Quincy Jones Apologizes for Shocking Interview Comments

The marriage rumors started after the "Perfect" singer was spotted wearing a gold band on his ring finger during a recent concert in London. A Sky News reporter waited until the end of her chat with Sheeran to spring the marriage question on him, and the singer responded in straightforward fashion.

"It's an engagement ring," the star shared. "I don't know� I feel like it's good to both do things." When pressed about a wedding date, Sheeran made it clear that when it does happen, the world at large most likely won't be given any advance notice.

The band's performance will close out the 2018 Pro Football Hall of Fame Enshrinement Week. 'We've always been huge fans and supporters of the NFL," the band shared in a press statement. "It's a huge honor to be a part of recognizing the greatest players in the game for the Pro Football Hall of Fame this year."

The show will also include Saigon Kick, The Reis Brothers and alumni of Stoneman Douglas High. One-hundred percent of the event's ticket proceeds will support victims and their families.

As concern for Carter mounted, he checked into treatment for his "mental and physical health." In a new interview with People, the singer opened up about hitting rock bottom and finding musical inspiration in recovery.

'I definitely felt like I hit a rock bottom personally and emotionally," Carter said. 'I started getting really stressed out about things like my relationship or the expectations people had for me, and then I just stopped eating. That's when I thought 'This is a time for me to really go take some time and do some self-healing.'"

Following treatment, Aaron had a new lease on life. 'It's amazing to see what happened when I just took some time off for myself, looked around and found ways to appreciate life," he said. 'I've seen a huge change in myself and my attitude and my demeanor and my morale. It's beautiful."

Canaan Smith and Filmore will open the show, which starts at 3:30 p.m. on the Firestone Stage inside Turn 4 of the IMS oval. Tickets are on sale now at IMS.com, with GA passes starting at $35.

Such was the case when Oprah hit up Ellen DeGeneres' recent 60th birthday bash, where a handsome stranger kept approaching her to talk. "Gayle (King) goes, 'You're talking to the Weeknd,'" Oprah revealed to Degeneres on her show today (Feb. 22).

"Oh, that's the Weeknd?!," Oprah recalled of the moment. "He cut his hair and he's wearing a baseball cap." Once she realized that she was kicking it with the Weeknd (real name Abel Tesfaye), another not-quite-familiar face joined the conversation. Luckily Tesfaye recognized the third party.

"I'm thinking, I know it's somebody. Who is it? Is it Justin Timberlake?" Oprah explained of the new partygoer in their circle. "So the Weekend says to him, 'Hey man, I really loved that film you did.' And he said, 'No, that wasn't a good film for me. It wasn't my favorite film.' So I go, 'What was your favorite film?' He says, 'The Aviator.' And I go, 'Leonardo, you're so funny,'" she laughed, having realized that she was talking to Leonardo DiCaprio.

The three-day country music event is set to take place over the weekend of Aug. 3-5 at the scenic Gorge Amphitheater in George, WA, about 150 miles east of Seattle.

The track, titled "Make Me Feel," hit our airwaves today (February 22) and comes days after the always-classy singer released a cinematic teaser supporting her new project � which Monae calls an "emotion picture."

Dirty Computer will be released on April 27th, but fans can catch that teaser video on the big screen. It's airing before Marvel's Black Panther in select theaters nationwide. Dirty Computer will be Monae's first release since 2013's The Electric Lady.

"Finally home after 24 days on the road," Lambert shared on Instagram with a photo of the singer having some cuddle time with her pups in a car. "The Livin' Like Hippies Tour is well underway and I'm loving it! But I'm so thankful to be home for a few days with my babies!"

The pair are featured sitting on a couch with Cyrus wearing White's gold medal from his historic win in the men's halfpipe event at the 2018 Winter Olympic Games.

Gio is the second child for the couple, their daughter Dusty Rose was born in Sept. of 2016. Levine's band Maroon 5 will launch a North American tour May 30 in Tacoma, Washington. Dates run through October 15 in New York.

Owen made the declaration in the caption of a Instagram pic of Pearl and their dog, Axel. "I've been putting up a lot of photos of my little girl. That's because she's what makes me proud," he wrote. "This is a platform where we can share 'content' with the world, family, friends, and yeah� my fans� That's why I'm posting this photo. And oh yeah, I love my dog too."

"Amazing�Rest in the arms of the Lord," Underwood posted in tribute to the her Twitter page. "Surely right now He is saying 'Well done, my son."

"Praying" is especially majestic and emotional. Kesha's strong vocals and the crowd's sing-along resonate over the plaintive piano chords before the drums, bass and background vocals enter the mix. Although the song is about overcoming a broken relationship it feels especially appropriate as a message of hope following the recent high school shooting in Parkland, Florida that killed 17 people.

Pop singer Dua Lipa and grime artist Stormzy walked away with two prizes each: She took home awards for British Breakthrough Artist and British Female Solo Artist, while he netted the British Male Artist award and the coveted Best Album trophy for Gang Signs & Prayer.

'Gang Signs & Prayer was the hardest thing. I've never worked on something like this in my life," Stormzy said. 'I've [gave] my entire being; my entire emotion. Everything I put into that album. I didn't have anything left after. We made something that I feel is undeniable [and] I can stand by it today," (via Billboard).

In her acceptance speech, Lipa paid tribute to women who paved the way: '[Thanks to] every single female that's been on this stage before me that has given girls like me � not just in the music industry, but in society � something to look up to and allowed us to dream this big," she said. 'Here's to more women on these stages, more women winning these awards and more women taking over the world."