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On November 7th Daniels penned an open letter to Shelton via is his Facebook page, explaining the situation. 400k shares later, Shelton saw the post.

On December 8th Jonathan shared a video Shelton had sent him, writing: "So this happened today, I am beyond grateful to everyone who has helped us share this and get it to Blake!! He is an amazing man with a huge heart! Thank you everyone!!!"

The clip (which depicted nude waxworks of Taylor Swift, Rihanna, Donald Trump and more) also invited its share of parody. Justin Bieber and Ikea spoofed it, and now we have an all-dog lineup to close out the year. Some of Instagram's most "Famous" pooches came together for Bono's AIDS charity (RED) and the results are adorable.

The company reveal that they was in "discussions" with Prince about the series, however nothing was solidified before his untimely death in April, Billboard reports.

"We're excited to partner with YouTube to bring together generations of artists and music lovers around a shared passion for storytelling," John said. "YouTube is a rich tapestry of creativity, and I can't wait to see how the breadth of talent from the dance, live-action and animation communities apply their vision to these cherished songs."

The pair will begin on March 15th in Baltimore, Maryland, and wrap things up nearly two months later on February 27th in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Pre-sale tickets go on sale today (December 12th), and more information can be found at Carey's website.

In an new interview McGraw discussed the film and what it was like working with Worthington. "It's certainly a really heartfelt and heartbreaking film at times," he admits. 'The story is a story of redemption. Anybody that's read the book knows that. I got to work with some great people. Sam Worthington blew me away with his acting chops. He's just such a talented, talented actor."

Mane wandered the conference with an "East Atlanta Santa" hat, presumably spreading holiday cheer or jotting down notes from your Christmas list. One feature of the conference is a Santa bar crawl, which Mane gamely joined in.

The other music stars, apart from Timberlake, that were nominated in the category of Best Original Song, Motion Picture include Ryan Tedder, Stevie Wonder and Iggy Pop.

Tomlinson originally premiered the song during the U.K.'s X Factor finale on Saturday (December 10th). Aoki joined him onstage for his solo debut. "Wish that you could build a time machine/ So you could see the thing's no one can see/ Feels like you're standing on the edge/ Looking at the stars and wishing you were them," Tomlinson sings in the opening verse.

All four members of the group are songwriters, but "Better Man" came to them from a songwriter of note: Taylor Swift. Phillip Sweet tells Radio.com. "We've known Taylor for a long time, and she actually sent [the song in] an email to me, and I passed it to the rest of the band. And she was just like, 'I've thought about you guys singing this melody' let me know what you think.' And we were in the middle of making a record, so this summer while we were out on tour, we just kept listening to it and living with it, and fell in love with it. And it felt like it was a perfect piece of the puzzle to this record."

While Swift wasn't involved in the recording of the song, the band played it for her after they cut it. Kimberly Schlapman says, "We really were anxious for her to hear it. Plus, she handed us this jewel, and we really wanted to know what she thought about it. And she loved it. She genuinely got so excited, it was so much fun to watch her. We were all like, 'Oh, she likes it!' And she really, really did."

"Time flies! And there's still not a day that goes by that u aren't inspiring new artist[s] with your TIMELESS music & style! U will never be forgotten Aaliyah (Babygirl)," she wrote on Instagram alongside a photo of Aaliyah from her "One in a Million" music video.

Terry has worked with Frank Zappa, Jeff Beck, Korn, UK, Missing Persons, Mick Jagger, Robbie Robertson, Alan Holdsworth, Tony Levin, Steve Vai, Quincy Jones, Ken Scott, Metropole Orkest, SMAP, Loudness' Munetaka Higuchi & "X" Japan's Hide - as well as Film score composers Basil Poledouris, Mark Isham & Patrick O'Hearn - see more at www.terrybozzio.com - Grammy winner, RockWalk Honoree, Modern Drummer magazine's Hall of Fame Award, Rolling Stone's Top 5 Drummers of All Time!

While Lovato's vocals aren't heard in the trailer, the instrumental segments of the song play as Spider-Man (played this time around by Tom Holland) banters a bit more with Tony Stark/Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.), who explains to him that he's not an Avenger (despite his helping out Stark's Avengers in this year's Captain America: Civil War).

"I am so honored by this morning's news," Young said. "Cassadee and I have had such a great time together with this song at radio and on tour. Having it not only go No. 1 but also be nominated for a Grammy is really incredible!"

This might come as a surprise, but the initial writings for my song "Taking a Turn for the Worse" began in 2009, a whopping 7 years ago! At the time, I was a freshman in high school, dealing with problems that not too many kids I knew were dealing with: severe depression, social anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder. It became my emo phase. I know a lot of kids have episodes like that, according to what I see on the internet, but no one I knew in my personal life was going through what I was. Everyone around me seemed organized, happy, social, and secure. Not me. The worst part was, my illness was invisible. No one knew what was truly going on. So what was I to do? Write music of course!

At the time, I was messing around with GarageBand, and my production skills were in their infancy, so I decided to record a scrap version of a song explaining how I felt and what I was dealing with. Now, being only 15, I was not up to speed with lyrics, and couldn't go about articulating my mental state in a subtle, metaphorical way. But I figured, why does it matter? This is how I feel. Music is my therapy. I'm just going to sing what's on my mind. And I did. Thus, Taking a Turn for the Worse was born.
Half a decade passed and I completely forgot about that song and the scrap recording I made on my old computer. I was too focused with college work to rejuvenate old songs. That was until one bad night, when my depression returned. Something triggered a memory to that song, and I began to flesh it out, only this time, I had more knowledge of production, songwriting, and lyricism. I knew there had to be a way to combine the original chorus I wrote as a teenager to the beat and bassline I wrote that night, seemingly out of nowhere.

In the recording studio, the more I recorded, the more I felt like I needed to add, and the track kept growing. The lyrics kept changing, and eventually, the song became what it is now. Every time I play people the final version, they are usually unsure of what to think. It's groovy, but theatrical. It's melodramatic, but whimsical. They ask me, "what's your creative process?" I tell them, "to be honest, I can't really put it into words. I just do what I feel." And much of the time, they will tell me to keep feeling. So for those of you who have given me that feedback, thank you.