Fergie Poses Nude And Hints At New Music

Bieber revealed his prediction during a workout at Runyon Canyon in Los Angeles. "I think it'll be a good fight," he said after making the reveal that he doesn't think the bout will end with a KO.

"You record songs, you put 'em on a record. You know, people think it stops there. Even when it's on the radio, that's really between the listener and their life," Chesney explained. "But when you have people in your life like No Shoes Nation, I've come to believe, we figure out what these songs really mean when we get out there on the road and sing 'em together!"

"So as I was listening to some of these tapes, I decided: they're as much the people who've been coming out to the shows as anybody's! I shouldn't be the only one listening - and that sent me down a tube into all these summers out there rocking," Chesney added. "When I told the record company how many songs, they thought I'd lost my mind' And that was before we added 'Young,' which really started and defined this chapter, to the list!"

"I'm very thankful to the Michigan audience for joining me in supporting this cause," Mars said. "Ongoing challenges remain years later for Flint residents, and it's important that we don't forget our brothers and sisters affected by this disaster.

"Someone needs to talk you through why you're feeling these feelings." While JAY-Z urged anyone feeling depressed, anxious, angry or suicidal to find a good psychiatrist, he admitted that there's a stigma in the African-American community about therapists.

The tour opens in Philadelphia at the Skyline Stage at the Mann on September 30, and the trek will be wrapping up on November 22nd in Seattle at the WaMu Theater.

Rhett will serve alongside fellow singer Jordin Sparks, model Molly Sims and PEOPLE Editor-in-Chief, Jess Cagle."See y'all on 9/10!" Rhett announced on his Twitter page Tuesday (August 15), in reference to the live show's air date of September 10, 2017.

"My favorite thing is playing for y'all," Shelton said on the social posts, including the sepia-toned cover art featuring the singer holding up an acoustic guitar.

The EP was recorded during his surprise pop-up show that happened during the CMA Music Festival in Nashville over the summer.

The show's highest honor, P!nk is receiving the award for her "trailblazing impact on music, pop culture, fashion and philanthropy," according to an MTV press release.

According to Foodbeast, the saga began after McDonald's capitalized on the Rick and Morty attention by giving away three bottles of the treasured and discontinued elixir via a Periscope live stream that was broadcast on Twitter.

One of those three winners, WWG writer Robert Workman, put his 64 oz. bottle of Szechuan sauce on eBay for charity, with 10 percent of the proceeds originally slated for Extra Life, a Children's Miracle Network Hospitals fundraising program. Workman later updated the charity angle, setting aside 25 percent of the final bid for at least five different charities.

After the highest bidder flaked on making the purchase, Workman offered the half-gallon jug of the coveted sauce to the second-place bidder, who turned out to be none other than Joel Zimmerman, better known as DJ/producer Deadmau5.

"Every night on tour when we start playing 'When It Rains It Pours,' you can feel the fans kick it up a notch," Combs explained in a press release.

"It's just a fun song and I always think 'Damn, I kinda wanna be this guy in the song. He's got it figured out.' So for the video, I convinced my buddies to meet me in Charleston, we traced the footsteps of the song for two days at the beach and somehow they let us film it as an official music video. I hope the fans have as much fun watching this as we had making it."

"That's a song that means so much to me," Khalid told 92.3 AMP Radio. "And it's one of my favorite songs I've ever written because it's so personal and it's about accepting loneliness and using that to your advantage and becoming creative and expressing yourself. You know, finding peace in violence."

"He's an amazing person so I'm so proud of everything that he's going through right now, Khalid said of Marshmello. "He's on top of the world and he's gonna continue killin' it."