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Cooper also plays the male lead, while actor Sam Elliott and comedy veteran Andrew Dice Clay joined the cast early on. According to Deadline Hollywood, the production has cast another iconic funnyman: Dave Chappelle.

Bryan brought out Underwood to join him for a performance of "Play It Again" and Randy Travis' 1987 hit "I Told You So" during Saturday (May 6) night's show.

Underwood came out wearing a Nashville Predators shirt with her husband Mike Fisher's number on it. She gave Bryan a Predators hat to sport on stage to support the team going to the 2017 Western Conference Finals of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

In the clip, Styles is beautifully photographed in the rugged landscape of Scotland's Isle of Skye. In an impressive feat of special effects, Harry levitates above the ground and begins to fly above geological formations, bodies of water, rolling hills and a massive waterfall. It's like the former One Direction star has been transformed into a drone, capable of soaring in any and all directions.

The stage crasher made his way onto the stage during the rap star's set at Rolling Loud in Miami and was promptly taken down by the rapper's "goon squad."

This will be MGMT's first album since their 2013 self-titled LP. The band previously announced they would be playing new music on their tour this summer, according to Pitchfork.

The new clip begins with the rapper visiting the home of his love interest when things get weird. Her door is unlocked so he walks in to find her inside a Super Nintendo-like video game. Picking up the remote in hopes to save her, Big Sean then finds himself transported into the television.

Making the announcement over social media, Gomez posted a video featuring shots of the fictional town of Crestmont from the show, along with the caption, "Their story isn't over. Season 2 of #13ReasonsWhy is coming."

Gomez has talked openly about her own struggles with mental health in the past. In an interview with Billboard last month, she said that she was ready for the backlash that would result from producing a series based on such controversial subject matter.

The clip features a classic movie prom scene. Yachty, dressed in a green polyester tuxedo, is the lonely boy at the dance, and he's singing about wanting his girl to come back to him.

At first, the "Bon Appetit" singer lightly evaded the question, remarking, "Well that's not my question to answer -- if it's about me. I think [my new album is] a very empowered record. There is no one thing that's calling out any one person."

Now and then, shades of animosity crop up in Liam Gallagher's Twitter feed, and elsewhere. Sometimes the bands have been able to find common ground. This year, Noel Gallagher collaborated with former Blur frontman Damon Albarn on Gorillaz latest album, Humanz. Liam blasted Albarn for turning Noel "into a massive girl."

"Now that d� out of Blur and the creepy one out of Oasis need to hang their heads in shame as it's no 'Dancing In The Streets' - as you were," he tweeted. 'That gobs�e out of Blur might have turned Noel Gallagher into a massive girl but believe you me, next time I see him there's gonna be war."

All I Need Is You was written right on the heels of the Dig Love album. Recording had just been completed and during that moment where you take a deep breath and relax, it happened in a heartbeat.

I was taking stock of my life at the time and realizing just how much stuff I had gathered over the past few years. So much so that I didn't even remember some of what I had acquired.

I started to embrace just how unimportant a lot of these things were and began to look a bit deeper into my own heart. I was searching for what really mattered to me. What was it that I really needed each day? What was it that I couldn't live without?

At that moment the lyric took shape and it was one of those songs that sung to me right away. The opening guitar hook was conceived the next day as I was attempting to track a demo version.

I played it live for a year before recording it on The Consequence album, so the song grew and matured quite a bit through those performances. On the album the end of the song has this alternative guitar figure that drives the fade out, but live there's a breakdown section that's completely unscripted. It takes the audience to a whole new place. It's currently one of my favorite songs to play each night.