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Young announce on Tuesday (Dec 20) that he was exiting the group so that he could put his full focus on his solo project and on Wednesday Cameruci revealed that he will be continuing Flosstradamus "including all live performances, recordings and apparel."

Curt released the following statement, "The reports of Flosstradamus' death have been greatly exaggerated. A movement does not stop when one of its founding fathers goes abroad - it only gets bigger!

After being released in late November and meeting with president-elect Donald Trump, stories began circulating that West had canceled the European leg of his tour as well, but it turns out no dates were ever actually scheduled.

The sunny video finds Nettles "breaking up with heartbreak" because she's ready to start living her life again. Shot along the California coast, Nettles enjoys the beautiful weather by strolling along the beach, lounging in a sun-filled hotel room and going out to eat by herself.

The long-awaited concert doc is mostly composed of footage from a July 2015 show at Brooklyn's Barclays Center and features material from her 2014 album The Pinkprint.

"Most of the time I just can't even believe how many people are out there, so I'm just on stage in awe of that and grateful for that," Minaj says in the teaser. "I have to try my best to stay in these moments because some of these things that happen to me are like once-in-a-lifetime experiences."

Their home movie turned holiday music video features everything fans could want from the Las Vegas alt-rock band: Dan Reynolds dressed as Santa Claus and swaying his hips; Ben McKee holding a less-than-enthusiastic dog; Wayne Sermon playing guitar in his PJs in the bathroom; and Daniel Platzman goofing around.

"I'm so overdue!" she said. "I feel like I just need to keep making albums now." During her album gap, Twain kept busy with a two-year Las Vegas residency beginning in 2012 and followed that up with the Rock This Country tour in 2015.

We were sent the following details about the clip, "In this music video, Cameron Jay shows his leading lady how much he is committed to her, in his terms 'F With You', by taking her out on a romantic date and showing her that she's the only one he wants to be with. This scenario is very rare in today's generation.

The duo, made up of Wil and Langdon Reid, are honoring their fathers, Harold and Don Reid, who are both founding members of the legendary Country Music Hall of Fame quartet, The Statler Brothers.

The collection, which will be released via Sony Red / BFD, features nine tracks originally co-written by Harold and Don Reid. A special Wilson Fairchild penned tribute track, "The Statler Brothers Song," will be included in Songs Our Dads Wrote. Other standout songs on the project include former Statler Brothers hit, "Guilty," originally released in 1983, when it stormed into the Billboard Hot Country Songs top ten. The new version takes on a rootsy feel, with original Statler Brothers member Jimmy Fortune also appearing on vocals.

The cover track was recorded at Nuthouse Recording in Hoboken NJ by Tom Beaujour and Jennifer had the following to say about the song, "I have always approached my life and seen the world through the lens of music - and more specifically through songs. It began for me as a little kid listening to the radio on my walkman and saving up my allowance to buy a single each week at the department store when I'd go shopping with my mom. I'd bring it home and I'd play it over and over alone in my room and think about the lyrics or absorb the bassline and dance to the drums - or whatever it was about the particular song that got me. I would dream about the world - the one that existed in the picture that the artist created in the song and the one that my mind created from the information that the artist gave me. And always - it would calm me or make me feel protected or make me feel good or it would be a friend to me in my sadness if that was what I needed at that moment.

"This song, one of the biggest songs of the 1980s, is a perfect pop song and it's always been one of my favorites - I have the 45 hanging over my desk. I know that Bruce wrote it at the very end of the recording process for Born In the USA because the label wanted a hit - but I've always felt it to be a pretty heavy song despite it's pop bounce. Full of desire and expectation but also resigned and desperate feeling. At it's heart though, I hear it as a call to arms. It is defiant and brave. It says, 'I feel all of these things and yet I'm going to keep going anyway, keep trying.' Which is kind of how I have felt most of my life - things work, then they break, then I try to fix them and whether or not I can, I keep going anyway. And I think that feels like a good message for right now. What else is there to do really?

Cabello and her former group have been going back and forth on Twitter after Fifth Harmony announced suddenly on Sunday (December 18th) that they would be moving forward as a quartet.

Cabello posted her own response Monday (December 19th), which caused Fifth Harmony to speak up once more with a lengthy message that detailed how hurt they were over her departure.

The 20-second clip, shared on Royal Blood's YouTube page, shows an anonymous person getting a tattoo. When all is said and done, the arm displays a diamond along with a big, bold "2017" scrawled below it.

It's a meme that somehow defies explanation except that people are saying it and the phrase seems to have turned into an open call for people to dial up the volume on whatever they're doing.

The pop star performed twice to honor her Cheek to Cheek collaborator's nearly 70-year career in music, which includes 19 GRAMMY wins. First, Gaga performed "The Lady Is A Tramp," in uptempo, torchy style, ad-libbing lines like "Sometimes I go to Coney Island!" and "I love a prize fight." Later on, she performed "La Vie En Rose," the Edith Piaf standard Bennett covered through his storied career.

New Orleans' preeminent bounce queen debuted the visual Wednesday (December 21), and in it an office Christmas party gets wild when all the employees make their way to the 69th floor to let loose.

Everyone who enters the elevator on the ground floor may look buttoned up and basic, but once they hit the 69th floor things get crazy. A man wearing a suit turns to reveal the entire back is missing, a woman plays Edward 40-Hands and smashes the bottles over her head, and three friends decide to turn things into a pool party. So, in other words, just another start to the holidays in New Orleans.

I have always loved music and when I went to my first club at 16 I fell in love with dance music, specifically. I loved the power it had over peoples' bodies and moods. That's when I decided that I wanted to pursue this type of music professionally.

Deciding on my first song was an extensive process. "To Not Love You" was so relevant to where I was at in my life at the time. I had just moved to a new city and had to make New York my new home, which was really difficult when I was still in love with someone at home in Australia. I didn't know how not to love him.

"To Not Love You" is an anthem for everyone, boy or girl, as we have all experienced that feeling at one point in our lives. The line "how many ways can my heart keep on breaking?" is my favorite line of the song because anyone who has been in love knows that there are so many different ways your heart can break. Even when you think it's so broken and there is nothing left to break, somehow it happens again.

Love, whether it's romantic, familial or sexual, is complicated and can be a toxic roller coaster. I hope this song helps people feel that they are not alone in this feeling.