Lil Wayne posted a photo on his Facebook page today (January 4th), but it's the caption that might interest fans more than what the photo displays. "CV. Funeral. D6. Young Money," he wrote.
In late November, Lil Wayne said he had a new album Funeral on the way in 2017. As for "CV" and "D6," those refer to the long-delayed and highly anticipated Tha Carter V, as well as the mixtape Dedication 6. Wayne last released Dedication 5 in 2013. Read more here.
Michael participated in a sketch with Corden for Comic Relief in 2011 that would eventually become the now-famous "Carpool Karaoke." Corden recounted, "It was the first time I ever sang in a car with anybody."
Growing more emotional as he spoke, Corden went on to explain how producers used the tape to entice other artists to participate in the show's new bit "Carpool Karaoke" once he became The Late Late Show's host. "When we started the show here [in the States], we would try to get people to do 'Carpool Karaoke,' and not many artists wanted to do it," Corden said. "We would send them this clip of me and George, and we sent it to Mariah Carey, and she was the first person to say yes. Her words were, 'If it's good enough for George, then it's good enough for me'."
Michael helped paved the way for the show's viral hit, and it's something Corden hasn't ever forgotten. Towards the beginning of his speech, Corden admitted, "I feel like I've loved George Michael as long as I've loved music in a way." Watch the original version of what would become "Carpool Karaoke" here.
Standing shirtless against a wall, Soulja Boy addressed his fans. "I just want to send an apology," he said. "Over the past couple of months, I've been acting out, I've been wildin' out, and at the end of the day it's not about who start the beefs, it's about who end them."
He talked about the emotional state he's been in ever since his mother was taken to the hospital. Although he doesn't go into details about what sent her there, he explained that it left him feeling raw. "No amount of money, no amount of cars, no amount of fame would make me be alright, you know, with knowing my mom's sick or anything happen to my mom," he said. "I love my mother."
That love translated into acknowledging his actions in recent days. "I know she's not proud of my actions and what I've been doing recently," he said. Soulja Boy added at the end, "I want to make music with Chris Brown, Yachty, Quavo, everybody." Watch the video here.
In her first interview since that performance, Carey spoke with Entertainment Weekly about the six minutes that ruined her New Year's Eve. Having worked with the show and its namesake before, she claimed if Clark were still involved the night wouldn't have unfolded the way it did.
"I'm of the opinion that Dick Clark would not have let an artist go through that and he would have been as mortified as I was in real time," she said. Read more here.
On Wednesday (January 4th), Sheeran tweeted another brief lyrical phrase, this time containing a pertinent message aimed at anyone looking for love. "The club isn't the best place to find a lover," the six-second video advises. The short video, which features a sky blue background, matches the shade of blue Sheeran changed his Twitter profile picture to in late December.
The pieces of his upcoming album are coming together, but it seems as though fans will have to wait until Friday to get the full picture. Read more here.
Deadline describes the program as "Louie meets WorldStar HipHop crossed with This Is Spinal Tap," Van Der Beek plays a fictional version of DJ superstar Diplo in a collection of parables about life as told through the eyes of guy who can bring 60,000 people to their feet' but kind of sucks one-on-one."
"The show doesn't take itself too serious but it's not cynical," Van Der Beek told the publication.It won't be the first time Van Der Beek has played the famous DJ. Back in June he channeled Diplo in a commercial plugging the The Mad Decent Block Party tour.
Diplo is listed as one of the show's executive producers. Re-live Van Der Beek's performance here.
The opening scene's dance number, which finds Big Sean in a blank room, mirrors Drake's dance from "Hotline Bling." Elsewhere, Big Sean references Kanye West, Usher and others.
The entire visual may seem like homage, but Big Sean wants to send a different message. "Motherf� the whole industry, half these n�� my mini-me's," he raps, claiming that he did it first and he did it best.
Big Sean last released a visual in mid-December, when he shared "Bounce Back." Watch the video here.
Beginning with light synths, the song's beat holds steady as Fetty's inflections rise with the meter. "Money don't mean anything," he raps at the end of the first verse, which details just how much he digs his lady and how she makes him reevaluate what matters in life. "To me, you are a star," he raps.
Fetty and Monty previously collaborated on "My Way," and Monty appeared a whopping seven times on Fetty's debut, self-titled album in 2015. With "Way You Are" they keep their partnership rolling and solidify their easy-going approach.
"Way You Are" appears on Fetty's forthcoming sophomore album King Zoo. Listen to it here.
So far, U.S. destinations revealed include Dallas, TX, Portland, OR, and Philadelphia, PA. "I just got a free 7' and tickets to see The xx in Portland in the mail?? https://t.co/m2hC5HUFDI� ❄️ SNOWCRU ❄️ (@Burdmew) January 03, 2017"
"Alex got this in the mail with his vinyl for being one of the first people to order their new album and we are SHOO� twitter.com/i/web/status/8'� trevor (@im_not_amish) January 03, 2017"
Check out this sneak peek from the band's upcoming record, I See You, which hits stores January 13. The xx showed some American love in a video snippet, filmed in Marfa, Texas, check it out here.
For Tool it will be the alt-metal icons and headliners' first appearance in an New York City venue in 11 years. Phoenix, Mark Ronson, Rae Sremmurd, A$AP Ferg, Franz Ferdinand and Charli XCX are also among the hitmakers on the list. Altogether, more than 65 artists will entertain the vast crowds on Randall's Island, and tickets are available via GovBall.com this Friday (Jan. 6) at noon.
The Governors Ball is celebrating its seventh year bringing a diverse array of live music to Manhattan. This year's event takes place June 2 to 4, and your can browse the full lineup here.
Up-and-coming rapper Kandi Reign shared a dance routine to her new track, "I Feel Like Demi Lovato," in late December, and it didn't take long for the #DemiLovatoChallenge to go viral. In fact, Lovato herself even tweeted approval. "Umm.. this #demilovatochallenge is giving me LIFE," she shared yesterday (January 2nd) along with several cry-laughing and touchdown emojis.
So far no celebrities have yet shared their own take on the dance (unlike the immensely popular #MannequinChallenge), but fans across the globe have been posting their versions online. Check out Kandi Reign's video below, which shows her and three friends breaking down the #DemiLovato. Read more here.
Chance shared a photo posing with Gambino on Instagram. "Hawaii then LA, back to work. #roscoeswetsuit" he wrote. The hashtag references the screenplay Gambino released along with his sophomore album Because the Internet in 2013.
It was on that album that Chance and Gambino officially teamed up for "The Worst Guys."If the two are preparing to work together again, it seems possible fans are finally going to get the collaborative EP Gambino promised during his Governor's Ball set in 2014. Read more here.
But after nearly three months away, she was back on Twitter and other platforms Tuesday (January 3rd). Kim shared a photo of her family wearing mostly matching outfits on Twitter. She and her daughter North sport white dresses while her son Saint and Kanye wear white sweatshirts.
Over on YouTube, she also posted a short video that weaves together home movies while Jeremih's "Paradise" plays in the background.It's been a rough end of the year for the family. Read more here.
In a new video Underwood posted on Instagram, she explained how Ace had suffered a herniated disc right before Christmas. "He was completely paralyzed in his back end for a couple of days and, with rest, soon got mobility back in his right side�his left side is slowly getting better but we have a long way to go," she wrote in the caption.
The video shows Ace at one of his physical therapy sessions, walking on a treadmill while in a small pool of water that alleviates gravity's full force on his limbs. Underwood can be heard in the background encouraging Ace. "Good job," she keeps telling him.
Underwood added in the caption, "He's taking his physical therapy like a champ! And, of course, this is too adorable not to post!" Check it out here.
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