Their camp sent over the following update: The rap group will be doing their first late night tv performance for the new album tonight (Jan 25th) moments before the CULTURE II project drops just after midnight.
They will be performing "Stir Fry." The other guest is Will Ferrell! The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on NBC 11:35/10:35c.
The release will be a companion to Dedication 6, which came out December 25, 2017. The new mixtape, which has no release date yet, will be the next offering from the Dedication series, which Wayne launched in 2005 with producer DJ Drama.
Dedication 6 Reloaded will also include a remix of JAY-Z and Beyonce's "Family Feud" featuring Drake, reports Pitchfork. Check out "Big Bad Wolf," which contains explicit lyrics,
here.
Fatone made the big reveal outside of West Hollywood restaurant Delilah last weekend while talking to TMZ about the big game. "If I was doing something, I'd be at rehearsals right now," Fatone quipped to the cameraman about any chance of an NSYNC reunion as part of Timberlake's halftime set.
Fatone also doesn't think Timberlake will be showcasing Janet Jackson during the show, considering the infamous wardrobe malfunction moment at the 2004 Super Bowl.
"He's not controversial like that," Fatone said. "He is in a sense, but not in a sense to do it deliberately." Read more
here.
"Random question: Can someone please explain the saying, 'You just want your cake and to eat it too." What else am I about to do with a cake??," Timberlake shared on Twitter.
"The saying means, for example, you can't support #TIMESUP and praise sexual predators at the same time," Farrow responded. "You can't retain your credibility as an activist (i.e. � retain the cake) and, at the same time, praise a sexual predator (i.e. � eating the cake)."
Farrow's comments are in response to Timberlake's role in Woody Allen's 2017 movie, Wonder Wheel, in spite of the sexual abuse charges levied against the director by her, allegations that the director has denied.
Timberlake publicly supported the "Times Up" movement at this year's Golden Globes, and has yet to comment on the charges against Allen, or respond to Dylan's tweet. See the tweets
here.
Fan filmed footage has surfaced online of the performance. Announcing the song to the crowd, Lopez said to "look out for the remix from Calvin," which is likely a reference to superstar DJ Calvin Harris.
The singer didn't reveal the name of the track, but the upbeat dance tune brings EDM aesthetics and Santana-like guitars to Lopez's Latin-flavored dance-pop sound. Check out video
here.
Sting (a 16-time GRAMMY winner) has also been added to the lineup at Sunday's show, for an unspecified performance. Vocalist Zuleyka Rivera has been announced as an addition to Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee's anticipated performance of "Despacito."
Finally, Jon Batiste (bandleader on Stephen Colbert's Late Show) will appear with Gary Clark Jr. for a Recording Academy tribute to Chuck Berry and Fats Domino. Read more
here.
She is best known for the trio of top ten singles "That's My Baby," "That's How You Know (When You're In Love)," and "Now I Know." White was born on May 13, 1965. She is survived by her husband, songwriter Chuck Cannon, and her three children.
Country stars took to social media to express their condolences. "Heartbroken over this news," wrote Lady Antebellum's Hillary Scott. "Lord, be near. Praying for Lari's precious family and all who loved her."Read more
here.
TMZ reports that in 2014, 50 Cent became the first rapper to accept bitcoin payments and he was rewarded with around 700 coins for his album Animal Ambition. At the time they were worth about $662 each, bringing his haul to around $463,400. Since then, the value of bitcoins has risen exponentially, and each of his coins is worth about $12,000.
"Not Bad for a kid from South Side, I'm so proud of me." 50 Cent captioned an Instagram post detailing his financial gain. News of his good fortune came as a surprise to the rapper, in the comments of his post 50 wrote: "I'm a keep it real I forgot I did that s�." Read more
here.
The album is named after the small Florida coastal town where it was recorded. "Port Saint Joe is a sonic representation of who we've become not only as a band but as people," John Osborne said in a press statement. "Every show we've ever played together is on this record. Every song we've ever written and every mile we've ever ridden has led to the making of this record. Imperfections and all."
"We shacked up for two weeks to make an unabashed record that would reflect who we are in every way, and in the process we had the most enjoyable and memorable recording experience of our lives," added TJ Osborne. See the album's tracklist
here.
The rapper first revealed the gospel project, reportedly titled Snoop Dogg Presents the Bible of Love, on Instagram last year by sharing a text conversation with his mother about the gospel music.
"I am so grateful to the Lord for you and how God is moving you in the direction to bless His people through the Word of God," Snoop's mom told him. Read more
here.
As this year's GRAMMY ceremony approaches, Kesha tweeted her gratitude for MusiCares, the Recording Academy initiative which helps struggling musicians through financial, personal and medical crises.
"I care so much about music. Great to see that music cares back," she tweeted. "Thank you for everything that you do @RecordingAcad and @MusiCares."
Kesha's tweet included a video of MusiCares testimonials in text form -- from artists who overcame addiction and other challenges -- set to her song "Praying." "Because of MusiCares, I have a roof over my head this month," reads one message. Read more
here.
The news gets even bigger as she will be performing her Las Vegas Britney: Piece of Me residency show during the trek. She launched the special show back in 2013 and it ran for four years at the Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino.
The U.S. dates are scheduled to kick off with a two night stand in Washington D.C. at the MGM National Harbor on July 12th and 13th and will wrap up with three nights at the Hard Rock in Hollywood, FL in late July. Read more
here.
"We worked really hard on this record to get it just right and it feels great to be able to finally share it with everyone," Zedd shared. "It was super fun working with Maren because she is clearly an amazing singer and very talented musician. And, I always love working with Grey because we push ourselves to make the best music possible and the end result is incredible."
"I'm so excited we're finally able to share 'The Middle' with the world. Zedd was so great to work with and so easy going, it felt like we'd been working together for years," Maren Morris said in a press statement. "The sound is reflective of my many influences as an artist � a little bit country, little pop, little R&B, relatable, emotional and catchy as hell. There are no limits with this song and I can't wait to see how the fans react."
"We love working with Zedd, who's not only been a great mentor, but a great friend. It's always exciting to see what we can come up with in the studio together and even more exciting to be able to share this with everyone," added Grey. Check out "The Middle"
here.
Sought-after producer Mike Will Made-It shared social media updates of Eminem and Dr. Dre working on some new material, promising a big 2018. Mike captioned a post with "Lose Yourself" lyrics.
"I ONLY NEED 1 SHOT I WONT MISS MY CHANCE TO BLOW, CAUSE OPPORTUNITY COMES ONCE N A LIFETIME, STILL HUMBLE, ON GOD! BIG 2018!!" he wrote.
Eminem also shared a photo from the session of himself with Dr. Dre captioned: "Still Aftermath!" referring to Dre's label to which he's signed. See the posts
here.
I am ecstatic to share with my friends that Topic a & I have a song coming out FRIDAY!!!!," Brooke shared on Twitter. "This one is very special to me."
"Perfect" will be Brooke's second project outside of Fifth Harmony. Last year, the singer featured on Lost Kings track, "Look at Us Now" with A$AP Ferg. See the announcement
here.
In April 2017 my wife and I went from Sweden to Florida to attend my former drummer and his girlfriends wedding. We rented a car at Tampa airport and drove south to Sarasota. The wedding was awesome with people from many corners of the world.
After a few days staying in Siesta Key, awesome place by the way, we took off on our little road trip with Nashville as the end station. This was my first time driving in the US so I was thrilled about this trip. We drove north through Florida and into Georgia. I've never seen so much shopping malls. Almost one on each side on every exit.
One goal was to stay the night at a motel where you can park your car right outside, remember that we are from Sweden so that's a little exotic to us, and we found one south of Atlanta.
The day after we took off after breakfast and I was a little worried about the morning traffic but it was nothing compared to Stockholm that is the 6th worst city in the world when it comes to traffic.
The only thing we had planned was that we had to stop somewhere to buy a gift for my mother in law. She's into quilting so my wife googled and found a store in Murfreesboro, Quilt Connection.
The lady in the store was one of the most amazing person I've ever met. So friendly and sweet. We stayed there for two hours I think, watching her work on a quilt and we also talked to some people that came in. A great time indeed and we got a big doze of southern hospitality.
The scenery driving into Tennessee was spectacular with the mountains and the spring green trees and I will never forget it.
Going to Nashville is always a great time and I've been there a couple of times now and have some friends that I love to visit. This time we were there only for pleasure and no work. Shopping day time and party time at night J We also had the opportunity to visit Jill Johnson (the country queen of Sweden) as they were shooting an episode of her TV-show Jill's Porch.
Well that's about it. Listen to the song and you'll recognize most parts in the lyrics.
Hearing is believing. Now that you know the story behind the song, listen for yourself and learn more about the album
right here!
The Best Original Song category includes Sufjan Stevens who was honored for "Mystery of Love" from Call Me By Your Name and Mary J. Blige earned a nomination for "Mighty River" from Mudbound. Blige also scored a Best Supporting Actress nomination for her performance in the film.
Other Best Song nominees include "Stand Up for Something" by Diane Warren and Lonnie R. Lynn from Marshall, "This is Me" by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul from The Greatest Showman and "Remember Me" by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez from Coco. Read more
here.
The two Swifties revealed that the lyrics to "Love Story" were incorporated into their proposal (via Billboard). The couple dated for nine years before they got engaged in November of 2016.
Gonzales shared the note they received with their "gorgeous" arrangement of flowers on Twitter. Swift wrote, "Lexi & Brittany, You have no idea how honored I am that 'Love Story' has been such a big part of your beautiful love story. I'm absolutely thrilled that Lexi said YES! Have the most magical wedding day and hopefully I can meet you both soon! Love, Taylor." See the post
here.
The intense new promotional clip features a narrative involving a police violence intercut with hopeful images of families of different races and backgrounds.
The track appears on Mensa's debut album studio album, The Autobiography, which was released in July of last year. Check out the new video
here.
The limited-edition collection, JV x NJ, has Jonas serving as the face of the brand. Additional attire includes knitwear and leather jackets ranging from $98 to $798.
'#JVXNJ is here," Jonas announced on Twitter. 'Couldn't be more excited to collaborate with the amazing @johnvarvatos who helped create a collection I'm incredibly proud to show you guys." Read more
here.
Hayley shared the picture, which depicts her and Rhett's wife, Lauren, holding their babies and beaming at the camera. "So in love with these little angels," she captions the photo. "And oh, the adventures they have ahead of them. Can't wait to watch them grow up together."
Ada James, born on August 12 in Nashville, has a few months on Olivia Rose. She's the youngest daughter to Rhett and his wife, who adopted two-year-old, Willa Gray in May of last year. See the full post
here.
"At home, you comfortable as hell!" Offset told Rolling Stone. "You not gonna be like, 'Is this hard?' It's just you in your zone. 'Bad and Boujee' was made at my house!"
On Culture II, Offset promises "the original Migos sound�Club rocking. The beat, the bass is everything. We're not really a slow-down artist. It's light, it's fun, it's lit."
"It's still trap," Takeoff added. "We got a little funkier. It's not all the way funk. There's still a Migos vibe." Offset (who's engaged to fellow breakout MC Cardi B) said the album has a female audience in mind. "See, 'Bad and Boujee' was really a ladies' record," he said. "It made all of them want to stand up a little more and feel a little better about themselves. When you got the women, you got everything."
Quavo shared the production credits for Culture II on social media. They include Kanye West, Pharrell, Zaytoven and more. See the full roster of production collaborators
here.
The album's autobiographical title track was written on the same day that country legend, Guy Clark, passed. "I'm not a pretty crier, and I got to my write with Jeremy Bussey that morning, red and blotchy," McBryde said in a press statement. "So, he said, 'for Guy, maybe we should write a good song, one you'd want to play at the Opry someday.' So, I told the story of when I was back in Algebra class, and we were going around the room saying what we wanted to do when we grew up. When it got to me, I said, 'I'm going to move to Nashville and write songs, and they're going to be on the radio.' The teacher looked at me and said, 'That won't happen and you better have a good backup plan.' It didn't put the fire out, it just added to it."
The album release announcement comes with a new music video from McBryde, "American Scandal." Check out the new clip, the full Girl Going Nowhere tracklisting and McBryde's 2018 tour itinerary
here.
"I have the craziest butterflies rn and I'm nervous just typing this out," Lipa wrote as she shared the news. "A dream come true� someone pinch me!"
The long-running show made the announcement via Twitter. See the official announcement from SNL
here.
During an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! last week (Jan. 18) the Maroon 5 singer recalled a prank he pulled on Shelton after he won back in 2013. The singer had a giant poster of the People magazine cover framed ("this is not a cheap practical joke") and sent to Shelton's home in Oklahoma.
In turn, Shelton immediately hung the framed Adam Levine People mag cover--in his barn, where Levine says it hangs to this day. "I guess that lit a fire under him, and he wanted it. But he's not sexy," Levine said. Watch the full clip
here.
The 33-year-old pop star shared that her very first memory is of Mickey and Minnie mouse diapers, so she's literally been a lifelong fan. "The definition of icon may fluctuate through the ages, but there are some undeniably special characters who are iconic and I can't think of anyone who embodies that more than my dear friend Minerva Mouse (Minnie's full name)," said Perry.
"Seeing Minnie is like returning home. It is a special skill to bring joy to so many and she does it with an effortless bat of a lash," she continued. Read more
here.
Over the years, there have been some incredible moments for the genre of country music on the GRAMMY stage. So we have picked three of our favorite unforgettable moments from the GRAMMY Awards below. Relive the magic by watching these clips:
3. Carrie Underwood Wins Best New Artist Award: Carrie Underwood entered the country music world back in 2005 when she won season 4 of American Idol. Underwood released her latest album, Storyteller, in 2015 and embarked on a tour traveling all over the country. Watch below as Carrie Underwood accepts the GRAMMY for Best New Artist in 2007.
2. Little Big Town Wins Best Country Song for "Girl Crush": One of the most successful groups in country music, Little Big Town, consists of Karen Fairchild, Kimberly Schlapman, Jimi Westbrook, and Phillip Sweet. Their second single, 'Girl Crush," off of their sixth studio album, Pain Killer, was one of the most historic and controversial songs in the genre. In 2015, Little Big Town won the GRAMMY for Best Country Duo/Group Performance.
1. Keith Urban & Faith Hill's Collaboration: Personally, I think every Keith Urban performance is an unforgettable one. Urban took the GRAMMY stage back in 2006 with Faith Hill to perform 'You'll Think Of Me" and 'The Lucky One." The two country icons continue to give us some of the greatest hits today. Watch clips of all three moments
here.
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