Taylor Swift's 'Reputation' Album Song Details Leaked?

Sia stopped the unnamed party from cashing in by sharing the photo herself. "Someone is apparently trying to sell naked photos of me to my fans," she wrote. "Save your money, here it is for free. Every day is Christmas!"

That's quite a 180 from threatening to "knock [the rap icon] out" in January. During a recent concert, Kodak shared a selection from his upcoming Weezy collaboration: The crowd went wild and fans got to hear about a minute of Wayne's distinctive voice. Kodak seems genuinely excited about the prospect of sharing a record with the "Lollipop" MC. Kodak also says he has an unreleased track with Birdman.

"Surprisingly to some, I'm not dead," she wrote on Twitter. "I'm not releasing any singles or new music with my new label until Jan 2018. Sorry about that BUT' I am making a Christmas album. Just kidding, I'm not making a Christmas album. I am going to put some songs up tonight that my friend Ljay Currie produced for me over the summer that I feel are motivational."

"We both say its fine if you download them so� I sign my own permission slip," she wrote. The R&B infused "Going Up" includes slick beats and rapid-fire vocals, while "Good" features smooth rhythms that compliment her raps about pursuing a music career when she was younger. "I remember like 10 years ago/ I wanted my name up in bold/ I wanted my name up in lights/ I wanted to rock every show," she spits.

She practiced, posed and dreamed of being a star, she raps. And now her dreams have become reality: "I used to take pics in the mirror/ I had to get ready for Vogue/ And now I'm way bigger, way bigger, way bigger than I ever could have dreamed before."

The current 80-date North American run of sold-out shows has been extended by more than 25 additional dates. The first new show is May 31 in Richmond, Virginia and the last scheduled date is July 22 in Sacramento, California.

Spears shared her penchant for paint on Instagram last month, sharing a video revealing Spears adorning a canvas to the strains of Mozart. The artist donated the piece to a charity auction held Monday (Nov. 6) at Las Vegas' Venetian Hotel raising money for VegasCares, an organization supporting victims of the Route 91 festival shooting.

The couple purchased the one-acre property in 2013 for $9 million, selling it this year for $17.8 million, enough to make it the highest price ever paid for the tony Bel-Air Crest community.

West and Kardashian definitely left their imprint on the 10,000 square foot residence, stripping it down to the studs and rebuilding it from the ground up at a cost well into the millions.

King revealed the secret marriage last May via Instagram while sharing that she and Ferguson had already separated. "I pulled myself out of a really, really, really tough place," she says now (via People) about the situation.

"I don't want to say it's the best place I've ever been because there's always room to go higher -- or get higher," King shared. "I am having a lot of fun. I do this thing, I call it protecting my joy, and there's like a 10-foot radius around me that's like a bum-out-free zone. I took a lot of things out of my life that were dead weight, and I just have a different outlook; I just surround myself with better people and just make music all the time. It's just so great; it's awesome."

Levine didn't bother with any drama or fanfare, simply sharing that he and Behati are expecting a second baby girl. DeGeneres has the distinction of helping name the couple's first daughter, Dusty Rose, so she and Levine discussed the role she'll be playing in naming their second.

"I thought, man, this may be kind of a cool video to do live, plus it gets me out of acting," Moore explained about the new clip (via Sounds Like Nashville). "It's a shorter day for me, they're just filming and I don't even know it."

The pair are seen spending time together at Hurd's Michigan lakefront house, drinking beers, cruising the lake in a boat and generally enjoying life as country music's current "it" couple.

"It's really relaxed," Hurd explained (via The Boot). "I'm really proud of the song and also getting to showcase a little bit of our relationship and letting people have a little sliver, a window, of what we do on a normal day on vacation or in a special place."

In addition, Dierks Bentley received the Song of the Year award for "Somewhere On a Beach" while Old Dominion's Matthew Ramsey was named Country Songwriter-Artist of the Year.

Ballerini received the Vanguard Award, which is "awarded in recognition of the impact of new and developing musical genres, which help shape the future of music." Past winners include Chris Stapleton, Walk the Moon and Kendrick Lamar.

In a post on Facebook, the Jay-Z wrote, "The sentence handed down by the Judge � against the recommendation of the Assistant District Attorney and Probation Officer � is unjust and heavy handed. We will always stand by and support Meek Mill, both as he attempts to right this wrongful sentence and then in returning to his musical career."

On Monday (Nov. 6), Meek Mill received a two to four-year prison sentence for violating his parole. The sentence was handed down by Philadelphia Judge Genece Brinkley and the verdict stemmed from a drugs and firearms case from 2008. Brinkley said Mill failed a drug test and didn't obey a court order restricting his travel.

Reactions to the name change were mixed, to say the least. In the wake of the confusion, Diddy resurfaced to say the change was a "joke." "Well ladies and gentlemen, today I've come to the conclusion that you cannot play around with the internet," he wrote. "Due to overwhelming response from the media out there and just due there not wanting to be any confusion, I was only joking. OK? I didn't change my name. It's just part of one of my alter egos."