Backstreet Boys Nick Carter Denies Rape Allegations

Cassidy's family issued a statement confirming the news of his death on Tuesday evening (November 21): 'David died surrounded by those he loved, with joy in his heart and free from the pain that had gripped him for so long," reads a statement from Cassidy's publicist (via CNN). 'Thank you for the abundance and support you have shown him these many years."

"I go to talk to a fan and she grabs my ass, how f�in old are we???," the singer tweeted last night (Nov. 19). "I love interacting and talking to fans but I also love respecting others so don't disrespect me when I'm being nice," he continued.

Fans quickly responded to the posts, asking what happened next. "I left," Khalid said. "I ignored it bc I don't like showing anger in front of anyone� Sexual assault/harassment happens on both ends and you're right. It's unacceptable," he responded to another fan.

"One s�ty person isn't going to keep me away from anybody, I really love u guys," Khalid added. "Spoke about it bc it can happen to anybody!"

Now, Brooks has opened up about the controversial moment on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, telling the host that he felt like it was the best decision considering not only the show, but his fans.

"We did 12 shows in 10 days, and right in the middle of those 12 shows was CMAs. So we went in and did a track for it, just in case the voice was gone," Brooks shared. "Made a game-time decision and played it because we still had seven shows starting the next night in Spokane."

The talk show host asked the "Corner Store" rapper about the nude painting he bought of pop star Justin Beiber with pancakes 'on his junk." "I bought it on Etsy as a white elephant Santa gift that at the end of the night just stayed at my house. No one took it," Macklemore said.

Since no one else wanted it, he decided to keep it. And he's grown fond of the odd image. 'I'm very proud of it, and it's become a huge headline," he said. "It's like, 'Macklemore owns a naked Justin Bieber d� pancake painting,' and it's part of my thing now."

Now, the crossover sensation has a new record with Demi Lovato to promote: "Echame La Culpa." "Echame La Culpa" has tropical similarities to "Despacito" but Lovato's voice gives the sound new life.

The hip-hop artist's camp will hand out 1,000 turkeys on Wednesday (Nov. 22) at four different locations in his hometown. Mill recently received a two to four-year sentence for violating his probation on a gun charge in 2008.

It's quite the sweet accolade, considering Urban's tune beat out more than 30 million other songs played on Waffle House jukeboxes in 1,850 restaurants across 25 states.

'We still listen to Diana around the house," the former president said. "That's why I gave her the presidential medal of freedom last year, but--this is a big deal, too!"

During the live telecast, Pink scaled the J.W. Marriott Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles and performed with a team of dancers in the sky. Countless stories off the ground and secured by a harness, she twirled and nailed complicated choreography in the air.

Pink performed "Beautiful Trauma" from her 2017 album of the same name. The ambitious moment recalled the moment when Pink stunned the world with her "Glitter in the Air" performance at the 2010 GRAMMY Awards.

Selena performed "Wolves," her new collaboration with EDM producer Marshmello. The creepy set was staged in as a forest, where a blonde Selena and a troupe of backup dancers who seemed lost after a car accident.

The performance was introduced by Julia Michaels, who co-wrote Selena's song "Bad Liar." Michaels described Gomez as "one of the most incredible women I know."

"What's happening to Meek Mill is just one example of how our criminal justice system entraps and harasses hundreds of thousands of black people every day," Jay wrote. "I saw this up close when I was growing up in Brooklyn during the 1970s and 1980s. Instead of a second chance, probation ends up being a land mine, with a random misstep bringing consequences greater than the crime. A person on probation can end up in jail over a technical violation like missing a curfew."

Mill's probation violation sentence was criticized for its "excessive" length and the controversial basis of his violation. According to sources, the decision stemmed from two arrests early this year in which charges were dropped. Mill's probation officer said the rapper has 'responded well" and 'actively participated in an effort towards behavioral change." The rapper was previously incarcerated for a drug and gun violation in 2008.

In the clip, the couple's toddler daughter, Luna, is asked "What's in there?," in reference to Teigen's stomach. Luna's precious response is simply, "baby."

The "White Iverson" rapper also revealed a list of special guests who will be featured on the album, including John Mayer, Nicki Minaj, Ty Dolla Sign and more.

"I'm speechless," Luke Bryan told Sounds Like Nashville. "He's taken so many things from me. And now this? Who in the hell is choosing these? Am I being punked? And we're sure that y'all didn't Photoshop [his] face over [my] face and change the name? I guess we're all stuck with it."

Shelton is set to take his good looks on tour in 2018 and one of his tourmates, Brett Eldredge, said even though he's sexy, he's also a bit of a goof. "I mean, he's a sexy man, don't get me wrong, but he's a big goofball too, which is even better," Eldredge said. "He's just Blake: He's honest, he's real, he's unapologetically himself. He's as real as he is on The Voice or onstage. If you see him, he's the same offstage as well, and I think that makes somebody more charming, honesty and being who you are. He's doing it right, and we love him for it."

The Taylor Swift song titles were flying fast and furiously throughout the report, with Hettiger calling out "blank spaces" on the roads, and that she could have a "love story" with the way traffic was developing.

Hettiger wrapped up her traffic report by announcing the release of Swift's new blockbuster full-length, Reputation, encouraging viewers to head to an actual store to pick it up: "Talk to people. Buy it!"