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The tease is a series of quick-cut images that opens with the pop star in a hooded shroud before it erupts into a rapid-fire sequence with the pop star appearing in a nude thermoptic suit a la Ghost in the Machine on the floor and looking up at an electrified sphere floating in her hand.

Naked cyber Taylor walks down a sleek metallic hallway, lightning flashes throughout as she breaks out of a glass cage, shooting electricity from her fingers before being chased by a group of the cyborgs. Got all that.

First, Lovato shared a photo, in which she's in full makeup and costume. She captioned the shot "Music Video Shoot," to which Fonsi commented, "What happened, Demi?"

Shortly after, the "Despacito" singer posted a photograph from the set writing, "It's a wrap," with a video camera emoji and Lovato responded, "Hello Fonsi."

Before singing her Joanne track "Million Reasons," Gaga said: "It's about pain, and sometimes life gives us a million reasons to want to give up, but we stick around."

The singer also made an appeal for mental health care. Her $1 million donation to hurricane relief will specifically provide emotional support to survivors of the recent natural disasters.

"We must also recover mentally, as well as physically," she said. "We need to help these survivors recover from the trauma of losing their homes, losing their lives, watching everything get washed away ' The response to these disasters must encompass the survivors' mental and emotional needs, as well as their physical well-being."

"This song reflects a lot of how I feel these days," the country singer said, in a press release. "It's a good song; I really liked it, but the message was a little different when I first heard it. I thought maybe it could be a little more positive about being older and wiser and more content, so they rewrote a few things, and this is how it ended up."

We had watched this fascinating documentary "The Sound Of Belgium", exploring Belgium's musical history from post WW2 to the end of the 90s; we learned that Belgium was the country with the most important number of record shops per capita, and that, with the New Beat movement, was the most influential country in the world for electronic music between 1987 and 1989. Belgian working class has, since the 60s, always considered night clubs as an opportunity to enjoy and relax but also proud and elegant.

So jamming with the arpeggiator of the AN1X Yamaha and Elvis (the modular synthesizer) the result was a nice sequence reminiscent of the New Beat sound. That was the Belgian touch! When our friends from the band Mandales listened to it they called it K2000 (it reminded them the 80's TV show's soundtrack and they are big David Hasselhoff fans).

Then we recorded a real, live disco drum and a bass � la Cerrone. D found a very catchy melody. That was the disco touch! We invited Astrid B. for backing vocals she made it great. Moss said he didn't like cowbell so D put a cowbell solo in the bridge and now Moss must play cowbell on stage.

Finally Moss sang it with his dark voice at a very low tune. That was the Dark touch. We had our anthem : "Dark - Belgian - Disco"

The feel-good clip features Rucker and his band playing at a backyard house party, when a young couple meets for the first time and go on to develop and loving relationship. The video follows them as they get engaged, buy a house and start a family.

"This is one of the most exciting things for me personally just because I've always loved fashion and I've loved pushing the envelope and I just feel like taking it the next level with Wilhelmina," she told People.

"For me to be their first country music signing of the agency is incredible. Bridging that fashion and country music gap is such an amazing step forward for them and our genre. And I think it will certainly bring country music and its artists into the conversation with the high-fashion world."

"I think it's important to establish you don't need to look like this person to believe you're worthwhile and beautiful," Morris said of her look. "I think it's been really inspiring to see my fans and young girls and girls my age look at me as someone to model after--you doesn't need to look perfect or sound perfect."

The 'Praying" singer dedicated her set to a longtime fan whose mom has been impacted by the devastating disease. Kesha told Radio.com, 'I know a lot of people that have been affected by cancer and that's why I'm here and that's why I want to be supportive to help find a cure."

The moody clip juxtaposes images of Khalid and Marshmello hanging out at a shadowy house party with footage of the pair riding bikes around a city at night.

"When the Good Guys Win" is the latest track that Smith has revealed ahead of the full-length, following "Still Holds Up," "You're in It" and "Happens Like That."

"Each of these 14 tracks fills an important space and it is my hope that they take you on a ride through peaks and valleys, from light-hearted to painfully honest and then back out again," he explained about the new album in a press statement. "[I] wanted this album to be made of many moments.

The jungle-themed party was presented by Tot Living by Haute Living, with young Asahd perched atop a throne as the "king of the jungle" (via E!). Guests were entertained by live dancers dressed as jungle animals, and a "baby valet" where youngsters could take a spin in pint-sized versions of luxury cars.

Among those in attendance included Real Housewives of Miami star Lisa Hochstein, Fat Joe's wife Lorena Cartagena and daughter, Kardashian associate Jonathan Cheban and more.

"YES I've been back in the studio cooking! But, today is even more special for me because five years ago, on this day, I became the luckiest man in the world when I exchanged vows with my best friend. This song was our first dance."

The Timberlakes welcomed their son Silas into the world in April 2015, while both have enjoyed career success. In the attached video, Justin delivers a rendition of Leon Russell's "A Song For You."

"How lucky am I that these bozos have my back? What a moving inspiration to my day," Louis-Dreyfus wrote on Twitter, posting the clip. "Chemo #2: finito. We are NOT f�ing around here," Louis-Dreyfus declared on Instagram after her second round of chemotherapy.