Day in Pop Report for 05/08/2015
A doctor has advised Smith to undergo suspension microlaryngoscopy surgery, which will knock him out for six to eight weeks. 'Dear all: I am very upset to announce I have been battling to get my vocal cords better the last 10 days but unfortunately they haven't recovered and I am going to need surgery," Smith noted in a press statement. "I'm so gutted to be missing all the shows and events I was meant to be playing at. The doctors say I will be back in 6-8 weeks and I cannot wait to sing for you all soon." Read more here.
"She had broken the hinges off the doors," writes Brown in an Instagram post with a picture of the perpetrator. "She Found time to cook her several meAls. "She Wrote 'I love you' on the walls. She threw out my daughters clothing as well as my dogs stuff. Then had all these crazy voodoo things around my crib. goes to show you how crazy people are crazy! And she painted her name on my cars!!!! "I love my fans but this is some is on some real real crazy s-." See the post here.
Twain's new tour dates, following the close of the first leg on Aug. 23, will take place Sept. 12 in Spokane, Wash., at Spokane Arena. The jaunt will also include multiple shows in Twain's native Canada. The final scheduled date at this moment, barring a third leg added, is Oct. 11 at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario. As mentioned to Radio.com earlier this year, Twain's tour will be different than what she gave fans during her Las Vegas residency. 'I'm certainly going to change some of the material up," she said. 'There will be some things I wasn't doing in the Still the One show. It still will be the music everyone is familiar with. I want everyone to hear the hits. When I go to a show I want to hear songs that I know. So I won't be introducing any of the new songs from the new music in this concert. 'It really is a rock meets country show. It's going to have a lot of punch and edge. I just feel like I want to go out there with a bang." Gavin DeGraw will open the majority of fall tour dates. Read more including the tour dates here.
If you recall, earlier this week Noel told Rolling Stone that Zayn Malik didn't fully think through the decision to leave the band. In his words: "You can be f-ing anything that moves and gettin' paid half a million dollars a week, you f-in' idiot. You want to be a normal 22-year-old? Have you met any normal 22-year-olds? They're f-in' s--for-brains. What are you talking about, you f-in' idiot?" Perhaps recognizing the extremity of his brother's reaction, Liam has weighed in on the subject, essentially telling his brother to find a new topic to sound off on (which won't take long). "Hey NG leave those 1d kids alone LG," he tweeted, winning the hearts of Zayn fans worldwide. Read more here.
To celebrate the occasion, Warner Music will be reissuing a special edition of the 1984 full-length, packed with hits like "What's Love Got to Do With It," "Better Be Good To Me," "Private Dancer" and "Let's Stay Together." Out June 30, the reissue includes remastered versions of all of the original tracks, plus B-sides, three non-album singles, a duet of "It's Only Love" with Bryan Adams and a second disc of 12-inch mixes. Check out the tracklist here.
Husband and wife duo/singers Win Butler and Regine Chassagne have announced that they'll be opening a restaurant in their native Montreal. Butler and Chassagne are collaborating with restaurateurs Roland Jean and Jen Agg, who own a Haitian restaurant called Rhum Corner in Toronto. Called Agrikol, it will serve Haitian food--Chassagne is Haitian, and the band has raised millions of dollars to benefit the country over the last few years. Read more here.
TMZ says that Levine was hit in the side of the head by a bag of sugar while greeting fans outside the show. His attacker was detained by security until the police arrived and arrested him. Video and photos from the scene show Levine covered, face, shoulders and body, in the white sugar. Levine had just exited a Kimmel interview during which he recalled hitting someone else in the head with a projectile--in that case a microphone, impacting a fan back in March. See the video here.
"First records are like meeting someone and feeling that need to do everything, just in case for whatever reason, you run out of time, or they stop feeling the same way as you," Lorde wrote. "I feel much calmer, more comfortable in my love of doing this, and its apparent love of me, this time around. So there's that." She went on to describe how Robyn's "Dancing on My Own" is the "perfect song." Read more here.
In a tweet, Tomlinson thanks all of the Directioners out there for being so classy: "Our fans support really has been a different class ! Huge love to you guys !!" Malik then posted his own mea culpa to fans that defended his tweet to Tomlinson: "Don't know why I'm being attacked for defending myself, people got it twisted! I love my fans ?! Every single one of you x" Read more here.
Bryan has loaned the museum many items that showcase his rise to fame. Some of the artifacts include handwritten lyrics, stage props, tour posters, clothes, music awards and more It will also feature his little league baseball uniform and glove, second grade school backpack and denim jacket, first guitar, a script from his high school production of Annie Get Your Gun. Read more here.
Christina Applegate plays his wife, Leslie Mann joins as a grown up Audrey Griswold (previously played by Juliette Lewis) and Chevy Chase and Beverly D'Angelo return as Clark and Ellen Griswold. The NSFW trailer drops in a few references to the original, including a reprise of the hot-blonde-in-a-car moment, but with a very different outcome. Watch it here.
In the film, Streep plays a singer/guitarist who abandons her family for the stage, but has to return home when her daughter (played by Streep's real-life daughter Mamie Gummer) is left at the alter. When she drops in on their lives, however, she finds she's dealing with anger, resentment and estrangement after checking out of the lives of her kids for so long. The film is directed by Academy Award winner Jonathan Demme (The Silence of the Lambs, Philadelphia) and written by Academy Award winner Diablo Cody (Juno). Watch the Trailer here.
In a loving note to her girls, which include daughters Bey and Solange, along with Kelly Rowland and niece, Angie, she says, "I gave birth to two of you, but I have four incredible daughters. Writing this brought to mind all the ways you guys have been such a blessing to me. "Every day, I wake up thinking about how much I love, admire and cherish each of you," she writes. In the note she remembers the sleepovers they had after her divorce and getting ready for her first date with her new husband "when every one of you weighed in on what I should wear." "The roles were reversed," she writes, "And it was ME who needed nurturing." Knowles-Lawson says she's stating the obvious when she writes, "You are all strong, beautiful, intelligent and smart businesswomen. You are so much more than that. You are all kind, generous and you treat people well. You are all amazing mothers, wives, daughters, sisters and friends. All of you have total self-respect." Read more here.
Now, with a lengthy summer tour of the U.S. scheduled, fans will be able to experience the new songs in person. Already announced were a series of festivals for May and June, including an appearance at Sasquatch, but now the Portland-based group will be playing their own headlining dates come August, including stops at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, Brooklyn's Prospect Park and Boston's Blue Hills Bank Pavilion. The band revealed that they will also appear at a number of late-summer fests, including Portland's MusicFest NW and Austin City Limits. See the tour dates here.
Maybe it is more surprising that he seems to be very choosy with his roles, though he does have a spot in the upcoming Tomorrowland coming to theaters soon. As for the small screen, McGraw has signed on to star in a new drama series named Robbers. The crime series will appear on TNT and McGraw will also sit in the executive producer's chair. Read more here.
"So BG nation�. I wanted to take my support of the 2nd amendment to another level, so my boy Carl Grace came by the house and hooked me up yesterday!!!" he wrote on Instagram. Spanning shoulder to shoulder, the top of his back reads Amendment in dark black ink. Below lies his previous tattoo of two guns in the middle of his back, and underneath that Gilbert had his tattoo artist write the line from the Second Amendment. "A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed," the new ink reads. See it here.
"I never do this," Sheeran told the crowd, explaining that this guy in the third row had been holding a sign up the whole show asking to get onstage with him. How could he not invite them up? "I have no idea what's going to happen next," Sheeran said. Though, we have a sneaking suspicion he did. The man and the women made their way onstage, giving Sheeran a hug. The guy then shared a sweet speech with the crowd about how beautiful and wonderful his girlfriend is before getting down on one knee and popping the question. Spoiler, she said yes. Sheeran, who was off on the side of the stage while the man made his move, later posted the video of the proposal on Twitter. "Proposal tonight in Austin," he wrote. "I might've welled up, but don't say anything." Read more here.
In the storyline, she escaped Krypton's destruction years ago but has been hiding her superpowers for her entire life on Earth. Now, at age 24, she decides to embrace her powers to become a superhero like her cousin Kal-El, also known as Superman. The cast also includes former Ally McBeal star Calista Flockhart as Cat Grant (a Daily Planet reporter in the Superman mythos); Chyler Leigh (Not Another Teen Movie) as Alexandra 'Alex" Danvers; Mehcad Brooks (Desperate Housewives, season 2) as James Olsen (famously Superman's best friend); and David Harewood (Homeland) as Hank Henshaw. Henshaw is a character that ultimately becomes one of Superman's enemies as the "Cyborg Superman." Weirdly, his character was originally based on Marvel's Reed Richards, a.k.a. the Fantastic Four's Mr. Fantastic. And why is that weird? Because Benoist's Whiplash co-star Miles Teller is playing Reed Richards in this summer's Fantastic Four reboot. Read more here.
On Wednesday night (May 6), Cher dropped in to remind Letterman that he's still the thing she called him back in 1986. The singer stepped in on his monologue to bid him farewell, in that special Cher way she has. "You know, Dave, for a number of years, there's something that I've always wanted to get straight between us." "Once, a long time ago, on the first show [I appeared on], I called you an a-hole," Cher said, illicting a huge laugh from the crowd. "Oh yes, I remember that. That was how many years ago? 29 years ago," Letterman recalled. "I always took it with a grain of salt." "No, you didn't," Cher saucily replied. "Remember the People magazine? You kept mentioning it in the People magazine. You were upset. I got you, it was a little nah nah. This is one thing that I really mean from the bottom of my heart, I'm not kidding, no bulls-: I really love you and I'm going to miss you." The pair hugged and Cher gave him a peck on the lips. After the crowd quieted and Letterman called the gesture "very sweet of you," Cher responded with a last jab. "And you're still an a-shole." See it here.
Per a press release, Chris Evans will return in the title role, but the film will also feature Robert Downey, Jr. as Tony Stark/Iron Man, Scarlett Johansson as Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow, Paul Bettany as The Vision, Jeremy Renner as Clint Barton/Hawkeye and Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch. There will also be a number of other heroes in the film. Sebastian Stan will reprise his role from Captain America: Winter Soldier as Bucky Barnes/Winter Soldier, as will Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson/Falcon. Don Cheadle will also return as Jim Rhodes/War Machine, which he played in the last two Iron Man films. And [spoiler] both Falcon and War Machine are likely members of the new version of the Avengers. Paul Rudd, who will debut this summer as the title character in Ant-Man, is set to appear in Captain America: Civil War as well. Chadwick Boseman (42, Get on Up) will make his debut as T'Challa/Black Panther. Also added to the cast is Martin Freeman, who played Bilbo Baggins in the Hobbit films. So if Freeman didn't already have a lifetime pass to Comic Cons, now he does. Other retiring Marvel characters include Emily VanCamp, returning to her Winter Soldier role as Sharon Carter/Agent 13, William Hurt to his role from The Incredible Hulk as General Thaddeus 'Thunderbolt" Ross. Read more here.
"Thank you so much for being here," frontman Marcus Mumford told the audience. "This feels like an album launch party or something. It's such a relief to finally have that f-ing out." Suffering from a bit of a cough, Mumford took a sip from a cup and joked, "I'm gonna need a lot more whiskey for this, actually," as he launched into "Ditmas," a track from the new album, Wilder Mind. Throughout the performance Mumford juggled guitars several times, each specifically designed for a particular song. By the end of the set, Mumford looked as if he'd just finished a soccer game, winded and drenched in sweat. Read more and grab a link to watch the full set here.
"Span Hebrish" was created in LA although the producer Shuko is in Germany. I had been a staple for me to make something with Hebrew in my albums and the engineer (who produced my last album) Jesse Shatkin recorded it. I went on to perform the song for the next five years is a key part of my stage show. Only recently was I in Sundance film Festival with director at Jansen what I meant in Amsterdam , and we decided to start shooting a music video. We met at a show I was opening up for action Bronson. Since we were at Sundance we were able to get Louis Lombardi from The Sopranos, Entourage and 24 for a cameo. He was at a few shows for us during the week. Later on I brought Ed out to LA to help finish the vision of the video and five years later we reintroduced to something visual community. The point of the song was to be impressive without really saying much I'm more or less talk like little Wayne just using wordplay to impress people but I have exceptions the lyrics are quite dumb and fun, yet the beat shows the dancing is the best way to feel a song. The rabbi isn't really a Rabbi too. He is actually an r n b rapper from SLC that has Mormon parents. Hearing is believing. Now that you know the story behind the song and video listen and watch for yourself here and learn more about Kosha Dillz right here!
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