postponed shows will be rescheduled. Thank you for you prayers and love." Read more here.
It's not clear for whom the track was originally written, but the slow drip of material from the album has kept anticipation high. Last month, Sia released a full-length track: "Cheap Thrills," a bouncy dance anthem written for Rihanna.
This is Acting is Sia's seventh studio album and will debut January 29. The full audio of "Reaper" will be available later today. Hear the brief preview of Sia's new music here.
Love performed a cover of the Radiohead classic "Creep" oozing with the pensive, tortured, carnal intensity we know and respect. Yahoo News reports that her daughter Frances Bean Cobain looked on from the audience.
The event specifically celebrated the Linda Perry/Miley Cyrus collaboration that some have tipped for Best Original Song prospects at this year's Oscars. Check it out here.
Lambert's "Roadside Bars and Pink Guitars: Unplugged" concert will also feature performances by Ashley Monroe, Shane McAnally and Nicolle Galyon.
The show is set to take place on January 20th at the 350 person capacity City Winery; tickets for the extremely intimate event sold out quickly. Read Miranda's tweet about the event here.
The movie also stars Debbi Morgan as Braxton's mother, Evelyn; Gavin Houston as Babyface, Cortney Scott Wright as Traci Braxton, Skye P. Marshall as Towanda Braxton, LaToya Franklyn as Trina Braxton and Tiffany Hines as Tamar Braxton.
The movie will debut on Saturday, January 23rd at 8:00PM, followed by the special, Beyond The Headlines: Toni Braxton at 10:00pm. Watch the new trailer for the film here.
In an effort to cross-promote his music and the TV enterprise, the Kanan Reloaded project is based on his character, Kanan, from the Starz series "Power" and is an addition to the Kanan Tape he released at the end of 2015.
But while "Power" has been well received by audiences, he is still not happy about being passed over for awards nominations. "I guess people don't like my show, it's to real maybe," he posted on Tuesday (Jan. 5). "Well who cares, I'll make it so big that no one cares about awards anymore. Hell I can give my self a damn trophy tomorrow. KANAN ??? I'm shooting everybody f-k it.#EFFENVODKA." Check out 50's messages here.
However, that one in a billion occurrence recently happened to some guy singing Aerosmith's 1997 #1 hit, "I Don't Want To Miss a Thing"; in the video below Steven Tyler is watching the performance and then joins the singer on the mic.
At first, it looks as if the singer is unsure who has just joined him. And then he looks surprised as Tyler messes up the lyrics - it's supposed to be "I don't want to close my eyes, I don't want to fall asleep," but Tyler sang "I don't want to fall asleep, I don't want to fade away." Watch it here.
From creator Baz Luhrmann, the show will follow a group of kids in late 1970s New York against a musically-laced backdrop integrating all kinds of genres like disco, punk and hip-hop.
The press release elaborates on the premise, stating, "From Bronx tenements, to the SoHo art scene; from CBGB to Studio 54 and even the glass towers of the just-built World Trade Center, The Get Down is a mythic saga of how New York at the brink of bankruptcy gave birth to hip-hop, punk and disco -- as told through the lives and music of the South Bronx kids who changed the city and the world'forever." Read more and watch the trailer here.
Rather than have one Teen Angel, a role originally performed by teen crooner Frankie Avalon, the three remaining members of Boyz II Men will perform the role as a trio, singing "Beauty School Dropout." On their Twitter account today, the group announced, "We're so excited to announce we're joining Grease: Live."
The tweet also included a video of members Nathan Morris, Wanya Morris and Shawn Stockman singing a brief a cappella version of "Grease is the Word." It sounded angelic, naturally.
Check out the announcement here.
Showing a recent head shot of Kratz surrounded by poop emojis, Goulding doesn't need any words to explain her feelings. They're as clear as the emojis surrounding Kratz's face.
If you're one of the few people who still hasn't seen Making a Murderer, the 10-part documentary series on Netflix has been taking the world by storm since it debuted on Dec. 18. Read more here.
Branch looks like quite the pleasant little fellow, complete with a grimace, a sinister appearance and some wild hair. Ever one for puns, Timberlake captioned the picture, "Hair we go�I'm officially a #Troll."
In addition to voicing Branch, Timberlake will be serving as the movie's executive music producer, which involves contributing a few new songs. That marks the first new music from Timberlake since his 2013 album The 20/20 Experience - 2 of 2.
Trolls also stars Anna Kendrick, and hits theaters Nov. 4. See Timberlake's post here.
"Dierks: 'TR did you already leave Kroger?'" Rhett posted on Instagram. "Me: 'Yeah man what's up?' Dierks: 'Dude, I left my wallet at home can you spot me 10 bucks for ginger beer?'"
And judging from Bentley's Twitter page, Rhett turned back around and saved his friend. "Hit Kroger for ginger beer," Bentley wrote. "Forgot money! Luckily I knew the guy behind me in line. Thanks!" See the posts here.
"Studio breaks getting serious, Drizzy captioned his post. "Two hand backhand courtesy of @jetbentlee." Drake's opponent is Jet Bent Lee who is the son of Chef Susur Lee, the owner of Fring, the Toronto restaurant Darke helped name.
Drizzy loses the point, but does show off a sweet spin move. His full caption reads "Studio breaks getting serious. Two hand backhand courtesy of @jetbentlee." Watch the video here.
3 Stacks said his role playing a married architect opposite Regina King is what pushed him to start working on music. "I still get time to think about music. [Shooting TV and film projects] is not so bad - it kind of puts you in the place where you're fiending to do music," Andre commented. "I've been holding [back] for a long time, so now I'm really interested in figuring out some type of music to do. I'm always recording."
Erykah Badu and his son Seven also helped Andre get back into music by having him record a verse for "Hello," a song off her 2015 Drake-inspired mixtape But You Cain't Use My Phone. Read more about that here.
After a video of Nelson performing the piece in Boston last year went viral, Elliot sent a congratulatory message and and also called the poet. But the ultimate surprise came when Elliot showed up at her house.
'I didn't think she would show up," said Nelon. "But at 9 p.m. there was a knock on my door. There were two women outside who said they had a surprise for me and five seconds later Missy was standing there. The tweets would have been enough, the phone call would have been enough, but to personally show up at my doorstep is amazing." Read more here.
In a preview of the performance, which airs on tonight (January 7), Dewan Tatum dresses like Ginuwine in a tank top and backwards hat and gives a lap dance to her hubby.
The first season of Lip Sync Battle featured epic competitions between Justin Bieber vs. former NFL star Deion Sanders, Iggy Azalea vs. Los Angeles Lakers' Nick Young, Anne Hathaway vs. Emily Blunt, Terrence Howard vs. Taraji P. Henson, Queen Latifah vs. Marlon Wayans and Salt vs. Pepa.
Other performers for season two include Christina Aguilera recreating her 2001 cover of 'Lady Marmalade" as well as performances by Kevin Hart, Snoop Dogg, Olivia Munn, Shaquille O'Neal, Hayden Panettiere, Gigi Hadid, Eva Longoria, Chris Paul, Nina Dobrev, Kaley Cuoco, Josh Gad, Cee Lo Green, Joel McHale and Jim Rash. Watch the preview here.
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