Sex Pistols' Johnny Rotten Was Furious Over Nirvana's 'Nevermind'

As reported by Rolling Stone, Head was the winner of this season's singing competition. Among the songs featured in the medley were "Detroit Rock City" and "Rock and Roll All Nite."

"It's crazy, man," said Head, prior to taking the stage with the legendary rockers. "I don't know how to do it really. We had a rehearsal already, and I was just blown away because these guys are so nice.

The benefit has raised nearly $9 million so far, reports The Tennessean. This number is expected to rise, as the telethon will be broadcast multiple times in the coming days.

The program aired Tuesday and featured more than 20 live and taped performances from country stars such as Parton, Kenny Rogers, Chris Young, Chris Stapleton and Reba McEntire and performers outside the genre, including Cyndi Lauper and Don McLean.

Minaj's "Black Barbies," her take on Rae Sremmurd's massive hit "Black Beatles," landed at the number 65 spot and gave Minaj the slight edge over Swift with 70 songs in total. And she hasn't released a new album since 2014's The Pinkprint.

On The Late Late Show with James Corden, Diamond even spoofed his greatest hit, transforming "Sweet Caroline" into "Sweet Christmastime." The latter is a raunchy retelling of bad decisions at a Christmas party.

The party begins with shots, eggnog and making out. Suddenly, Fran is touching Stan, sexting Val and kissing Steve. "Sweet Christmastime--our whole office got so drunk," goes the ebullient chorus. It's fun to hear Diamond sing about "hooking up in the supply room," role play, and "bumping uglies." Let's just say it got weird.

Hot Fuss, which hit number one in the UK and number seven in America yielded the hit singles "Mr. Brightside," "Somebody Told Me," "All These Things That I've Done" and "Smile Like You Mean It."

The episode will air in January and will feature RZA and Common among the special guests. Series executive producer Matt Selman teased the episode, saying, "It's a tale of greed, excess, betrayal, revenge, and ruthlessness, and there's a hilarious goose in it. The goose is really funny."

It starts out innocently enough: "I got the topper, you got the ladder?" asks the Manchester by the Sea actor. Chance produces a tiny step ladder to trim the gigantic tree at Rockefeller Center. "Just believe," he tells Affleck.

Webber recounted the experience to the U.K.'s Good Morning Britain, and said that he and Wright agonized over whether to invite Rihanna back to England with them, so they could make her a star.

"A lot has happened," said Gilbert in a prepared statement about the new album "and anyone who knows me knows that every album is another chapter of my life.

Even though the video briefly looks at a few different members as they come and go to meetings, "Blame" focuses its attention mostly on one person in particular. A young girl finds herself swept up by the cult's practices.

The festival announced its 2017 line-up, which will feature headliners Diana Ross and Mary J. Blige, along with several other sultry singers like Solange, Chaka Khan, Erykah Badu, India.Arie and more.

And not only has the group been turned into the lovable plastic bricks but they're viewable in virtual reality courtesy Moving Picture Company, one of the leaders in the VR space.

"I thought it would be dope to get Kodak Black on this record so I reached out and he was with it! So we put together something special for you," Loaf wrote in her SoundCloud description of the song.

"This is such a special time of the year. The time when you get to express gratitude and show love. So that's what we did. I hope y'all enjoy it. Happy Holidays!"

He shared "Castro" off that project on Thursday, and it features a series of heavy hitters, including Kanye West, Big Sean, Quavo from Migos and 2 Chainz.

The live event will be streamed live beginning at 9:00 p.m. EST. Tickets for the exclusive went on sale Thursday, Dec 15 to Amex Card holders and quickly sold out.

The video shows time passing on a public bus. It begins with Cara as a young child and shows her transformation to pre-teen and later teenager. But the video doesn't stop at her current age. Instead, it keeps going and shows her as a polished young woman holding a GRAMMY then as a mother and later as a senior.

On Twitter, Cara shared that the GRAMMY moment hadn't happened yet, and was merely a prediction. Responding to a follower asking about its meaning, she tweeted, "it symbolizes my hopes for long-term success in my career. putting it out into the universe, in other words."

Rowland was asked the weird and impertinent question about her son's long-way-off dating life, and ruled out the idea that Titan and Blue Ivy would ever hook up. "They're like cousins!" she told US Weekly. She did, however, elaborate on her decades of friendship with Beyonce.