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The one thing Timberlake did guarantee was that his Trolls track, "Can't Stop the Feeling," would be incorporated into the show. As for speculation that Janet Jackson would reprise the pair's infamous Super Bowl history or a possible NSync reunion, the singer joked about Vegas odds on who might appear, saying not to beat on either rumor. He went on to add that his band, Tennessee Kids, are his special guests.

"I'm going in February 5 through March and April and I'm hitting it hard before we get out on the road," he said. "So I plan on having new music out a month or two before we strike out and hit the road, where I may not have as much time to write."

"I finally got my life a lot more organized than it has been in years. Getting married last year helped a lot in that department, and so that's definitely translated with music," Hunt revealed during a Facebook Live video session, reports Taste of Country.

The two pop forces celebrated the standout track from Puth's upcoming second album, Voicenotes, by reconvening in a recording studio for a live take.

A new Super Bowl ad for the upcoming show features Ed Sheeran singing one of Bob Dylan's biggest hits of the '60s. In 2013, British rapper Devlin released "Watchtower," the first single from his album, A Moving Picture.

The track, which utilizes elements of both the Jimi Hendrix and Bob Dylan versions of the song, features Sheeran on lead vocals. While it was a Top 10 hit in England, the most exposure the track ever received in America was when it was used in the Denzel Washington-Mark Wahlberg movie, 2 Guns. Until now.

Both singers opted for turtlenecks (red for her, white for him) and they sang in front of a simple black-and-white visual display. Introducing the set, host Jimmy Fallon said, "This is gonna be a big one right here."

Last week, Ora spoke to CBS News about her involvement with the Fifty Shades franchise -- including her role as an actress in the film. "Liam was a joy to work with and yeah, it was extremely exciting time since I'm also in the movie," she said. I was really happy to be part of the soundtrack."

There's a lot going on in the new joint Doritos/Mountain Dew Super Bowl 52 ad, which finds Game of Thrones actor Peter Dinklage as the red-hot Busta Rhymes doppelganger, and Morgan Freeman as the cool as ice frontman for Missy Elliott.

As team captain, Fisher led the Preds to the Stanley Cup Finals in 2017, and retired the following August, after 18 years as a pro player. 'It always kind of bugged me when guys came out of retirement," Fisher said at a press conference. 'I didn't really think it was a possibility. I just thought about the opportunity. How good this team is. About the run last year, and what could be. I got a blessing from family and my wife."

The intimate performance featured piano and backing singers that gave the song an old soul, doo-wop feel. Audience members sat on the stage on couches surrounded by vintage floor lamps, lending the proceedings a warm coffee shop vibe, as Smith's striking falsetto left its mark.

"One Last Song" is featured on Smith's latest album, The Thrill of It All. In the song, Smith mentions that this may be the last song he ever sings about his ex.

At first, Monaghan didn't realize she was having a brush with greatness: 'I'm thinking in my mind, 'Who is this?'" the grandmother told the Boston Globe, "And I looked at [JAY-Z] and he looked tall, and thin, and had curly hair, and was really good-looking."

Then Monaghan saw Beyonce and realized who she was standing near. 'I was like 'Oh, my God! I looked at her and all I could think was, 'No one is going to believe me. No one is going to believe me.'"

Monaghan has an idea why Beyonce posted the picture: 'I think she posted it for me. So people would believe me."

'We're eating so much healthier nowadays, but we were at the hotel and we're eating the hotel food and the day that we drove home I got food poisoning on the car ride," she said.

The big, bouncy track features an appropriately sunny ukulele melody and a striking horn line in the chorus. It's an ideal soundtrack for a top-down road trip, and a strong return for Vance Joy.

The brand new dark, menacing track is more of a head-nodder than a club banger, but it's sure to get Khalifa's Taylor Gang riled up and ready for more new music.

She wrote, 'Backstage 'I'm Still Standing" @eltonjohn tribute! #Bi�hIsBack." The two performed John's iconic 'Tiny Dancer" together Sunday, Jan. 28 at the 60th Annual GRAMMY Awards.