Robin Thicke Pays Tribute To His Father Alan Thicke

The pair discussed Mars' evolution and influences, and Corden even teased Bruno for always seeming so happy--is it the soft silk shirts, Corden wondered? You can tell James thinks it must be pretty cool to be Bruno Mars. During the ride, both stars swapped out hats from a stash in the vehicle, and Bruno finally decided on a bright gold metallic number in honor of 24K.

John Mayer tweeted a rather harsh stance on December 13th, and many thought he was taking a stab at Swift. "Tuesday, December 13 may be the lamest day of the year, conceptually," he posted . Mayer quickly deleted the tweet, but not before someone captured a screen shot and continued circulating his words.

Having music on had no effect on women and they generally performed better than men at the Operation board game involved in the study. It's thought that rock music may cause more auditory stress in men than women, which affects their focus.

Lead researcher Dr Daisy Fancourt reports: "Although this study was all performed in our spare time, it is part of our wider research into the effect of music on performance - particularly in a medical setting such as an operating theatre.

"One of our areas of research is how we can boost performance in many different settings - from rowing in the Olympics to a musical performance. This study suggests that for men who are operating or playing a board game, rock music may be a bad idea."

Early in the year they played the tune together on the American Idol finale. The tour wraps in Brisbane on December 17th, at which point the superstars will return to their respective homes.

"This Town" went to number one on the Billboard + Twitter Top Tracks and resulted in the pop star's first-ever number one debut on the Social 50 chart following the single's release on September 29. The track peaked at number 25 on the Billboard Hot 100.

"I joined the Spice Girls when I was 20 and it was an insane time," Mel C wrote in an article for BBC Good Food. "I developed an eating disorder; I was in the spotlight, being photographed constantly, and I started to become self-conscious of my body image. I was in denial for a long time but I always wanted to get better--I had talking therapies and holistic therapies, like acupuncture. Sport became really important to me, too."

The Atlanta rapper called the two women 'ants" and 'peasants," then he offered them $15,000 to quit their jobs. He said they looked like 'Africans" and had 'nappy hair."

TMZ originally reported that she had been arrested, but Jauregui and Fifth Harmony's lawyer Dina LaPolt issued a statement to Billboard that she had merely been cited.

The clip kicks off with the fat beat of Xzibit's 2011 track, "What It Is" featuring Young De. Then Jackson's "Bad" is featured prominently throughout the trailer. There's also a pretty funny use of "Happy Birthday" near the end.

Darkness Divided say: "Our German friends having some fun during The Hands That Bled." Last month, Amon Amarth frontman Johan Hegg told TeamRock he was looking forward to headlining Bloodstock 2017 because that's where their fans first performed the "epic Viking rowing" ritual.

Hegg said: "It's great that we're going to be back at Bloodstock. I love it there, it's a fun festival to play. We always had a great time there, always had a great crowd.

Tiller tweeted that he "started some vibes with Drake today. more life," which naturally launched a frenzy of rumors that the two were working together on Drake's forthcoming project.

Styles appears in Christopher Nolan's upcoming film Dunkirk and today fans can see him in the trailer. The film focuses on the Battle of Dunkirk, which took place during WWII between Allied soldiers and Nazi Germany.

Khaled partnered with Palmer's Cocoa Butter to release the special lotion, which supposedly protects whoever wears it from any negative talk "they" spread. In Khaled's parlance, "they" represents the haters of the world.

He shared the commercial on Instagram, which shows a group of men ("they") standing around in an alley talking downplaying Khaled success. After all, Khaled can't possibly have all the keys and all the best whips. Oh but he does, and Khaled is quick to fight back.

When he pulls up in a stylin' vehicle, he shouts for someone to bring him "They Block." A young woman comes running over with the lotion, which he applies and then goes charging after his haters. They all scatter in the night.

And on the most searched songs list Beyonce's "Formation" came in ahead of Prince's "Purple Rain" and Rae Sremmurd's "Black Beatles," Billboard reports.

It's interesting how some people love guns. For some they're not simply for protecting ourselves in a dangerous world, they're something more romantic. There's a sense of importance that comes from holding a gun, a certain sense of purpose too. I didn't grow up with guns so I don't have that particular nostalgia. However if my father perished in war and had nothing to leave me but his pistol, that pistol would mean more to me than anything else in the world.

So that being said I guess I can't blame the young Johnny Casper for doing something I otherwise wouldn't condone. In "My Fathers Gun" Johnny is a troubled young man from South Texas who is taking his late fathers gun, getting on that west bound train, and getting the hell out of here to start a new life. Who hasn't thought of doing that from time to time? That instrumental section in the middle of the song should give you a pretty good idea of just how damn lost the boy is feeling.

All guns aside if there's one thing I do have nostalgia for, it's old music. If you ask me if I'm a country music lover, I'd probably say no based on how big the giant umbrella that is "country music" has become. But throw on some old Glenn Campbell or Lyle Lovett and I can sip corn whiskey with the best of them. That's the part of me that this song came from, the part that loves those old story songs about Linemen, or Highwaymen, or... Ramblin' Men... All men apparently. That's where those old Marty Robbins esque male backround vocals in the first chorus came from. There's a very thematic genre hidden in between all the layers that make up of singer/songwriter and country music. The part that I associate with Randy Newman, Jimmy Webb, and Ray Charles. Or what Ennio Morricone is doing in all these new Tarantino movies these days.

Not letting the worst of you get the best of you seems to be a recurring theme in my songs. Don Henley used to write about that a lot, people fooling themselves with drugs and alcohol. In this case my character is blinded by grief, perhaps the hardest filter of all to see through clearly. I'm really proud of this song, it hasn't lost that new song smell that so many do when enough times goes by. In the back of my mind I'm always worried that I won't like the next piece I write as much as my previous favorites. But if that's my biggest concern I think I'm doing okay. My dad once told me he asked Burt Bacharach what his favorite song of his was, and he replied with, "whatever I'm working on right now." That's the right attitude.