Nick Jonas And Shania Twain Christmas Song

In the letter, Swift talks about dealing with modern life, where a deluge of curated information shapes our perceptions of ourselves and each other. "We think we know someone, but the truth is that we only know the version of them they have chosen to show us," Swift's letter begins. "We know our friend in a certain light, but we don't know them the way their lover does. Just the way their lover will never know them the same way that you do as their friend. Their mother knows them differently than their roommate, who knows them differently than their colleague. Their secret admirer looks at them and sees an elaborate sunset of brilliant color and dimension and spirit and pricelessness."

"And yet, a stranger will pass that same person and see a faceless member of the crowd, nothing more. We may hear rumors about a person and believe those things to be true. We may one day meet that person and feel foolish for believing baseless gossip. This is the first generation that will be able to look back on their entire life story documented in pictures on the internet, and together we will all discover the after-effects of that."

"We're in the middle of 12 shows in 10 days. Not 10 shows in 12 days, 12 shows in 10 days," he revealed. "We made a game-time call on whether to sing to a track or lip-sync," Brooks said in the press room after the show (via People). "And we decided to lip-sync it. My voice just isn't going anywhere, and we wanted to represent country music the best we can."

Last week, singer-songwriter (and Miranda Lambert's boyfriend) Anderson East expressed strong feelings about Brooks' augmented performance, going so far as to say that he's offended by it.

"I keep a lot of my opinions to myself and respect anyone making music but as a person who tries to put on the best and most honest show I can night after night� this truly offends me," East tweeted. "I was told country music is three chords and the truth."

The album will be his first since The Marshall Mathers LP 2, which dropped back in 2013.The rapper rages through surprisingly introspective verses examining his life and career, reflecting on the stumbles and missteps throughout while Beyonce provides the melodic hook.

The black and white clip takes place entirely in a back alley, over what is seemingly one long camera shot. However, it's a clever trick as multiple versions of both Gucci and The Weeknd stalk the scene.

Jenny From The Block recently discussed Por Primera Vez (which means "For the First Time"). "It's about how we are always kind of reinventing ourselves, experiencing things for the first time, no matter how old you are. There's always a new beginning," Lopez told HOLA! USA.

"Whether I'm singing or acting or whatever, it's like 'Did I do that better than I did before? Is there some growth here? Am I moving forward right now?'" she added. "Nobody wants to do the same thing over and over, and stay stuck."

Standing on an oriental rug, amidst a stage full of living room lamps, the pop star and a trio of backup singers performed to an audience sitting in easy chairs and couches.

The song, Urban's first new music since the release of his 2016 album Ripcord, addresses about the way society perceives women and is especially relevant in an era of sexual harassment and rape reports being leveled against celebrities and corporate executives.

Bryan's "O Holy Night" starts with just his emotional vocals and piano accompaniment before building with a string section at the 1:30 mark.Bryan isn't new to Christmas music.

"She's on there, with Nicolle Galyon who also wrote the song," Urban told AP. "I thought it was nice and very personal to blend these girls into the song, because it just felt very right, that's what the song means to me."

The album announcement comes with a brand new single, "Something 'Bout You," which is co-produced by Timbaland. The new song follows the band's Pharrell Williams-co-produced debut single, "Sunday Finest," from earlier in the year.

Sir Rosevelt will celebrate the release of the album with a performance at CBS Radio's An Epic New Year's Eve Weekend, slated for Friday, December 29th at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. The show - on sale now via Ticketmaster - marks Sir Rosevelt's first-ever U.S. live date following two shows earlier this year at London's Scala and Australia's Byron Bay Bluesfest. Additional North American live dates will be unveiled soon for 2018.

Why as the artist been hitting up his ex? The answer is simple: "Textin' my ex (oh no), Umm, I look good, I'm just talkin' 'bout sex (yeah) Ooh, that's why I'm textin' my ex (oh no)."

"It was fun to play with the premise of a music video that hijacks your social feed," said director Fourclops in a prepared statement. "Instagram is a major destination for consuming media these days, and it made for an exciting setting for our video.

"The fans have shown up ready for a good time every single date this fall and with spring just around the corner, we decided � hell, this is too damn fun to stop," said Combs.

"We added 25 dates in 2018 and found the one and only Ashley McBryde and her outlaw attitude and asked her to come out on the road with us. I've had the time of my life out here with the fans this fall and can't wait to take this show on into the new year."