Future Teases New Collaboration With Drake

The motivating song, which features Ludacris, was also utilized throughout coverage of the 2018 Olympics. Children from St. Jude's, #MeToo activists, police and soldiers all appear in the new clip.

Pickney's 17-year-old daughter Ryan shared a photo of the flowers with a message of gratitude for Taylor: "Thank you @taylorswift13 for recognizing my dad's service; it was much appreciated."

The Tustin Police Department also shared a photo with a message of thanks: "We received this beautiful wreath today to honor Master Sergeant Pickney's life of service," read the tweet. "Thank you @taylorswift13 for this gesture. It means a great deal to all of us. And thank you for your continued support of our brave men and women in law enforcement."

JAY-Z, Beyonce and Future join the rapper and producer on the hook-filled single. In the song, Future raps about peeling the top off of a Maybach, while JAY-Z raps about Meek Mill, his daughter Blue Ivy, Prince, and dropping $91,000 on Ace of Spades champagne.

Queen Bey, meanwhile, does her thing with panache, singing, '"I break the internet/ Top two and I ain't number two/ My body, my ice, my cash/ All real I'm a triple threat."

Lorde sang "Solo" from the R&B artist's 2016 album Blonde, putting a fresh spin on the track. Lorde also made good on her promise to perform previously unreleased music from the Melodrama sessions on tour.

He takes over the top spot from Sean 'Diddy" Combs, who has been the reigning top earner since the list started 7 years ago, Combs this year only acquired a net worth of $825 million.

Yankovic puts his inimitable spin on fan favorites like "My Shot" in a rousing polka medley, running through all 14 tunes in five minutes flat. See the complete tracklist below.

The rapper's new track, "Solitaire," features appearances from Migos and Lil Yachty, with all three acts trading verses like a hip-hop version of Marvel's Avengers.

In the video, Shelton walks along country roads, fishes in a lake, plays guitar and drives his truck. Home video clips are intermingled with the professional footage.

Brown and his posse show off a series of choreographed dance moves on the streets before breaking into a home to terrorize the family inside and show off more slick footwork.

She assumed the older man was a grandfather of a fellow student when he sought her out after the performance but was stunned by what he said: 'That was so amazing, you're gonna do this for the rest of your life."

'I don't even think I said 'thank you,'" Clarkson recalled. "I was taken aback because I'd never received any kind of compliment like that. It was a really pivotal moment for someone to come up to me and instill that confidence at such a young age," she added. "From that moment, all I focused on was singing, whether it was getting a scholarship for college or trying out for [American] Idol."

All these years later, and Clarkson still thinks about the mysterious stranger with such kind words. 'Was he real?," she wondered out loud. "We all have these moments in our life that are so pivotal' that really was that fork in the road that sent [me] on a completely different path."

The rapper is seen singing the track inside the club where she works, juxtaposed with images of the woman finding a prime location and using her earnings to open the studio.

Everyone from Kim Kardashian to Tyra Banks and Alicia Keys have donned MAX's signature rose-colored-glasses while grooving to 'Lights'' with his Snapchat filter.

You may also know MAX from his alter ego partnership with Ryan Siegel called Party Pupils - or that his record label is owned by Pete Wentz and Patrick Stump of Fall Out Boy. However, the most unpredictable MAX collabo is that he moonlights as the lead singer of a soul group called Witchita, which was formed by punk rock legend - Rancid's Tim Armstrong ' aka. Tim Timebomb.

When asked about famous pals like Kanye West, Drake and Donald Glover (a.k.a. Childish Gambino), Jaden says things just haven't been the same since Syre peaked at #24 on the Billboard albums chart.

In the brand new promotional clip, the "Bodak Yellow" rapper poses, dances and lip syncs in front of a mirror to Carly Simon's 1972 classic track "You're So Vain."

The new music video also features intimate moments with her family, including images of her husband, Carey Hart, competing in professional motocross events.

Kelley has shared an adorable video of his 2-year-old son, Ward, as the toddler marches through the house to put his miniature guitar case right next to daddy's.