Lady Gaga Cancels More Shows Due To Health Issue

The piano-driven pop song is beautifully sad and sweet at the same time. The former One Direction member wrote the compelling tune and the sincerity in the vocals make it feel like he's speaking from experience:

"Waiting here for someone/ Only yesterday we were on the run/ You smiled back at me and your face lit up the sun/ Now I'm waiting here for someone," he sings in the first verse.

The song rides on a mid-tempo '80s-inspired groove, with throwback drums, explosive horns and big synthesizer melodies underneath Twain's distinctive vocal styling.

Teefey shared the now-familiar image of Gomez and Raisa in hospital gowns around the time of the operation, with her own heartfelt message. "The picture is one of the most breathtaking images that will live with me forever," Teefey wrote. "For all those moments of not knowing if we were going up or down, I can always come back to this picture and know we can always make it back up."

Opening with a shot of Smith singing in a recording studio, the heart-wrenching clip mirrors the emotional track with images of different couples captured in intimate moments.

The Luke Monaghan-directed video follows the couples as they deal with the sadness of their relationships coming to an end in a variety of settings, including Smith and an unseen paramour.

A team of makeup and prosthetic artists are seen hovering around Swift as they meticulously make her into a zombie worthy of The Walking Dead. The elaborate makeup process even included her toes, which were painted to look pretty gnarly.

Jah-Haile Bruce and Jahbioseh Bruce survived the storm on the floor of a bathroom shower as the hurricane raged through the house. "Five minutes later the roof just ripped off our head," Jah-Haile told CNN of their harrowing ordeal.

"That's the moment where I was terrified because I felt like Irma was a spirit," added brother Jahbioseh. "I felt like I saw the hand grab the roof, squeeze it and throw it off into the wind. It was crazy."

Catching a boat sent to pick up evacuees after the hurricane, the brothers found their way to St. Croix, in hope of catching a flight to Philadelphia to meet up with their mother.

The clip, shot in Pismo Beach, California, opens with Jonas walking alone in the desert, interspersed with images of the singer stumbling across a raucous beach party.

In a room full of film and TV icons, a handful of music stars helped keep host Stephen Colbert's ceremony feeling fresh and loose, including Chance the Rapper who assisted Colbert on show opener by dropping a surprise verse on the emcee's song and dance number.

Rhett was performing at the York Fair when his wife, Lauren, walked onstage between songs with the couple's two daughters, Ada James (who was born on Aug. 12) and Willa Gray in tow. Willa is an old pro by now.

The new collection includes a range of Akid fur slides, Malibu socks, San Fernando sweats, Point Dume t-shirts, Malibu Eagle crewnecks, and new tiny Yeezys.

The clip opens with Wayne looking pensive as a hip-hop beat plays in the background. That look soon turns to confusion when the music suddenly shifts into the opening guitar notes of the Rembrandts' 1995 song, "I'll Be There for You," better known as the Friends theme song.

Wayne just shrugs it off, and goes into an animated lip-sync to the song, with the lyrics updated to reflect NFL teams on the verge of going 0-2 at the start of the season. He even nails the handclaps.

"Please, don't go 0-2 (just 'cause you can't catch a ball)/Don't go 0-2 (you've never been there before)/Don't go 0-2 (I bet my whole paycheck on you)," are the lyrics to the revamped chorus.

The incarcerated rapper unveiled the tracklist with an Instagram post showing each song title being engraved in stone. The tape has only one feature, PnB Rock, who appears on the song, "Beautiful Scars."

Shell-shocked cast members shared the magical moment backstage at the Music Box Theatre on social media, including Laura Dreyfuss who captioned her Instagram photo of Beyonce with the cast, "I'm not okay."