Lil Wayne Reportedly Hospitalized After Seizures

"Knew he was a killer, first time that I saw him, wonder how many girls he had loved and left haunted," the track begins. "But if he's a ghost then I can be a phantom, holding him for ransom, some, some boys are trying too hard, he don't try at all though, younger than my exes but he act like such a man so, I see nothing better, I keep him forever, like a vendetta."

The track will be the first from the singer's highly anticipated follow-up to his GRAMMY winning debut In The Lonely Hour, which was released in 2014.

Last week, the singer announced his return to music. "Thank you for being so patient and for letting me have the past year to really escape into my mind & write music so freely," he wrote. "The wait is so nearly over. Something is coming very very very soon. I am scared & excited at the same time. I've poured my soul and heart into this record."

It features Malik's face looming over a handful of shady-looking characters and actress Jemima Kirk of HBO's Girls fame, who's seen opening a light-emitting briefcase similar to the one in Quentin Tarantino's movie, Pulp Fiction. The track's title also has a Tarantino connection, the director wrote and co-starred in the 1996 film From Dusk Till Dawn.

Chuck went on a lengthy Twitter spree expressing his mixed feelings about the legal situation. "Flav will be ok," he wrote. "@tmz Drama is beneath me considering our Age. It's low entertainment but I definitely like to find those 50 songs he wrote."

Chuck said he has no regrets about the release of the band's Flavor-free new album Nothing is Quick In The Desert and, if anything, Flav has held the group back from appearing more frequently � particularly at benefits for good causes. He specifically mentioned a Harry Belafonte event Flav skipped after the legendary musician inducted Public Enemy into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

"I still believe giving the new @PublicEnemyFTP Album NothingIsQuickInTheDesert�was gratitude for our fans-so get it," he wrote. "I cant accept @PublicEnemyFTP not doin benefits because Flav refuses to do em.So I head to Houston w @prophetsofrage we have done 8 in 1year."

"We're reaching out to people who we were always inspired by or who may have been fans and we didn't even know," said AJ McLean. "We've all made friends with different people. Nick's been talking to Steve Aoki, Howie talked to Zedd, who's been a big, big fan [and] Diplo, we've also talked to. We've also done stuff with The Chainsmokers and those guys are amazing and out in Vegas with a residency as well, so who knows."

The group is also talking to hip-hop mega-producer Timbaland about possible collaborations after making the connection through Nick Carter during the film of the Boy Band TV show.

Then, subsequent releases through the end of the year - including some catalog and cover songs as well as songs inspired by events that happened while he was on the road - released chronologically to complete the list. The tracks will initially be released only on the Apple Music platform for a two-week period before being made available on all streaming services.

Miley tried to choke back tears as she explained how moved she was by the plight of those going through the storm. The singer shared, 'My grandma is sitting here and my mom's here and I go home to my seven dogs and if I didn't have that anymore, it would just be really hard. So I am really happy to help in any way I can."

The song is all about material ascendancy and we get to see Rick counting his money, hanging around on a boat and fraternizing with a number of ladies. Naturally, we see some Lamborghinis, too.

The video was directed by Ryan Snyder, Ross' longtime video collaborator who helmed clips for "Buy Back the Block," "I Think She Like Me" and more.

The video features Derulo sporting creepy contact lenses, a wide brimmed hat and black duster coat leading a troupe of male dancers sporting the same outfit. As the clip progresses, Derulo and his lookalike dancers are joined by a mob of female dancers made up to appear as zombies.

"I think it sounds like nothing else I write," Derulo told Billboard of the new song. "It's an emotional song that you can dance to. And the subject matter I think is really cool, it's one that has never been talked about � having a love that fails in this life, but it was a love that was so good that maybe the love will work in the next life."

During the band's moving performance, photos of Harvey survivors were flashed onscreen. The group reached back to play the fan favorite from 2010 full-length, Nothing Like This, even though they're currently supporting a new album, Back to Us.

Ty meets Marley and Skrillex at the intersection of their respective genres: reggae and EDM. The tropical track incorporates beats and trills that are ready for the dance floor. Mr. Dolla $ign may have released the single just before Labor Day, but it's guaranteed to keep summer vibes alive in the early fall.

"Her middle name is Sheeran?" Ed said incredulously. "I've never seen a baby this calm at a concert. Just chilling there for the whole thing and you guys have been loud, you're singing and she's just kinda like�I love babies."

He went on to dedicate his next song, "Dive," to the baby fan, encouraging the crowd to make it a big singalong.

"I want you to be as loud as you can," he joked. "'Cause she's gonna be chill." The Smiths captured the moment on video, which is posted to Rocky Smith's Facebook page along with the caption, "We didn't get a picture with you tonight, but you singing to my daughter was pretty amazing." He added that they would be attending Ed Sheeran's next show the following night.

"I just want to thank everyone for their patience as I work on putting together this new album," she wrote. "It's been a long recovery and I want to make sure that this is perfect for you guys!!

Those who donated $25 to the American Red Cross automatically gained entry to a VIP section in the FGL Houses' basement lounge, Lil Red Corvette, which celebrates the music and spirit of the 1990s.

Such is the case on a syllabus making the rounds on social media with Sept. 4 listed as a day when students can expect there to be no class in honor of "Bey Day." Granted, the singer's birthday falls on Labor Day, but that hasn't stopped a tweet featuring the syllabus highlight from becoming a Twitter sensation.

Without missing a beat, will.i.am bit back at the claims in a series of tweets, saying 'Lies'@Fergie is focusing on #DoubleDutchess & @BEP is doing #MastersOfTheSun'That doesn't mean @fergie is out of the group #BEP4ever 'People will report whatever they want to report regardless of the sources' It's a crazy world'"

Fergie chimed in as well, tweeting: 'Everyone knows I will always love and support my @bep brothers, @iamwill, @tabbep, @apldeap " In an interview with 97.1 AMP Radio in Los Angeles last Wednesday (8/30), Fergie admitted she wishes she could have been a part of the group's latest endeavors, but she's quite busy doing her solo work at the moment.

"Who knew it/ I'd have to see you as a threat?/ Now I just wanna see you less," Kyle raps on the remix, adding his own spin on Puth's bitter lyricism on the original. "I ain't trying to place no blame/ Everything my mom said came true/ She said we'd be better off friends/ No that would make no sense."