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The Illuminati is said to be a group of supernaturals who secretly run the world for their own purposes. Although a real secret society with the same name once existed, there's no firm evidence that the modern organisation is real.

The "watcher" tells the Daily Star: "Lemmy signed up for the ultimate pact - he signed his soul to the devil in order to achieve fame and fortune.

"I'm not trying to take away from his skills, abilities, or talent. I'm saying that the game is rigged. You have to sign over in order to get access to high-profile celebrity status."

And while there's been no official word on the team's future, it appears they've become the latest casualty in a turbulent week in the league, which has seen the Orlando Predators and Portland Steel collapse, while the Jacksonville Sharks and Arizona Rattlers announced their intentions to join the rival Indoor Football League.

Brooks revealed the title during the latest installment of his Facebook series "Inside Studio G". He explained the inspiration behind the name, "The album title came to me when somebody asked me what my favorite thing about being on the road was.

Altogether "One Dance" has been streamed--drum roll, please--880 million times, which contributed to the 8 billion streams Drake has received on that platform alone. And that's considering the fact that Views was a two-week Apple Music exclusive, and didn't even hit Spotify until after that blackout window.

Boyle was given rare permission by the Nat King Cole Estate to include her new version of "When I Fall In Love" which is presented in the form of a virtual duet with music legend.

The new studio effort it set to hit stores on November 18th and Lambert has just revealed the tracklisting and songwriter details for the 24-song album which will be broken up into two parts with disc one called "The Nerve" and disc two entitled "The Heart".

Lambert will be hitting the road in January for the tour to promote the new record. The trek will feature support from Old Dominion and Aubrie Sellers.

Eldredge has long been a fan of Frank Sinatra, and his version of Frank Loesser's song has a touch of Ol' Blues Eyes about it. Besides the 1950s big band sound that lends the song a classic feel, Eldredge's vocals sound straight out of the male vocalist's heyday.

West recently blasted other unnamed rappers for "imitating" and "stealing" the set design from his Saint Pablo Tour, and some fans in the audience captured his brief rant during "Freestyle 4."

Altogether, Priorities 5 includes 22 tracks from Ross, Meek Mill, Wale and more alongside features from Talib Kweli, Big K.R.I.T. and Young Dolph.Not every track is a new one with Priorities 5 including the threat-heavy "No U-Turns," which Ross recently released as a single.

The famed tenor will be making the special U.S. appearances on February 11th in Orlando, FL at the Amway Center, February 12th in Miami, FL at the AmericanAirlines Arena and February 14th in Atlanta at the Infinite Energy Center.

"Eric Church has a song called 'These Boots,' and that's a moment at his show when everyone takes their boots and holds them up," frontman Jaren Johnston tells Radio.com. "The cool thing about a boot' I've been all over the world in these boots. These boots have been on every stage that I've been on in in the last year and a half. Think about the stories this boot, if it could talk, would tell. There's a lot of good things about boots, man, they can tell good stories."

He also notes that they make him a bit taller, and also: "We thought the [album] cover would look really cool, with three pairs of our boots. We're all very proud of the record. And that riff on 'Bury Me in My Boots,' even [ZZ Top's] Billy Gibbons would say 'Hell, yeah.' We're excited: [the album's] fourteen songs of 'Hell, yeah!'"