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The Texas Attorney General's Office is reportedly refusing to follow a state court order and is looking to release the footage come this Friday, December 1st. The petition urges the Texas Attorney General's Office to keep the clip private as its possible future release is under a federal appeal.

Sheriff's troopers that responded to the DWI incident claim that Travis was naked and lying in the roadway. Travis refused to take a blood or breath test for alcohol, and ultimately a search warrant demanded a test, and results came back that the singer had a .15 alcohol level, according to Sounds Like Nashville.

Less than one year after the arrest, Travis suffered a stroke as a complication of congestive heart failure. Travis' wife Mary shared the petition on her Facebook page, urging fans and friends to sign it.

"Yeah, it was crazy, we got here and our whole house was like bashed in, it was crazy," Clarkson told Extra's Renee Bargh. The singer explained that her and the family were fine after the traumatic event

"This song is one of my favorites which is why I named my album after it," Lovato revealed in a press statement. "I not only love singing it, but I think the underlying meaning is important for people to know. At the end of the day, you have everything you need standing right in front of you. And that's yourself."

"Shooting this video was really fun too!," the singer added. "We had a full on wedding and my best friends were even my bridesmaids and groomsmen. The locations were absolutely beautiful. It was perfect and I'm so excited to show everyone!"

Musically, the song features ominous keyboard sounds, skittery cymbal samples, syncopated beats and a vocal trade off between the two rappers that recalls the give and take of partners in the heat of passion.

Say anything came about a few weeks into the writing process for a bunch of mobs songs in march this year. Our writing process is quite simple, I sit in a circle with our producers/my song writing partners and we basically just riff off each other! As they are the bands songs, I work out what I want the song to be about. The messages, the themes, the basic outline. Then Someone starts jamming a beat or a chord progression and we just take it in turn singing jibberish until something sticks.

For Say Anything we had already smashed out a few songs and wanted a more contemplative, moody song. I was writing all the songs about my favourite classic 80s 90s movies. I showed them the scene from 'Say Anything' where Jon Cusak holds the boombox over his head playing In your eyes by Peter Gabriel and I said 'Lets make that'. I knew straight away the song would be called Say Anything.

Michael Paynter (one of the producers of MSquared Productions) started with an airy, synth, chord progression and he came up with the first part of the verse melody. From there it all just flew out. we traded lines, and melodies and lyrics. It was fast and just felt right. I wrote the chorus melody and lyrics in one run through of the chorus it just felt like it needed to be this big statement and emotional plea as if this song was now THE song that was being played through the boombox above Jon Cusak's head.

Once the melody and lyrics where down, we all went back through it and started adding the layers of what is now the final song. We wanted it to feel nostalgic and cheesy and like it could fit in an 80s movie. Hopefully it hit the mark.

The rapper faces up to five years behind bars when he's sentenced, with a court date scheduled for March 29 (via Rolling Stone). With DMX still dealing with rehab for drug and alcohol issues, however, that date is likely to be postponed.

Acting U.S. Attorney Joon Kim said DMX was "systematically cheating on his taxes" by insisting on cash payments whenever possible and diverting royalty payments to the bank accounts of others, including managers.

The track is a melancholy pop tune that features a prominent guitar rhythm, marching drums, strings and Tomlinson singing about drinking with the guys to try to forget the bitter end of a romantic relationship.

"I wrote this song about a time in my life when I was going out partying every night," he told MTV UK. "In hindsight throughout that time I was pretty numb and just going through the motions. Deep down it was always in the back of my mind that what I really missed was the girl that I loved. It was important for me to write something really honest."

"So blessed today to see my little man come into the world. In a year that has been a rollercoaster ride, this is what it's all about," Aldean wrote, sharing a picture of his new son. "I can't wait to see what life has in store for this kid. Memphis Aldean� 9lb 5 oz.#mamawasarockstar."

Following the star-studded clip for "Santa's Coming for Us," Sia's latest holiday video is a fun animated affair, with the singer facing off against a hungry snow monster.

The album looks to expand on the chemistry found on "Bounce Back," the track Metro Boomin produced for Sean latest album, I Decided, that soared to No. 6 on the Hot 100.

The album will feature Sean rapping solely over Metro Boomin beats, as opposed to the more common method of utilizing a variety of different producers. For Metro Boomin, it's a throwback to an earlier era in hip-hop.

"We've never done anything like this and I love how it takes you out of current reality and transports you to a different time and place entirely, where each song tells a piece of the story," Hayes explained at the launch of the project. "With part one I'm only able to share the beginning, so I can't wait for the fans to hear the new music and watch as the rest of the story is told along the way!"

The pop singer took to social media late last week to share a clip of her Christmas decorations and also a kiss with her boyfriend Sam Asghari.

"Sonically, 'Born To Love You' is one of my favorite songs on the record because it's really the bridge between the two different aspects of Hallelujah Nights," frontman Brandon Lancaster explained to American Songwriter. "It starts out a bit laid back and builds into this real rocking and up-tempo song that reflects the lyrics.

The guys took turns standing behind a plexiglass window while pieces of fruit were hurled at them, to see if they were stoic enough not to flinch. Jin and J-Hope were first up and, after saying, "I'm not afraid, you know,' one of them fell to the ground while the other was visibly shaken.

Jin and J-Hope were first up and, after saying, "I'm not afraid, you know,' one of them fell to the ground while the other was visibly shaken. "That's the best flinch we've ever had," Corden said.

For Jungjook and V, they were much more stoic and barely moved. And after saying, "Hey Corden, don't worry, I'm not afraid," RM, Suga, Jimin were easily startled when it was there time to have their reflexes tested.

Whether they're story songs, tales of lonesomeness or friendship, Stapleton oozes with emotion on every track and leaves a lasting mark on the listener. Here are our favorite songs on From A Room: Volume 2:

"Millionaire": On "Millionaire," Stapleton sings about how he's got a woman with eyes that shine like diamonds. A treasure to him, she makes him feel like a millionaire. A sweet sentiment, "Millionaire" is an endearing song about timeless love. "They say love is more precious than gold / Can't be bought and it can't be sold / I got love, enough to spare / That makes me a millionaire," he sings on the Kevin Welch-penned track.

"Nobody's Lonely Tonight": A man is drowning his sorrows after a breakup on the bluesy "Nobody's Lonely Tonight." Stapleton sets the scene of two heartbroken strangers at the bar near closing time. Soon, the man in the song makes a proposition: "You be her and I'll be him and for a while we'll pretend nobody's lonely tonight." Stapleton's emotive singing style coupled with a wavering electric guitar set the mood in this tale of lonesomeness.

Miguel took his figurative sky-walking to the next level in the high-energy performance, which dovetails with the release of his new music video for the track "Now."

In the opening lines, G-Eazy refers to himself and his girlfriend as the "2017 Bonnie and Clyde," before the duo dive into more ride-or-die lyrics. 'That's a star-crossed lovers song, that's a crazy in love, like, we would kill for each other, we would die for each other kind of thing," the rapper told MTV News. 'Me and Halsey, we just clicked like that. We made the record and it came from a really genuine, authentic place, and I think when music comes from a place like that, is when music is at its best."

There was a mysterious trademark filing last month and an ongoing insurance drama surrounding the cancellation of his Saint Pablo tour in 2016. Through it all, West has remained mostly out of the spotlight.

The pop star has revealed how her holiday duet with boyfriend Blake Shelton came to be. "He was sitting on his bus, I guess, and he began writing (the song) 'You Make it Feel Like Christmas," which he sends to me in a voice text," Stefani shared in a recent interview with KYXY 96.5's AJ in the Morning in San Diego recently.

The simple, rhythmic arrangement put Cabello's voice front and center. Diplo presented the award to Camila, who used her speech to thank her mother for being such a fantastic role model. Cabello shared her mother's immigration story and praised her determination and love.

While the driver yells at the cars in front of him, he jumps out to follow a beautiful woman he sees walking down the street and tries to get her attention.

While it's their first official track that they have released together, Sheeran and Queen Bey did join forces to perform "Drunk In Love" at the Global Citizen Festival in 2015.

Shelton recorded the video message while in the woods of Oklahoma, explaining that he can relate to their grief, having lost his own brother, Richie, in a car crash as a teenager.

"It breaks my heart. I completely know how it feels," Shelton said in the video (via Telegram). "I lost my brother in a car accident. I can understand how you guys feel. It's the worst possible feeling. It's confusion. It's anger. It's just an overall brokenness that's just gonna take a lot of time to heal. If you can find comfort in anything, it's just knowing that they're all in a better place now and God has a plan."

"I still miss my brother every day, and you're going to miss those guys every day," Shelton added. "I just wanted to say I'm thinking of you and it gets easier, it just takes a long time. Just always honor their memory and never forget about them. God bless you guys. I'm praying for you."

In partnership with 1800 Tequila and Billboard the series showcases how five musical talents from all over the country were brought together in three days to record a new, refined sound.

Through "Refined Players," 1800 Tequila and Billboard followed Christian Scott on his discovery of diverse music talents and sounds from various cities including New Orleans, Chicago, Philadelphia, the Bay Area and New York.

Among the women accusing Israel Horovitz of sexual misconduct is Jocelyn Meinhardt, the high school girlfriend of his son. "I believe the allegations against my father are true, and I stand behind the women that made them," Horovitz said in a statement to the New York Times.