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"We're set to take vacationers on an unprecedented experience that is nearly a century in the making,"� said Michael Bayley, President and CEO, Royal Caribbean International.

"A total solar eclipse hasn't crossed the entire U.S. since 1918, and with many of our ships sailing to the Caribbean along the projected path, the stars aligned."

"I don't really do, like, acoustic sessions or anything, but with this record, it had roots in acoustic instruments and live musicianship," the singer said in the behind the scenes interview.

The special event will raise funds for Moore's "Kip's Kids Fund" and Hawk's "Tony Hawk Foundation" and will include a skate demo by Hawk as well as performances by Jordan Davis, Dee Jay Silver and a headline performance from Moore.

Moore had this to say, "I think what's always driven me at my core, throughout my career, was to one day have the capability to make a major impact in inner cities around the country.

"I was never a true skater, but always admired the brotherhood of the skating community. Having a chance to team up with a guy like Tony, who's so respected for all he does, is beyond what I could've imagined. I'm super stoked to combine what we do, as we both share similar visions."

She is no slouch when it comes to making music videos. It was recently announced that she will receive the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award at this year's MTV Video Music Awards.

"Here Comes the Future" is a song I'm very proud of. In a literal sense, it is, indeed, about the future. But it also revolves around the idea of the future being this great unknown of which we can only speculate. Technology has expanded our perception of what is possible, and while that is certainly an exhilarating feeling, it's also quite a bit terrifying. With Elon Musk's predictions of humans living in simulations, to the expanding use of social media to document our lives, we have fundamentally changed the idea of immortality with every post, like, and comment.

Lyrically, the song is somewhat of a letter to my future unborn child(ren). It's advice, guidance, and a bit of warning to them. Nearly everything we ever do from here on out is likely to be recorded, in some way - even this write-up. The final line of the chorus is a rephrasing of the axiom, "Leave the world a better place than you found it."

I wanted the musical arrangement to serve as both a contrast and compliment to the theme. We primarily used acoustic instruments (guitar, upright bass) and piano to set the mood of a simple yet classic sound. The lyrics often stand in contrast to this lush arrangement. I can't imagine many other acoustic ballads out there having the word "petabyte" in them. Matthew Watanabe played piano on this track. While recording, I wanted him to play the solo as if he were Bruce Hornsby. Jazzy, arrhythmic, and whimsical. He nailed it. The outro of the song took on a life of its own. I waffled about whether to end the song earlier or have the band do a "live fade out" while still never resolving. Going along with theme of the unknown future, I decided on the song never fully resolving.

I created a music video for this song using public domain footage, filmed from the turn of the century to the present. Because a vast majority of the footage was filmed by the US government, it primarily focused on the technology of warfare and space exploration. By editing together scenes from different time periods, we can see how rapidly the "future" came for people living generations ago. We only have so long here. Get ready, here comes the future.

The fund, which was established after the horrific incident at Grande's show on May 22, has raised more than $23 million. A portion of the money was generated through the singer's One Love Manchester concert which featured such acts as Liam Gallagher, Justin Bieber and Miley Cyrus. Grande also donated the proceeds from a special re-release of her song "One Last Time" along with a cover of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow."

The effort will feature 14 songs all written by Parton. She had this to say, "My first album was released 50 years ago and it's been an amazing 50 years since then. I am very excited that now I'm coming out with my first children's album in all of those 50 years.

The states that will now be featured in upcoming episodes include Alaska,
Montana, Rhode Island, North Dakota, Ohio, Kentucky, New Jersey, North Carolina, Nevada, Connecticut, New Mexico and New Hampshire.

The concert special will feature Capital Cities sitting down with series host Ted Stryker in Los Angeles for in-depth interview spanning their musical beginnings.

Capital Cities are celebrating summertime romance with their brand new EP, Swimming Pool Summer, by Lazy Hooks/Capitol Records. "Girl Friday" featuring Rick Ross --one of four new original songs on the EP--tells the story of a guy who can't get a weekend date with his busy dream girl.

Beginning their set backstage, a handheld camera filmed the guys kneeling on the ground as they prepared to take the stage. From backstage, the group made their way into the studio and out into the audience before returning to the stage to finish the song.