The Weeknd Disses Justin Bieber On New Track?

Sadly this appears to be a recurring problem for the British music star. "That's actually happened four years in a row, and that's not just my label's after-party, that's just afterparties in general," he told NME.

"It's just--do you know what I don't get' it's like you walk into those parties and there's four musicians there and everyone else there are people from L.A. who didn't even go to the GRAMMYs and just want a party to go to."

Speaking with GQ, Chance discussed the number's significance. It has to do with his third mixtape, Coloring Book. "I just thought that that made the most sense because it was the third project," he explained. "Also, I was having a lot of trouble figuring out what the title of the project was going to be and what typography to put the title in."

Chance had a different idea for the mixtape's title but knew it wouldn't exactly fit on a cap. "The original title for the project was, uh, The Magnificent Coloring Book," he said. "But that's just so many words and it looks so s��, no matter how I put it on the hat." Instead, he ended up using the full phrase as his tour's title.

"No, I'm just kidding," she clarified. "I got some beautiful flowers and lots of texts, and it was fun. I mean, you know. I'm in New York and he's in Oklahoma."

"We're so happy to announce that we are pregnant & in the process of adopting a child from Africa! Safe to say life is about to get crazy!" Rhett tweeted, along with a picture of he and Akins posing with balloons spelling out "Baby."

Akins elaborated on Instagram. "OH BABY! actually�BABIES! Our hearts are exploding with happiness for y'all to meet our new baby who we are bringing home from Africa soon who is also going to have a little brother or sister because, SURPRISE! there's a sweet baby in my belly too #adopting&pregnant #cominginhot2017" she wrote.

"It's about feeling unappreciated and knowing that you are secondary," the singer told Rolling Stone. "Having to live with someone that has different priorities and accepting that you're not the most important thing in a person's life."

Wale remixed Sheeran's song and shared it on SoundCloud late Tuesday night (February 14th). He keeps everything close to the original but adds a steamy new verse at the beginning.

'IMPORTANT: My husband has always supported me in everything that I've wanted to do, yesterday began a new adventure for us. Joshua left for basic training to serve in our military and serve his Country.

"Saying I'm proud doesn't scratch the surface of how I feel. I love his heart and the man that he is more and more every single day. I married up in every way. Please keep him in your prayers, thank you all for the support' prayers to all the families who have a loved one who serve.

The bizarre moment is captured in an upcoming Lifetime original movie, Britney Ever After. The project does not have the support of pop princess so it will be interesting to see how the network navigates her story without the rights to her music.

The Oak Ridge Boys are celebrating an anniversary of their own. Their chart-topping single "Bobby Sue" turns 35 this year. You can hear the song live on one of the group's many tour dates this year. To find a date near you, visit www.oakridgeboys.com/tour.

A big congratulations is in order for Reba McEntire. Her latest album "Sing It Now: Songs of Faith and Hope" has reached No. 1 on iTunes and Billboard.

The video for Miranda Lambert's sure-to-be hit "We Should Be Friends" is out now. The video was shot in an actual salon called Wanda's House of Beauty in the small town of Watertown, Tennessee.

Maren Morris is celebrating after an eventful night at the 59th GRAMMY AWARDS. Not only she did perform a song off her album "Hero" with Alicia Keys, but she also received the award For Best Country Solo Performance for "My Church."

In more Grammy news, Carrie Underwood and Keith Urban performed their new duet "The Fighter," Best Country Album winner, Sturgill Simpson, performed "All Around You," and Dolly Parton and Pentatonix took home the award for Best Country Duo Group Performance for their collaboration on "Jolene." Also taking home awards in the Country, Christian, Gospel and American Roots categories are Lori McKenna, Joey and Rory, Vince Gill for The Time Jumpers, Hillary Scott and the Scott Family, and Willie Nelson.

Country superstar Naomi Judd is spreading awareness about the severity of depression in her new book "River of Time," which is available now.

Kenny Rogers, Garth Brooks, Phil Vassar, Wynonna Judd, Travis Tritt, Tanya Tucker and many more honored Randy Travis during the special benefit concert 1 Night. 1 Place. 1 Time: A Heroes and Friends Tribute to Randy Travis sold out Nashville's Bridgestone Arena on February 8.

Shkreli will be hosting a speaking event at New York's Webster Hall, where he'll "discuss investing, healthcare and politics in a presentation/lecture format for one hour" before he shares tracks from his unreleased music collection. And, yes, that will include some from Wu-Tang.

The set told the story of a man (.Paak) working to earn back trust from the ladies in his life after an act of infidelity. By the end of "What More Can I Say," the two women have moved on with Knxwledge, giving the love parable a bittersweet twist.

The pair shared an intimate Valentine's Day photo in a large copper bathtub. Mimi wished her followers a happy Valentine's Day and selected some hashtags: #happy, #moments and #bubbles.

Baller detailed his history with Drake, explaining the two became fast friends in 2008 after meeting in at a Beverly Hills Apple store. Wanting to present Drake the chain in person, Baller flew to meet him backstage at his Manchester, UK show. The jeweler joked he'd suffered two canceled flights he was finally on his way to meet The Boy.

We were sent these details about the group: The band is set to release their new studio album "Survivor's Guilt" on March 31, 2017 and will be launching a tour in support of the album in the spring.

Page Six published excerpts of emails between them, which paint Dr. Luke in an unflattering light � in one excerpt, Luke says that "A-list songwriters and producers are reluctant to give Kesha their songs because of her weight."