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Halsey, Sia, Kygo, Tove Lo, Anderson East and more contributed songs to the follow-up of 2015's erotic film Fifty Shades of Grey. And Nick Jonas and Nicki Minaj collaborated for what's sure to be a banger track, "Bom Bidi Bom."

Fifty Shades of Grey's original soundtrack launched The Weeknd's dark and brooding hit "Earned It," alongside other original and reimagined tracks. From the looks of it, the sequel will not disappoint.

Speaking with Billboard, Nineteen85 explained, "More Life is interesting because this is [Drake] right on the peak of his biggest project yet [with Views], doing his biggest tour and still having so many good ideas that he just wants to put out without making it a big ordeal," he said.

But more than releasing More Life without a bunch of fanfare, Drake is interested in continuing to introduce listeners to artists doing special work. "That's why he's trying to call it a playlist because he has a bunch of people in a space, hanging out," Nineteen85 continued. "He's so aware of what everybody else is doing musically that he likes to introduce new music and new artists to the rest of the world."

In addition to the previously released singles the album features ten more songs including "Eraser," "Dive," "Perfect," "Galway Girl," "Happier," "Hearts Don't Break Around Here," "New Man," "What Do I Know?," "How Would You Feel (Paean)" and "Supermarket Flowers."

The festival will take place from June 8 through June 11 at Great Stage Park in Manchester, Tennessee. 4-day general admission festival passes start at $324, VIP packages range start at $1030 and platinum passes start at a paltry $5,000. All ticket information is available at the festival's official website.

He will be appearing on Saturday Night Live on January 21st on episode hosted by Parks and Recreation star Aziz Ansari. The appearance comes ahead of the release of Sean's new album "I Decided" on February 3rd.

The track, produced by Blake Mills (Alabama Shakes, Dawes, John Legend), is an original song from the forthcoming Ben Affleck film, "Live By Night."

Shelton marks the only country name to make the "Favorite Male Artist" category. He'll be squaring off against Drake, Justin Timberlake, Shawn Mendes and The Weeknd for that title. He won his very first People's Choice Award in 2016 for "Favorite Male Country Star."

John Mayer got into the swing of things Tuesday night (Jan. 10), when he began a series of bizarre tweets that made fun of Twitter threads and quickly devolved from there.

He apologized to Fifth Harmony Wednesday morning, explaining, "I wrote a tweet last night, put 1/25 as a joke, and then it became a creative writing challenge. Thanks for being good sports. :heart: � no. 6."

Proceeds from the event benefitted the Kevin Harvick Foundation's mission and its partnership with The Cal Ripken, Sr., Foundation, which helps build character and teaches critical life lessons to disadvantaged youth residing in America's most distressed communities through baseball and softball-themed programs and ballparks.

Lauper debuts on the ACL stage in an entertaining hour of classic hit songs and the stories behind them. Lauper recently wrapped up a headlining nationwide tour in 2016 after reigning in a new legion of fans with her new country-tinged album DETOUR, which features a collection of country covers from the 40's, 50's and 60's.

'I am so happy the Country Music Hall of Fame has asked me to be one of their main exhibits in 2017' gonna show off my 50-some-odd years in country music," Lynn said in a statement to Billboard. "They best have a big space. I have a lot of stuff." She added, 'I'm so proud to share my life, and music with the Hall of Fame. Y'all come see us."

He co-wrote much of the album, but that song came to him from some pretty high profile writers: Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley of Florida Georgia Line (along with James McNair and Cameron Montgomery).

"I just went out on tour with them," Brown says. "Tyler Hubbard from FGL came on the bus and said, ' I have a song to show you.' I was super pumped." He said that the song immediately resonated with him. "I'm from a small hometown, and when I heard the song, 'All I want to do is make my hometown proud,' and then we get to the bridge and they were shouting out their hometowns, so it was a chance for me to shout my hometown out. I just fell in love with the song. My hometown loves it!"

The alt-rock trio--Corin Tucker, Carrie Brownstein and Janet Weiss--ended their show at Nob Hill Masonic Auditorium with Michael's 'Faith" and Bowie's 'Rebel Rebel."

Balloons lined the stage while a Happy New Year sign hung on the backdrop. The women then invited Kathy Foster of The Thermals to assist on their energetic take on Michael's "Faith," while Spoon's Britt Daniel sang lead on Bowie's 'Rebel Rebel" which also happened to be the last song of their set. A fitting close to their last show of 2016, it also marked the band's first live show since September at Chicago's Riot Fest.

Home movies of a simpler, happier life play while the boy navigates perilous traumas. The video uses surrealist imagery while evoking the very real crisis in Aleppo. Its imaginative Where the Wild Things Are vibe saves the story from seeming distasteful or morose.

Macklemore posted a black and white photo of himself and young daughter in the nearly empty space. "The place I bought my first karaoke/microphone tape deck at 14 when I started rapping," he wrote.

Now a trailer has arrived and it has an absurdist screwball quality: Fiennes and Stockard Channing play Jackson and Elizabeth Taylor on a cross-country road trip in the immediate aftermath of 9/11. Brian Cox plays Marlon Brando, who also joined the alleged ride.

"I'm building a castle for my daughter," Chance tweeted. Later he shared a video update which confirmed that progress on the playhouse was indeed being made.