Taylor Swift Releases New Song 'Call It What You Want'

Smith appeared on The Late Late Show segment ready to sing some new material, old favorites and he also brought along four special guests. The ladies of Fifth Harmony crashed Sam's joy ride to sing along with "Work From Home" and the British singer could barely contain his excitement. He sang old favorites like "I'm Not the Only One" and his new single "Too Good at Goodbyes." Corden also got Sam to open up about his love life.

"Automatic" was the lead single from Lambert's 2014 full-length, Platinum. "Tin Man," is a highlight from her recent double album The Weight of These Wings.

Blake sings about living on ramen and Burger King, scraping together gas money and buying one-ply toilet paper. "Money" doesn't exactly romanticize the broke days of hustling and waiting around for his big break.

"If you wanna pu-pu-pu-pu-put it on me, you're not gonna ge-ge-ge-ge-get it for free," Charli signs on the hook. "Come on spend that dirty sexy money on me, on me, on me."

"What you need, I got it, Louis shoes, cop boots, top down, you," Montana spits. "Diamond juice, all I see is you, right now, you, all I want is you, you."

This weekend, David will host and Cyrus will be the musical guest. In the advertisement, the two bump into the lobby of 30 Rockefeller Plaza. "Hey, what are you doing here?" David says to Cyrus. "I'm on SNL this week. I'm the musical guest," replies Cyrus. David bobs his head and says, "Hosting. I'm hosting."

The two continue their frivolous banter, then the elevator arrives. For a moment, David looks uncomfortable, then he walks over to the elevator bank on the opposite side of the hall.

The music star has been cast to play Nala the childhood friend of Simba (played by Donald Glover); later in life, the two become King and Queen of the jungle.

Jon Favreau will direct the movie, which will be the follow-up to his Jungle Book film. "It is a director's dream to assemble a talented team like this to bring this classic story to life," Favreau said in a statement.

"I wrote 'Like Gold' after coming off the road at the start of 2016," Joy said in a press statement. "It started with a simple melody I was humming and the idea of looking back at a relationship."

"My goodness Willa Gray, we have never prayed so hard for anything or anyone," Akins wrote in her Instagram caption. "Now half way across the world from where we first met you're turning 2 and you are better than my best dreams."

Klum not only transformed into Michael Jackson's werewolf from the "Thriller" video, but the Project Runway host learned the iconic dance, running through the routine with a cast of dancers made up like zombies.

The song, which peaked at No. 12 on the Hot 100, is set to be featured on Maroon 5's new album, Red Pill Blues, which is set to be released this Friday, Nov. 3.

The pair got engaged back in July, and are busy planning for a spring 2018 weeding. "We just want it to feel like a party," Morris told People recently about her impending nuptials.

Ballerini worked with A-list songwriters for the project, co-writing over 200 songs with Ross Copperman, Shane McAnally, Ashley Gorley and Hillary Lindsey. She narrowed those down to 12 for what would become a chronological storyline of her life throughout the past several years.

"I had to let myself be OK with being vulnerable," Ballerini says. "My first album, I wanted it to be an introduction, just reaching out my hand. I had a song about my parent's divorce, about being insecure - it was one song per emotion. In doing that, I wasn't really able to articulate the depth of those emotions. Now, having gotten older, having gone through a big breakup and having fallen in love in a massive way, I had to say, 'hey, let yourself feel that, let yourself write that.' The end product was this record, which is a chronological story of my life these past few years."

Songs like opening track "Graveyard" and "Miss Me More" touch upon her breakup while "In Between" shares some of the singer's insecurities as she sings of the struggle of, "sometimes I play grown-up, and sometimes I play pretend."

In case students didn't recognize the celebrity as she rode by, her and assistant were rocking out to Gomez's new collaboration with Marshmello, "Wolves."

"I'm so affectionate and gross with my wife, [but] this is a whole other level of vomit," the outspoken Maroon 5 frontman continued. "They're so in love. It's really nice."