Justin Bieber Cancels The Final Leg Of His World Tour

"It's 1984 and the citizens of Hawkins, Indiana are still reeling from the horrors of the demogorgon and the secrets of Hawkins Lab," reads the official synopsis.

In the ridiculous photo, Perry is seen reacting to getting hit in the cheek with a basketball. She hilariously captioned the image, writing, "Be the ball they said, become one they said."

They performed "4 AM" from 2 Chainz' Pretty Girls Like Trap Music album and the crowd went wild. 2 Chainz shared an Instagram video that mixes behind-the-scenes footage from the concert with video from the set.

Very early on in our songwriting efforts together, Kianna was talking about how much she loved Timbaland's production and work. We had just met so I was definitely trying to impress her, and I went to work with the intention of writing something inspired by Timbaland. I came up with that main keyboard riff, somehow imagining that would be something Timbaland might do.. so that was my interpretation of a hip hop hook and beat.

Lyrically I was thinking a lot about "Like A Rolling Stone" by Bob Dylan. He famously sings "How does it feel?" I was thinking that whoever Dylan was singing to in that song probably got into their sorry state by doing things that felt right, at the time. Its from that perspective.. from the perspective of a person who has made big mistakes. Its also got something to do with the song 'Just Like Starting Over' by John Lennon which was the #1 song on the day I was born. It got me thinking about the idea of starting over again, after having made mistakes, and the possibility that you can have a new, better kind of life if you want it bad enough.

The verses are about the journey toward realizing who you are and why you're here and what an explosive, life altering experience it is when you are finally allowed to figure that out. In the chorus the part that says "Song oh song, just stop playing if I'm wrong". That was inspired by and in reference to this book of The Bible called "Song of Songs". Its a strange read, and is referred to, by many, as the "X-rated book of the Bible." It's just verse after verse of a man and a woman telling each other how hot they are for each other. Seemed like such a dirty book to tuck into the middle such a sacred, spiritual tome� I wanted to just point at that mystery a little bit.

Directed by Peter Zavadil, the video features old videos and photos of the country legend interspersed between the story of his guitar from its first to last note.

Campbell's daughter Ashley Campbell hands off the guitar in Nashville, while his grandson Jeremy Olson gives the guitar an emotional send off in the end. "In my view, 'Adios' is Glen's farewell to the spotlight. I wanted the music video to reflect those sentiments," Zavadil explained. "The guitar is a symbol of Glen's legacy � a 'spiritual baton' as it were, carried on by all those influenced by his music, beginning with one of his daughters and ending with one of his grandsons. The fact that no one will ever hold a match to Glen's skill on the guitar is memorialized by giving his guitar a proper 'Viking Funeral' on the California coast. The project truly was an honor and an adventure."

Ashley sings backing vocals and plays the banjo throughout the album. She remarked that her father's music has "touched so many people's lives" and hopes that the video will "resonate with a lot of people."

In the online photo, Pink stares at a distant city landscape with a flashing cop car and woman nearby. The singer included the caption, "WHAT ABOUT US 8/10/17."

In the tweeted announcement of the share on SoundCloud Vert wrote "Y'all thought them songs was on luv is rage 🙄 we coming way harder den dat" :

On Saturday (July 23), the 'Bad Liar" singer spent time with her friends, ringing in her 25th birthday with a cake and balloons, which she revealed via Twitter.

Zedd dropped by 92.3 AMP Radio where he expressed his pleasure to at his friend's proper return to music. "I've heard the single ["Praying"], which I think is amazing," he said.

"She's obviously been through the roughest time," he continued. "I can't imagine what that feels like to be an artist and not be allowed to release music."

On Monday, J-Lo turned 48 and on Thursday, Rodriguez turns 42. Back in March, we observed that their late-August birthdays make them both Leos, a fire sign that makes them both "creative, passionate, generous, warm-hearted, cheerful [and] humorous."

The couple shared some creative, passionate, generous, warm-hearted, cheerful and humorous Instagram posts from a joint celebration in Miami. J-Lo hit the town in a black mesh dress and A-Rod looked dapper in jeans and a blazer. Rodriguez recently spoke to Entertainment Tonight about why he admires his girlfriend: