"But you got hurt because you did cool by 'Ye // You gave him 20 million without blinkin' // He gave you 20 minutes on stage, f� was he thinkin'? // 'F� wrong with everybody?' is what you sayin' // But if everybody's crazy, you're the one that's insane."
The "20 million" at issue might be a bit misleading: TMZ reports that the figure was given to cover touring expenses and other overhead related to Kanye's Saint Pablo Tour. It's no small amount--but it's reportedly standard operating procedure for major performers. Read more
here.
This caused some controversy because as few as 43,000 koalas are estimated to live in the wild and hundreds are treated each year after dog attacks. It turns out that dogs-chasing-koalas is a pretty big conservation problem Down Under, and local animal rights activists were up in arms about Perry's comment.
"This is just absolute ignorance from Perry and Myer, and inappropriate on so many levels" said Claire Madden, a veterinarian who's worked at Australia Zoo and Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary. "Perry is a role model to so many young people, and this just destroys all the good work we do to try to encourage people not to let their dogs come into contact with koalas." Read more
here.
"I'm super excited about that song, it's the definition of a summer song to me personally," Zedd told Beats 1. "The easiest way to describe it would be a Drake-ish influence sound but very open to do something that sounds unique and different which I love."
"I think it's a really good balance between where he's going with his solo project and where I'm going with my own music," he continued. "It's right in between, without Liam I might've not have finished this song. He really pulled it towards the direction that I would not have and I love where It is. I would say it's probably the most urban-ish influence song I've ever done, It's insanely catchy and I feel like you're gonna hate it after a while because it's so catchy." Check out the new collaborative track
here.
Back in March 2016, he responded to fan inquiries about his removal of fan-uploaded footage in a series of now-deleted tweets, writing "Since YouTube doesn't pay equitable licensing fees, isn't that a nonsensical question? Shouldn't ur concerns b directed at YouTube and not here?"
On Friday (July 7), several music videos and concert clips have been uploaded to an official YouTube account. Check out five of the top videos that were added to the streaming service
here.
"I've actually come off Twitter completely, Sheeran told The Sun. "I can't read it. I go on it and there's nothing but people saying mean things. Twitter's a platform for that. One comment ruins your day. But that's why I've come off it. The head-f� for me has been trying to work out why people dislike me so much."
'What an incredible talented artist I LOVE ED," Gaga wrote in an Instagram post. "@teddysphotos deserves all our love and respect like all humans do. I wish all people on the internet would be positive and loving and a part of creating an online community that is kind and empowering, not hateful and mean." Read more
here.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported that Lambert surprised the crowd when she came out on stage wearing a Hawaiian shirt and flower lei as a headband for the performance.
Posting a photo of herself with Buffett after the concert, Lambert wrote, "All smiles! Last night we got to hang with @jimmybuffett in St. Louis! And I got to join him onstage for 'Margaritaville'. It was my first time to see him. I'm a #parrothead for life now!" Check out the post
here.
Named for the pop star's Malawi-born daughter, Mercy James, and in conjunction with Raising Malawi, Madonna's charity organization, the surgery center is the first of its kind in the country. The first patients were admitted on June 29, 2017.
Queen Elizabeth Hospital will be able to double the number of surgeries performed on children and will increase the chance of survival after major surgeries in the state-of-the-art facility. Read more
here.
The project is about all the different twists and turns a relationship can take. From the euphoria of realizing you've found something worth keeping to the pain of knowing it's time for something to end, the content spans the multiple phases of love, Danielle told NPR.
All of the sisters play percussion on Something To Tell You. "Drums are our first instrument. Our father's a drummer. So at the end of each [live] show we've done this big drum send-off," Danielle said. "But since it's never been on an actual track, we added it to the end of a song called 'Let Me Go,' and that's always been our finale, so we thought we should have this specific part on our new record. We all play percussion on the record, and we wanted a song that kind of exploded." Listen to the track
here.
The footage was recorded during the band's April 21st performance and Radiohead have posted on Twitter that more concert videos will be coming in the near future.
"radiohead.tv has returned once again to feature some recent live shows," the band tweeted. "First up is Coachella from 21st April this year." Watch the complete Coachella performance
here.
Grey doesn't appear in the clip, instead Mac (aka Ben Haggerty) co-stars with his grandmother Helen Schott. The clip begins with the rapper showing up at his grandmother's house to surprise her for her 100th birthday.
From there two hit the town, in a vintage Cadillac, egging houses, doing karaoke, and of course making a pit stop at a thrift shop. Check out the new adorable clip
here.
The author of the critically acclaimed novel recently sat down with fellow writer for the Boston Review to discuss her dystopian novel and the new Hulu series. In the interview, Atwood says that while she hasn't met Drizzy, she would love for him to cameo in the second season of the show.
Atwood said, "I'll drop that notion into the ear of Bruce Miller, the showrunner, and see what he can do with that because of course the show is filmed in Toronto. Maybe Drake could help smuggle someone?" Read more
here.
Montana revealed that the "Jungle Rules" album is set to feature some all-star collaborations including Travis Scott, Pharrell, Quavo of Migos, T.I., Young Thug and The Weeknd.
The Weeknd appears on "A Lie" with Max B., the rapper currently incarcerated for 75 years on a manslaughter charge (Montana announced he accepted a plea bargain for a shorter sentence last year). Read more
here.
The 'Panda" star ignores his haters and waxes poetic about being young and rich in the remix, while Big Sean turns "your ** to fur" in "the presidential suite with a Marilyn Monroe."
Desiigner released the original version of the single, featuring a guest appearance from Gucci Mane late last month. Stream the new explicit remix with Big Sean
here.
"Wow. Earthquake in Montana," Mayer tweeted shortly after the quake. "So if you wonder if you're crazy and you're searching the words earthquake and Montana, earthquake Montana."
He found some data on the size of the earthquake and shared it with his 964,000 followers: "According to USGS it's the 8th biggest earthquake on record in Montana," he wrote with a screenshot. "look at years and then '26 minutes ago.'" It's been more than a decade since Mayer's home state experienced anything like it. See his late-night
here.
"Mommy put a cool sign up in the sky," says Wilson, pointing to an airplane with a special message attached. "Can you read it?" he asks young Future. "It says happy one year baby."
"Happy 1 Year Anniversary @DangeRussWilson! 1 Year Down� #ForeverTogether" Ciara captioned the post. Check out the cute social media video post
here.
"It's like the world's about to end and it's just me and the girl, Dawson told People of his new clip. "I wanted the visuals to contrast this bouncy, summer kind of driving song.
"It's playing off of that first line of like, 'Hey, I know the woes and the weight of the world can get you down, but don't let it.' So essentially, it's like, 'Hey, I know it's the end and there's nothing we can do about it, so I'm here for you, come lean on me.'"
Check out the new clip below. Read more
here.
"I see a lot of girls at my shows, and a lot of them come to my meet and greets and say they're aspiring songwriters or ask advice about how I made it," Morris explained. "I'm hoping that what I'm creating is not just the music, but this projection of strength."
Morris went on to talk about how she isn't always strong, but she believes her fans realize that there is "strength in vulnerability" and that they "don't have to be ashamed of feeling sad." She also talked about how important it is for women to take control rather than just chasing guys or worry about being pretty for them.
"Those are really basic human qualities that no one in a long time has said plainly in a song in country music," Morris said. Read more
here.
On Friday (July 7), inside sources told Splash Report that the series will appear on Netflix and that Way is "definitely involved in the project." The article does not reveal who these sources are, but confirm that an announcement will arrive soon, potentially at this year's San Diego Comic-Con.
"I definitely wrote the pilot for The Umbrella Academy," Jeremy Slater (The Exorcist, Death Note) told Collider back in September. "I was really adamant about taking the job, but the only way I was going to do it was if I could make it weird and make it true to the spirit of the book." Read more
here.
The two have been spotted together by paparazzi, sparking some social media critics to raise the issue of bringing her new boyfriend around her son Sebastian. "He has three children and people are just like literally going H.A.M. for no .... reason," she started. "Mind you, of course, it's always a double standard. My ex-husband has a beautiful new girlfriend, her name is Izzy and my son is around her all the time.
"There are photographs of them together going out to museums and stuff like that, there was actually a picture on the internet where my son was sitting on her lap on a swing and they all had a family day together. I'm at the grocery store and it's just like 'you're a [expletive] how do you have another man around your child?'"
Rose chooses to introduce her son to her friends and significant others early because she feels that his approval is important. There's no point to her in wasting time on somebody who he doesn't like or who won't treat him right.
"I'd rather have Sebastian around him so he can say, mom, he's cool. If he didn't, then look bro, my son don't like you," she said. "I don't want to be with a guy for 3,6, months, 2 years and then introduce my kid and my kid's like, 'I don't like him.'" Read more and listen to the full episode of Loveline with Amber Rose
here.
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