Liam Payne Streams Acoustic 'Bedroom Floor' Studio Performance

Brown's 3-year-old daughter, Royalty, got her wish and is now the proud owner of an adorable baby monkey. In the video above, you can see the tiny animal wearing a diaper, cuddling with Royalty on the couch.

The pop star's brand new mixtape will also feature guest appearances from Carly Rae Jepsen, former Chairlift vocalist Caroline Polachek, Brooke Candy and more.

"I'm soo excited to share this you guys!," Lewis said on Twitter, "and I wanted to do something special for all of you this Christmas. You're the reason we get to do what we love and we put our hearts into recording this song. Merry Christmas, we love you guys."

The video opens with Gerwitz waking at 5:30 a.m. before heading out for an honest day's work on a construction site. Interspersed throughout the clip are images of Adkins and his band performing the song, and Gerwitz spending time with his family.

The big new tune comes with a sultry music video that finds Marshmello prowling a sexy nightspot with the men of Migos. "Danger" is taken from the soundtrack of upcoming Will Smith movie, Bright, which is set to debut on Netflix Dec. 22.

As he collected the honor at Buckingham Palace, the "Shape of You" singer-songwriter said previous generations of Sheerans would be proud. "My grandfather was a massive royalist," he said. "He had all the commemorative plates and stuff, and he died on this day four years ago, so it's actually quite a nice full circle thing, I guess he'd be pretty proud."

"Never Be the Same" is a sultry mid-tempo dance track. In the chorus, Cabello compares her lover to nicotine, heroin and morphine--she just can't quit him.

On "Real Friends," Camila sings about flaky, dishonest and unreliable people in her life. The slow, acoustic track digs into broken friendships and disappointments, and she admits that most nights she likes to stay at home.

The pop star's steamy new music video for the single is packed with international flavor, dropping Derulo and a cadre of dancers into a variety of elaborate set pieces.

The boy was in a coma for six weeks, and had to relearn how to walk, talk and eat again afterward (via WQAD 8). "It's crazy, I just can't even believe it and you know, he's this big star and you feel like they don't always have time to look at that kind of thing," said Becky Hodgett, Sammy's mom.

The rapper told TMZ that he got the eye-raising new ink specifically to make his mother mad. "I kind of just wanted [to] p� my mom off," he said in a video. "I know she's really upset, but I love you so much, mama, you're the best. I'm sorry.

Like any self-respecting major sports franchise, the Bulls pointed out on the big screen that Chance was in the house, and, for the uninitiated, included a caption below his name indicating what he does for a living.

Considering that "rapper" is already in Chance's name, the annotation of Chance the Rapper as a rapper came off as more than a little redundant. Chance pointed out the redundancy on Twitter, and everyone had a good laugh.

In the tweet, Chance let the Bulls know that from that point on, "Father" and "Zaddy" were both acceptable job descriptions. The Bulls clearly got the message. During last week's game (Dec. 4) against the Cleveland Cavaliers, Chance showed up to cheer his home team and the Bulls organization updated his job description as directed.

When we caught up with Midland on the road, the trio, Mark Wystrach, Cameron Duddy, and Jess Carson, opened up about how they combine their unique sound to create a harmony that is the signature of their music. "We're all three singers. The harmony thing was something that naturally became a part of our sound," says Duddy.

Wystrach adds, "Within each one of us it's very diverse about what our specific influences are." Yet, despite the different interests in music, they have found their grounding as a band.

"While it seems like it could kind of be just chaos, I feel like we've figured out a way to kind of focus all of those influences and put it into something that just makes sense," says Duddy.

The clip features the two rap superstars cruising through the city in the back of a luxury car, tossing cash in the air and stunting for the camera. The pair hit a series of clubs before hitting the ocean in a stealth boat.

"What Makes You Country": This quintessential Luke Bryan song has a good groove, singable melody and paints plenty of pictures of his life growing up in Georgia. It also invites the listener to figure out what it is that makes them country and to be proud of those things.

"Pick It Up": Bryan sings about putting down the things he hopes his children will pick up on this track. The singer lists physical examples like putting a guitar or a fishing pole by their bed, as well as more intangible things like how to talk to strangers or how to treat your wife.

The video leans heavily on nostalgia, with vintage-style home movies depicting a couple on warm, sunny days. In other scenes, Kehlani appears alone wandering around a network of beehives, with close-ups of the titular honey and buzzing insects. Kehlani announced the new video on social media and explained how she cast her love interest --played by Aariana Johnson.

So, who is "Diane" and why is the message behind the lyrics so important? Well, the song was inspired by and presented as the response to Dolly Parton's classic hit, "Jolene."

The couple recently welcomed their bottle drinker, daughter Trulee Nanette Brice, on June 2nd, to the family. She has two older brothers, Takoda and Ryker.

The French Montana remix stays faithful to Charlie's original edit, but adds a bonus verse by the rapper. He refers to Olivia Pope, Kerry Washington's character on Scandal, and echoes lyrics from the chorus. Throttle's remix rearranges the soundscape with gurgling electronic sounds and a club-ready beat.