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Lit is a band best known for their late 90's singles "Miserable," and "My Own Worst Enemy." The rockers have decided to explore country roots, as is illustrated by their latest music video "Fast," which premiered on CMT.

Like Darius Rucker and Steven Tyler before them, Lit has been working on new music in Nashville, Tennessee and it appears that the town has helped shape their new sound.

They shared their music video for their new single "Fast" yesterday (Oct. 25). In it, the guys don flannel shirts and perform the song on acoustic guitars in a rustic setting complete with longhorn skulls. "Fast" is all about growing up and how quickly life moves. Scenes fitting that trope intercut between the band's performance: A pregnant couple revels in their baby, a child reaches a new height and a couple ages on a porch.

The British singer usually plays the iconic drum fill, but he got some help from Questlove and The Roots for the performance. Host Jimmy Fallon could barely contain his excitement, saying 'YES! YES!" after the performance.

"To all of my lambs in South America, I am devastated that a portion of this tour had to be cancelled," Carey shared in a statement to E! News. "Thank you for all of the excitement and love--I hope to see you soon, my darlings!"

After Drake commented on the recent diss he was thought to be aiming at Cudi on his new track "Two Birds One Stone," Cudi's manager Dennis Cummings had a few things to say on Twitter.

"Drake corny as f�," he tweeted, followed closely by "How Aubrey and his writers take a shot with the same hands they used to beg for a feature???"

The singer recorded the package at Rick Rubin's Shangri-la Studios in Malibu, CA with session musicians Jim Keltner on drums and Paul Bushnell on bass.

"I was imagining who would be my very first choice to work with on an extraordinary new virtual reality experience to capture the world's imagination," Fuller told Billboard. 'In a second, I thought it simply has to be ABBA. I approached them directly and thankfully they all fell in love with the idea and now that idea is fast becoming a reality."

Red Bull Studios in London recently debuted the short film Money Man, directed by A$AP Rocky and Dexter Navy. The short film is sound-tracked by two new songs "Money Man," and "Put That On My Set," featuring A$AP Rocky, A$AP Nast, Yung Lord and Skepta, that will also be on the Mob's new album.

"The face you make when the rumors are true and you collabed with your idol & basically your whole life is a dream so you keep it cute for Brit but inside you are wigless and dead," she wrote on Instagram.

Perry attended Kanye West's show in Los Angeles on Tuesday night (Oct. 25) for her 32nd birthday, and she took a moment to Snap herself dancing along to a certain "Famous" lyric. You know the one.

Wong Fu Productions interviewed Hanks while he was promoting his movie Inferno in Florence, Italy, and exceedingly bold hosts Wesley Chan and Philip Wang asked Hanks to recreate the rap he performed with his best friend in that movie. Surprisingly (not surprisingly?) Hanks knew the verses word for word and recreated the originally hand motions he did along with it in the film.

But viewers got a bigger treat than they expected when the pop star showed up at the show's opening as 'Lady Haha" and delivered the opening monologue.

Acting as though he had to rush to his gig, Corden arrived on stage half-dressed and invited the singer to join the band to sing "A-Yo" from her new album Joanne.