Family Holds Private Funeral For George Michael

A decision was expected Wednesday (March 29) but the D.A. that they still need time to look at the case. A Los Angeles Districk Attorney's Office spokesman said yesterday afternoon, "A filing decision will not be made today. Our prosecutors are still reviewing the case."

Evidence against the pop singer includes footage of him wrestling on the floor with a photographer. He then tries to go and help girlfriend, Eleanor Calder, who was being surrounded by a group of girls, reports London's Daily Mail.

Then he reposted a tweet by his former collaborator Danja--who has often co-produced with Timbaland--that reads, "What u think u gon get if I'm with Tim in one room� and Pharrell and Chad in another room at the same time on the same project???"

A piano has long stood in the station as a kind of landmark, and Legend hopped on the keys to play "All of Me," "Ordinary People," and the Darkness song "Surefire." His early-morning performance caught commuters on their way to work--not a bad way to start your hump day.

2 Chainz posted about their latest duet which will appear on his forthcoming album Pretty Girls Like Trap Music, saying it is "goin to be a problem #prettygirlsliketrapmusic."

The new album's tracklisting revealed that the effort will feature Lauren Alaina on the track "Are You Happy Now," and a co-write from Chris Stapleton on a song called "Vandalized."

The two-minute clip features Del Rey living in the "H" of the iconic Hollywood sign. "Even those these times can feel a little bit crazy, they're not so very different from what other generations have experienced at one time or another before," says Lana in voiceover.

"Amidst all the uncertainty, and as we transition out one era into another one there's no place I'd rather be than smack dab in the middle of Hollyweird making this record for you, because you, and the music, and this place, are my love, my life, my lust for life," she continues.

The country music stars had such a blast performing the song together on Bentley's 2017 What the Hell Tour, they decided to use a live performance for the song's official video.

While the popstar and actress only in the new trailer for a split second, her quick transformation from classy cabaret dancer to sultry nurse makes the scene more than worth it.

The new full-length album is expected to come out later this spring. Triumphant will be Twain's first LP following a 15-year hiatus after being diagnosed with dysphonia.

'I mean, because I started all of this when I was like 14, 15 so I didn't have a lot of gig history before that," she told Radio X. 'But I was in a band when I was like at school called Extreme. It was a rock band."

"We were the 12-year-old version of extreme. There were a lot of bad moves. There was a lot of getting people to clap," she said. "I distinctly remember thinking 'I am not cool in this moment. This is not a cool year for me.' There is a touch of footage online. If you like a laugh it's quite funny."

While Khaled didn't reveal his role in the movie, he let fans speculate by showing them several clips, which featured Khaled with actress Elizabeth Banks and surrounded by U.S. Army troops. He also posted an Instagram shot of his family watching him rehearse.

This year's collaborations will include: Reba McEntire and Lauren Daigle performing "Back to God," country couple royalty Tim McGraw and Faith Hill performing the world television premiere of their new single "Speak To a Girl," Thomas Rhett and Maren Morris teaming up for 'Craving You," Cole Swindell and Dierks Bentley joining forces for 'Flatliner," Carrie Underwood and Keith Urban performing their hit single 'The Fighter," and Florida Georgia Line with the Backstreet Boys performing a medley.

"I knocked out a joint with @hairweavekiller [2 Chainz] today we got some heat New Music coming soon!!!" 50 Cent wrote in the caption for the social media photo post on Tuesday.

Earlier this week, Demi Lovato played second fiddle to Fallon for the latest installment and the duo discussed selfies, spring flings and why they're "besties forever and ever."

"Barely Alive" is the first song I released this year and I think it's really indicative of the kind of music that I'm creating right now. At the end of 2016 I knew that I wanted to record an EP but I was lacking direction. I was really reaching for things outside of me to spark the creative process but it really wasn't working-I was looking for something outside of myself.

Last summer when I started writing "Barely Alive" with Mia Minichiello and Matias Mora (both extremely talented and hard-working musicians-and wonderful friends as well!) I tried to come into the writing process with an objective. I wanted to create this upbeat pop song with a lot of energy. Unfortunately, at the time I was also going through the end of a relationship. So here I was, trying to make a "happy" song, when that wasn't my truth.

In a way "Barely Alive" was therapeutic to me because it offered me a way of emoting the state I was in at that time. I think all three of us felt that in the writing space and that's what made the song blossom into what it was.

What makes "Barely Alive" so special to me is that it's really a testament to the kind of material I want to continue making and a good introduction to what my EP will be like. "Barely Alive" is about recognizing my feelings and owning up to the fact that I was hurt. That kind of honesty and truth is what I want all my music to have. I want it to speak to the reality of the ups and downs of living a life.