House Of Cards Season 5 Trailer Released

According to the numbers, Lamar sold 603,000 copies, with 353,000 being traditional sales. Drake sold an equally impressive 505,000, falling short of Lamar's numbers by 100,000.

Instead of igniting a new rap rivalry, Drake liked the social media post highlighting the numbers and commented, "Amazing to see our music moving!!!"

"I know you've been waiting and I'm delighted to announce my new single 'Slow Hands' will be out 4th May ! can't wait for you all to hear it," the singer tweeted.

His brother Noel guests on the virtual band's "We Got the Power" and it's a profound appearance for fans of Blur and Oasis. The two bands were locked in a legendary late-90s rivalry, so getting Damon Albarn (of Blur) and Noel (of Oasis) on the same track buries a proxy hatchet.

Liam says the track doesn't live up to David Bowie and Mick Jagger's cover of "Dancing in the Streets," a purely arbitrary standard that must've sounded good to him at the time. In hindsight, that could be the cheesiest moment in both artists' careers.

The suit was filed on Sunday by celebrity trial lawyer Mark Geragos on behalf of Daniel Jung, who is seeking $5 million in damages for "alleged fraud, breach of contract, breach of covenant of good faith and negligent misrepresentation," Variety reports.

This video follows the previous release of her music video for her song "No Frauds" earlier this month. Shot by Mert and Marcus, the video features unique underwater scenes and sultry Minaj moments.

Now, the "Uptown Funk" singer decided to punch up the Gucci Mane remix one more time with another rap legend, Ludacris. Let's just say the new verse couldn't sound more quintessentially Ludacris: "I'mma light this fireplace, you light some candles," he raps. "If it get too hot, how much you think you can handle?/ Make you melt like ice cream."

There's a nice Tarzan metaphor followed by a promise to treat a lady's body "like it Jell-O." This is romance, "Splash Waterfalls"-style. Can you name a song that wouldn't become instantly more fun with a Ludacris intro? We can't either.

'This is a very special moment in the show," Twain said as she introduced Ballerini. The ladies launched into Twain's hit, 'Any Man of Mine," a song Twain said is about 'female assertion" and required a little help from Ballerini.

Twain had another surprise in store for fans. Nick Jonas. 'You're gonna go nuts. He's a new friend of mine," Twain told the crowd. The two launched into Twain's 'Party For Two." The song was originally released in 2004 as two versions: one for pop, featuring Sugar Ray's Mark McGrath and the other for country, featuring Billy Currington.

She made the announcement via social media with the following tweet "Some fans across America woke up to a newspaper on their doorstep that features some clues and hints about hopeless."

The duo of Matthew Brue and David Butler broke through in 2017 with their hit "Middle Finger." "'Everybody Gets High' is the brief summary of my life described in an almost folklore manner," says Matthew Brue.