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They were mystified by overpriced fidget spinners. Satirical reports of "removable jihadi beards" and other bizarre and offensive merchandise didn't elicit many laughs--just outright confusion.

The band released a statement that blames social media strategist Tannis Wright for the campaign. "He thought about marketing our new album, Everything Now, in ways that we never would have, and while we didn't agree with all of them, we had internally agreed to try some things this time around that we might not have tried in the past," the band said.

The It's Alive: Classic Horror and Sci-fi art from the Kirk Hammett Collection exhibit will open Saturday, Aug. 12 at Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, MA. The collection includes over 100 pieces.

"For me, the horror genre took me over at a young age," Hammett told Boston Magazine. "I was five years old when I saw my first horror movie, and from the onset it was like discovering an entirely different world out there that I never knew existed."

"No, thank you very much," the outspoken former Oasis star and now solo artist replied. "No f�� chance mate. With that fat bloke from Kevin and Perry?"

At this point in the interview, Gallagher's girlfriend Debbie Gwyther clarifies that the singer is referring to the British sitcom Gavin & Stacey, on which Corden played a role, she also claims he's never watched it.

According to the report, Eminem is expected to release his ninth solo studio record in the fourth quarter of this year. Last year, the rapper took to Twitter to officially announce he was "working on an album."

During this part of her July 30th show in Dallas, Idina asked a couple of kids to help her sing the Frozen hit -- an invite which seemed to bring every child in the room to the stage -- and was pleasantly surprised when she saw a boy in the crowd.

"Oh, I love when the dudes come up," Idina said with a smile before introducing 11-year-old Luke Chacko. Even more surprising was his response to the singer's question about whether or not he knew the song.

"Do you even know what song this is?" Idina asked. "'Let It Go' obviously' What kind of question is that?" Luke fired back without even missing a beat.

Idina went on to explain that during many of her shows, boys who have come up on stage have told her they were not really fans of the song, and one boy even preferred to sing Justin Timberlake's "Can't Stop the Feeling" from Trolls, which drew laughs from Luke and the audience.

"Heck to the no," Luke said about that notion. 'I'm offended!"

It was at that point Idina let Luke sing some of the song, which immediately caused the room to erupt in applause. "Can you all just shut up for a minute and let him sing it again?" Idina cheerfully scolded the crowd. "Because you're not hearing all of the subtleties because you're screaming -- and that's OK -- but now do it again!"

"Constantly in the darkness, if you want me I'll be in the bar," Lorde wrote in her tweet which started the social media exchange. "On the back of a cartoon coaster, in the blue TV screen light."

The singer has revealed that he will be performing concerts aboard Carnival's Victory and Liberty cruise ships on September 21 and 22, reports USA Today.

The internationally renowned DJ sat down to discuss his recent African tour and also dished on how he's yet to find a track that's the right fit for Rihanna, who's been rather blunt about the choices he's presented.

Titled "Guardians' Inferno," the cast dances in full '80s, silvery style and are led by none other than an icon of two hit television series of the era: David Hasselhoff.

"Today was such a magical day," Busta wrote. "This is a picture of me and my son in his new college dorm room where he will be through his next 4 yrs for college. Me and my beautiful family collectively saw my son off to college today� Another one of my babies left the nest today to embark on uncharted territory and start a new phase in life."

Directed by TK McKamy, the video features Granger's wife Amber and their youngest son River. The video showcases their journey from the first encounter to starting a family together.

In the video, Payne answers questions about his upcoming album, all while having a blast with a few new furry friends. It might be challenging to focus on his answers while he cuddles the cute pups, but Payne revealed some juicy tidbits about his impending solo debut.

He spoke about what the writing process is like for him, along with a potential new female artist who will be featured on the record, though he remained tight-lipped about who she might be.

Speaking about the eclectic sound, he said, "There's some ballads, there's some hip-hop songs, there's some more dance music. So I think there's a really varied mix of different things that we have."

The interviewers also asked him about his relationship to One Direction moving forward and who he would consider collaborating with from the boy band. Choosing Zayn Malik, Payne remarked that it would work because they have similar sounds.

Versace recruited several models to lip sync along with the musician's hit single which she dedicated "To my special friend," as written in the caption for the clip. The video is extravagant in and of itself, as every model is donned in, what else, but Versace and they are dancing around a room that looks like it could be part of a museum or palace.

Corden tells Smith he'd like to "round out the sound," and the two were joined by a full marching band. The banter is good too. Smith told Corden he was asked to play Barack Obama in an upcoming film and the former President gave his blessing, telling him he "has the ears for it."

Combs performed and filmed the song on his tour bus, while two of his bandmates play guitar and serenade with him to the catchy tune in the clip that he has shared online.