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However, the appeals court has ordered controversial Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Judge Genece E. Brinkley to rule on the bail petition Mill's lawyers filed two weeks ago -- and explain her reasons "without further delay."

"This is good news," Mill's lawyer, Peter Goldberger, told Philly.com. The Superior Court's ruling came quickly, and was handed down within hours of Mill's motion for an emergency bail order, which complained that Brinkley has not responded to any of Mill's post-sentencing appeals.

First, in an interview with a German publication, the former Smiths frontman said Spacey had perhaps 'been unnecessarily attacked" by the media and speculated that his accuser (actor Anthony Rapp, who was 14 at the time of the alleged incident) 'had an inkling of what might possibly happen." In a follow-up interview with British publication The Sunday Times, Morrissey added that "sexual harassment" can be "just a pathetic attempt at courtship."

These interviews may be among the last the British singer will be conducting. "Let me just say this--that was the last print interview I will ever do," he told the crowd at Chicago's Riviera Theater on Saturday (Nov 25).

"I made the album before 30. I just aint put that bitch out!" the modern R&B songwriter posted on his Tumblr page. Ocean turned 30 on October 28, 2017, so the cryptic 13-word post seems to hint that he'll be releasing more music soon.

Family, friends and fans attended the funeral service at Mount Hermon Baptist Church in Clarksville to say goodbye to Tillis, who died on November 19 after a long battle with his health. He was 85.

According to the Tennessean, Tillis' daughter, Pam, gave the eulogy and shared that the outpouring of love she and her family have received following her father's death has been "nothing short of amazing."

The risky process was difficult, but Richard was determined, even though she was hunted down by security during her journey."Hey @lorde, I hung Melodrama in the Louvre!" she wrote on Twitter.

Ed Sheeran, Nick Jonas, Ringo Starr and many more have joined forces with the Children's Cancer Association to perform sets today and viewers are urged to donate.

The tour opens at New York's Radio City Music Hall on Jan. 27, although it doesn't resume until May 1 in Portland, OR. The tour wraps up June 7 in Raleigh, NC.

Khalid is set to embark on The Roxy Tour, inspired by the singer's recently adopted Pitbull mix, Roxy, who he rescued from a Los Angeles-based animal shelter.

Criss had the following to say his first new solo project in over seven years, "It's a new EP called Homework. I liked the name for a couple of reasons. For starters, I made it mostly at home. Whether writing or recording it at my own place or at friends', it's about as homegrown as you can get.

"It was produced mostly with real live instruments, getting back to what really started my life as a songwriter in the first place- guitars & pianos and words & music. The main idea behind this was to embrace me just being me as much as possible in the hopes of it reaching you in some kind of positive way.

"Secondly, homework always took me way too long to do. It's true what they say- an artist's work is never done. It never feels 'done' until it's out there for someone else to experience.

DeGeneres asked the group about the personal messages behind some of their lyrics which hit on serious issues - including mental health - which transcend across all language barriers.

"We have different languages, but we can all share in the same message," they said. "Music does bring us all together, you're absolutely right," Ellen responded.

The cassette included eleven demos Jennings was working on, possibly for inclusion on another album. The stripped down demos just feature Jennings' deep, baritone voice and his acoustic guitar. The new songs featured on two upcoming Waylon Jennings releases for Record Store Day's Black Friday Sale. The first release, simply titled New Stuff, features all eleven demos, including album opener 'Good Time' and 'Here's To The Champion (Muhammad Ali)'- Jennings' tribute to the late sporting icon. (Jennings was a massive Ali fan).

The Eli Young Band has been on the road for most of their career. In their 17-years together, they've seen the changes in how fans enjoy their live show. Young says, "It's just a new age of how people absorb shows. The phones are up in in the air for almost the entire show. You have to appreciate that there's this moment they can capture and hold forever." It's also that very same technology that allows him and the band to keep in touch with their loved ones, "Being away from home is the hardest part of what we do, but now with Facetime and being able to stay connected it's such a blessing, it makes what we do so much easier."

In addition to Groban's headline set, Kelly Clarkson, Kacey Musgraves and Kane Brown are also set to perform on the special, which will debut on Dec. 19 at 8pm ET.

Entitled "Sharing Things," the parody video finds "the Cookiegorgon has eaten everything in the Snackside Down and is still hungry! Will he learn how to share, or will he continue wreaking havoc on the kids in town by eating all their treats?"