New Prince EP With Unreleased Songs May Be Released Friday

They report that the intruder didn't have her eyes on fancy jewels or expensive trinkets. Strangely, 24-year-old Mesha Collins broke into Drake's pad and locked herself in a room surrounded by opened bottles of water and soda, reports USA Today.

The new track has been released to digital retailers and streaming services and features guest vocals from The Weeknd. It follows the release of the album's lead single "Love".

And he wanted her to tattoo him while they were in Glasgow for the taping. However, Ronan decided to have a little fun at Sheeran's expense, intentionally misspelling "Galway Girl" as "Galway Grill."

The tour will be kicking off on June 8th at the Hooligans Music Hall in Jacksonville, NC and is scheduled to wrap up on July 27th in Myrtle Beach, SC at Senor Frogs.

The new remix was done by UK electro house DJ Sub Focus and is said to have added "his unique flair and flavor, giving the track a heavier spin and twisting the track's chilled vibes on their head," according to the announcement.

The song will be featured on Bleachers third album, Gone Now, which is scheduled to be released on June 2nd. Antonoff is Lorde's co-writer and co-producer but it is unclear if she will appear on the follow-up to 2015's Terrible Thrills, Vol. 2.

The Backstreet Boys cruise will be a four day affair, setting sail from Miami on May 3, 2018, visiting Grand Turk, before returning on the 7th. Howie D shared his excitement by proclaiming "get your sleep now because there's no sleeping on the Backstreet Boys cruise."

The seven-date trek will be kicking off on July 22nd in The Sage Gateshead - SummerTyne and will conclude with an appearance at the Southern Fried Festival in Perth on the 28th.

In 2010 I made a trip from Toronto to Montreal. I had received a call that my aunt Domini who had been diagnosed with cancer was the in the final days of her life and that she had been moved to the palliative care unit at Hospital Notre-Dame. During the day I sat at the end of her bed with her husband and brother often just watching her chest rise and fall. Sometimes when I was alone in the room with her I would pull out my journal and write about the moment in time between the inhale and the exhale. At night I'd sneak into the visitors lounge and sleep on the couch. One morning I woke up very early just as the sun was rising. A man came into the room. I recognised him from the floor - I had seen him often walking up and down the corridor. We began to talk and he explained to me that his wife - a young woman with whom he had two children was also dying of cancer. He spoke about his children and how frightened he was to raise them alone. He said that his wife had always been the one to pack their lunches and that he wasn't sure what they liked to eat at school. He told me that although he knew some of the names of their friends it was his wife who knew the names of each and every one of the the children in their classrooms. "The last time I felt this scared was the day I arrived here from Lebanon." He went on to tell me about his life in Lebanon and the story of the day that he left. He talked about the picnic with his family on the beach, the long goodbyes, the family that he met on the flight and later translated for when they arrived at customs in Montreal. When got outside the airport he went to a phone booth to call his cousin - the only contact that he had. He rang but discovered that the line had been disconnected and was no longer in service. "I didn't know what to do" he said. "So I hung up the phone and I prayed. I was all alone. I promised God that if he helped me then and there I would give him my devotion " At that moment the family he had helped at customs were passing by. They called out to him and offered him a lift. He didn't have anywhere to go. They took him with them and they took care of him - helped him find a place to stay and eventually find his cousin. I went back to my aunt's room and wrote about that man and his story in my journal. A few hours later my aunt died.

I hadn't looked at that journal for years. Then I got message that a dear friend had passed away unexpectedly. I was pretty overwhelmed with grief and started going through old boxes looking for photos of him. That's when I came across that journal and re-read that entry. I wrote Carry Me as a tribute to the invisible forces that give us strength. We shot the music video in Montreal and based it on the story of that man.