Jeremih and Chance the Rapper Release Surprise Christmas Mixtape

James Winans of the Bowery Mission told Radio.com that "Chris literally conceived of that concert at 3 pm while visiting The Bowery Mission that afternoon, and the doors opened six hours later at 9 pm at the Mercury Lounge."

Martin delivered a few Coldplay singalong tunes, like 'Fix You," 'Yellow," 'A Sky Full Of Stars," but he also covered Drake's 'Hotline Bling," the Beatles' 'Yesterday," and the late Leonard Cohen's 'Hallelujah."

And as part of the wrangling over his estate, a judge has ruled that previously sealed divorce records will be opened, reports The Minneapolis Star Tribune.

The hero was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross with Valor, but it took 10 years for his final remains to make it home because his body was stolen by al Qaeda fighters, reports Taste of Nashville. He is the first soldier to be honored at Arlington National Cemetery three times.

Brice first got involved when Gilbert's wife Ginger Gilbert Ravella told the singer how much his song, 'I Drive Your Truck," meant to her. From there, the story took on a much heavier meaning.

"It's a blessing during this holiday season that we are able to help as many families as we have so far," Parton said. "We know there are more families out there who need our help and we encourage them to be in contact with us before our January distribution."

The Dollywood Foundation My People Fund provides $1,000 each month to Sevier County families whose homes are uninhabitable or were completely destroyed in the recent Smoky Mountain wildfires. Any family who lost their primary residence (renters and homeowners) due to the wildfires in Sevier County will be eligible.

Millions of people watched Smoky Mountains Rise: A Benefit for the My People Fund telethon on Tuesday, December 13 on Great American Country, AXS-TV, RFD-TV and The Heartland Network and during several rebroadcasts throughout the last week. As a result, donations continued to roll in and thanks to generous people from coast to coast and Parton's friends, the total amount raised has climbed to $9.3 million.

"As, Dolly said, the response has been overwhelming," David Dotson, Dollywood Foundation President said. "We will distribute all $9.3 million to the families affected. That will insure all of the money raised will go to where Dolly promised it would go."

That deadline came and went, leaving many wondering when the new Beck would, well, materialize. The alt-rock icon recently said that the yet-untitled album is coming "very soon" and lifted the lid on what fans can expect, reports NME.

"This record was supposed to come out over the last year, and then I've been touring and doing a million other things," he said. His followers have already heard "Wow" and "Dreams" from the upcoming release. And Beck has said some of the content was inspired by a summer set he played with The Strokes in 2015.

There's nothing overtly Christmas-y about Gucci's latest visual. In it, he's surrounded by gorgeous women in lingerie while he hangs out in a mansion. The majority of the shoot takes place in a decked out library, where Gucci stands in front of a pool table and the ladies staged around the room seductively bend over.

This year the buses were lent to the worthy cause by fellow country stars Garth Brooks, Josh Turner and more. McDowell decided to make spirits even brighter by dressing up like Santa Claus as the kids shopped for clothes, dolls, bicycles and everything else on their wish list. Following the shopping trip, the group headed to a local fast food restaurant for dinner and treats.

Despite wearing luxurious items like a Louis Vuitton scarf, a sleek cream colored coat and Timbalands, and having had a killer 2016 that broke records galore, Drake scowls at the camera lens. Sure, it's a typical Drizzy pose, but it seems not even the Christmas spirit can produce a smile from the Canadian rapper.

Machine Gun Kelly has joined Shawn Mendes to voice his support for Cabello. Kelly and Camila recorded "Bad Things" together, an early signal that she wanted to pursue a solo career.

Speaking with Entertainment Weekly, Horan said that Fleetwood Mac, The Eagles and Crosby Stills & Nash had a big effect on him. "Whenever I would pick up a guitar, I would always naturally play chords like that, and finger pick a lot and play that folky kind of style," he said.

"In 2016 this disciple of Kanye West released his Coloring Book mixtape," deadpanned Alex Trebek. The question was worth $1,200. A contestant named Jennifer swooped in with the correct answer, in the form of a question: "Who is Chance the Rapper?"

Miley's sister Brandi shared an Instagram captioned "Cyrus fam Christmas in full swing," in which Miley stands front and center wearing what appears to be a comfy robe. Her betrothed Liam Hemsworth also joined for the picture, proving just how tight their bond has become since they got engaged in May.

"This is How You Get to 99" was inspired by my 99 year-old grandmother. Every time you ask her what her secret is, she says something different. She weighed almost nothing when she was born, and her family didn't think she would survive in the first place. When asked why she thinks she lived, she says, "Because they just loved me so much." She has outlived her ten siblings, as well as most of her friends. She lost the love of her life, my grandfather, a baseball player, a professional wrestler, and the county sheriff, before I was born. She still talks about every detail of her life very clearly. She still loves her late husband.

I was talking to a good friend of mine earlier this year, telling him about my grandmother, when the song idea was born. I went home and wrote a draft of simple lyrics. I wanted the song to make people feel good, to get the idea across that you do the best you can, and there isn't always a right answer. It was as much a note to myself as to anyone else. I can be a bit of a perfectionist, and I am hard on myself.

The song sends a message that life isn't going to be perfect. All you can do is cherish the good things as they come, forgive, and try to be grateful. The lyrics in the bridge honor my grandmother's strength: "Years and years you fought, fought just to get by. Now they call you, now they call you wise." She has struggled, and her experience is her strength; now she is the one we look to for guidance.

Trinidad Sanchez produced this song, and he brought to it a new sound that surprised me, one I really liked. He is extremely patient and kind, and he has a wonderful ear. I went to my vocal coach, Kim Franca, to prepare to record vocals for this song. Kim has blessed my life in so many ways, and I have her to thank for my vocal progress over the last year. I also consulted with Rick Beresford on this song. He has been my songwriting mentor and taught me how to edit a song and to be patient, which doesn't always come naturally to me.

"This is How You Get to 99" is more upbeat than my prior releases, and I think it marks a shift in my growth as a writer and singer. Despite it being sort of a turn-up-the-volume, roll-down-your-windows and "have fun" song, there is some sadness in the reality that life keeps going despite the ones you lose. My grandmother is very spiritual, and she is graceful in the way she talks about loss. I've learned so much from her about finding peace in what you cannot change. I'm grateful to her for that.