"I'm doing this s� for free tonight," Drake said after the accident. 'I don't give a f�." For those who were skeptical of his claim, he reiterated the promise at the end of the concert: "London England, I love you, I hope you enjoyed your free show," reports the BBC.
The rapper was performing "Goosebumps" and everyone was jumping when Scott tripped and fell into a hole in the middle of the stage. He was gone for a few seconds before Drake helped him back up and the concert continued. Scott seemed uninjured, but he damaged part of the set when he fell; a huge globe was broken and couldn't be brought onto the stage. Read more and see footage of the Travis Scott accident
here.
Wearing a black turtleneck, Swift stands in a recording studio and plays her single "I Don't Wanna Live Forever" from the Fifty Shades Darker soundtrack. Thanks to the acoustic guitar she uses and the mellow way she sings the song, "I Don't Wanna Live Forever" goes from being a moody, synth-driven number to something fans might have heard Swift perform at a cafe when she was first starting out.
Swift will be headlining the event, which will take place at a 64,000-square-foot venue created specifically for the Super Saturday Night concert, announced AT&T, DirecTV's owner, in a statement last year. Check out Swift getting ready for her big night
here.
In one photo, she snapped a selfie with Drake, and in another, she posed with Drake and Lil Wayne. "The Big 3," she tagged the photo. Drake also shared the same photos on his Instagram account.
Minaj has worked with both Drake and Lil Wayne throughout her career, but her friendship with Drake cooled when she started dating Meek and the two began beefing. She maintained in late 2016 that she wasn't getting involved in their drama, but she's clearly choosing sides now that she's done with her ex. Read more
here.
"Mary and I are so blessed to have amazing friends all over this industry. Garth Brooks is an amazing artist who always entertains everyone in the house, I am humbled by his involvement," said Travis in the announcement.
We were sent these details about the special event: The event, titled 1 Night. 1 Place. 1 Time: A Heroes and Friends Tribute to Randy Travis, will also feature performances from over 30 artists including Alabama, Rodney Atkins, Kane Brown, Mark Chesnutt, James Dupre, Jeff Foxworthy, Montgomery Gentry. Read more
here.
The 18-year-old daughter of Jackson and Debbie Rowe will be making her acting debut later this year in the dramatic television series "Star" on the Fox network.
According to Fox, the 18-year-old Jackson will play a Rachael, "a young, super-chic, stylish and intimidating social media guru who oversees a publicity shoot of the girl group and deliberately goads Star (Jude Demorest) and Eva (guest star Sharlene Taule) into pushing some boundaries." Read more
here.
If hearing three of R&B's biggest voices together isn't enough for listeners, "I Think of You" also samples Montell Jordan's 2000 single "Get It On Tonite" with its bubbly synth-riffs and slick beat (via XXLMag).
Jeremih can't hold back his feelings on the track. "My love for you is bigger than a mansion/ More than you imagine/ I want all of your kisses/ Mistletoe before Christmas/ If you ain't got it, don't get it/ If you got time, there's no limit/ Won't you give me something," he sings. Check out the track
here.
Dressed in a tux and wearing oversized glasses, Bieber introduces himself in the opening seconds. "Hello, I'm Justin Bieber, celebration expert," he says before taking fans through all the ways players have celebrated touchdowns.
First there was the 'spike' then the 'shimmy,' followed by the 'shake' and the popular 'shimmy shimmy shake.' But when Terrell Owens (aka T.O.) entered the game, he put his own spin on the possibilities. Read more
here.
Registering a song is not a guarantee that it will end up on an album, but for Gomez's fans, it's a welcome first step. Even if "It Ain't Me" doesn't get released, we should be hearing a lot from the former Disney 'wizard" and Instagram queen in the months ahead.
Gomez has a duet with Paulina Rubio coming and has been in the studio with The Futuristics (Machine Gun Kelly and Camila Cabello's 'Bad Things" ), Jacob Kasher (Maroon 5's 'Don't Wanna Know" ) and Danish songwriter Jonas Jeberg (Kylie Minogue's 'All I See" ). Read more
here.
Of the six tracks Rexha included on Part 1, her collaboration with Nicki Minaj, "No Broken Hearts," is missing. But she does team up with G-Eazy for "F�k Fake Friends" and with Ty Dolla $ign for "Bad B�-."
Rexha explained on Twitter, "My album is coming out in two parts. 1st part is moodier/rhythmic/urban." As for the cover, Rexha wears a white sports bra and underwear outside in the snow. Of course, she's got a bright blue fake fur to keep her warm. See the tracklisting
here.
Gary Clark Jr. and William Bell will also take the stage for a special collaborative performance. Those five new additions join an already stacked roster, which includes Adele, Daft Punk, Dave Grohl, Alicia Keys, John Legend, Bruno Mars, Metallica, Maren Morris, Anderson .Paak, A Tribe Called Quest, Carrie Underwood, Keith Urban and The Weeknd.
Simpson and Chance are both celebrating a big year when it comes to nominations. Simpson has been nominated in two categories, including Album of the Year and Best Country Album for his 2016 release A Sailor's Guide to Earth. Read more
here.
On Wedneday (Feb. 1), three of Harry Styles' bandmates sent him good wishes for his 23rd birthday. Niall Horan, Liam Payne and Louis Tomlinson showed their love online.
Horan posted the following tweet, "@Harry_Styles happy birthday mate. Have a good day , see ya soon� Niall Horan (@NiallOfficial) February 01, 2017." See the other tweets
here.
The court initially ordered Kesha's and Luke's legal counsel to discuss a settlement in private chambers, but things didn't go well and on Monday (January 30th) both Kesha and Luke sought permission from New York Supreme Court Justice Shirley Kornreich to update their claims.
Kesha claimed that even though she's been working on new music, she's still not free from Dr. Luke because she's contracted to his record label, Kemosabe Records. "After a February 19, 2016, preliminary injunction hearing, Kesha Rose Sebert is, for the time being, no longer forced to record in the same room with Lukasz 'Dr. Luke' Gottwald, the abusive music producer who has had her under contract for the past eleven years," Kesha's updated counterclaim stated. "But allowing Kesha to make music outside Dr. Luke's presence does not free her from her abuser's control" (via The Hollywood Reporter). Read more
here.
As the camera pans past each page, their photos come to life and offer sage words for anyone pursuing a dream. "If you wanna make an album, make an album," Elliott advises.
Kimmel, dressed in a flashy blue tuxedo, quickly follows holding a clarinet. "If you wanna play the clarinet, maybe don't dress like this, but play the clarinet." Read more
here.
"I meant it like 'It can fall apart, like hell in a hand basket,'" she told Radio.com. "Cuz I hadn't thought of all the ways that it can mean something different."
But Clark approached her friend and fellow songwriter Scott Stepakoff, who saw things differently. "Love Can Go to Hell" became a curse, a "get out of my life" demand when love requires too much and offers too little. From there, things quickly came to fruition.
Appearing on Clark's Big Day in a Small Town, "Love Can Go to Hell," didn't seem like it was going to be any kind of big song compared to other tracks on the album. Read more
here.
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