Demi Lovato Hopeful For Ariana Grande Collaboration

Her devoted followers are reacting to the unexpected social media scrubbing, with some thinking it's a sign that the pop superstar is about to release new music.

The clip begins with Cyrus lying in bed under the sheets reflecting: "Feels like now I just woke up/ Like all this time I've been asleep." Maybe she's ruminating about the more mature direction she's displayed with "Malibu" and "Inspired."

Then things get a little more surreal. First Cyrus is swaying back and forth playing an acoustic guitar, then she's dressed up like a cowgirl cozying up to a puppet. There's also a scene of Miley riding with backup dancers on a float, strumming an acoustic and wearing a flowing pink dress like she's in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. "Change is a thing you can count on," she sings.

Gucci's new LP is scheduled for released on September 15. It includes his previous collaboration with Nicki Minaj, "Make Love," plus features from the Weeknd, Big Sean, A$AP Rocky, Schoolboy Q, Monica and more.

Taxi is a song I emptied the tank on. It was the last song I wrote for "Bug Fixes & Performance Improvements," and I had a lot of things I still wanted to say. It is also the song I'm proudest of.

I grew up an hour outside of New York City, in a town where nothing really happened. It was mainly populated by chain restaurants and strip malls, and had that strange paradox of overpopulation and small town (read: small-minded) sensibilities. Call it the worst of both worlds. It's not a bad place or anything; it just wasn't for me. Growing up kind of sucks anywhere, I think.

I spent those years waiting for my life to begin, with a singular vision of how things would be once I was out of there. Of course, nothing ever quite works out as we've planned, and I've had to do a lot of reckoning with the reality of it all.

Taxi is my story. Deconstructing it makes it a little less universal, but it's the truth. The song is set in the middle of the night, heading through the Holland Tunnel in a cab. If you've ever taken a New York City cab to the airport or the bus or whatever, you know that it's a whole thing -- shuffling your bags, waving down the driver. But there's a brief moment of peace before you get to where you're going when you're sitting there and there's nowhere else you can be. And this story is set in that half hour of time, reflecting on all the things that brought you here. Enjoy.

The annual ranking of the most influential young people in business puts Chance on the list (#29) at the tender age of 24, with his net worth a reported $9 million.

Singer Hillary Scott is pregnant with husband Chris Tyrell (who serves as the band's drummer), as is singer/guitarist Dave Haywood's wife Kelli, according to a joyful Instagram post from the band's official account featuring the band's children.

'I told her my story and touched on relationships and my journey, and she told me hers. And the next day, she said, 'I have this song,'" Kramer told CMT. 'This is the song. This is so me," Kramer said after hearing the tune.

"'Broken Glass' is my rallying cry of release, healing, excitement, hope, and joy," Platten told Refinery29. "It's a celebration of the power of women--of our unity, strength, and fierceness, and of just how freaking awesome we are.

East will likely perform the new single when he makes his first appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! next month on September 5th and possible at upcoming live shows.

The "Ain't Worth the Whiskey" singer shared a photo of himself at an audio console with the caption: "Hard to believe we are starting album 3 today.. So fired up!"

Among the songs slated for Double Dutchess include previously released singles "MILF $," "Life Goes On" and even the 2014 track, "L.A. Love," featuring YG.

"Hey, there she go, you've been lookin' so fine, baby," goes the hook. "Won't you be mine, baby? (God Damn) please don't say no, ay, I made this time to spend with you and show you how I'm perfect too."