Kelly Clarkson, Little Big Town Lead ACM Awards Performers

The new version of "Pray" doesn't waste any time in introducing Logic, who raps over the song's intro before Sam sings the first verse. Logic also shares an extended rap during the middle of the track.

Abel Tesfaye (The Weeknd's real name) shared the news via social media, with a simple post that boasted the album artwork along with the caption, "Tonight."

The clip shows the Nashville artist working on the mural from start to finish. A lifelong fan of the singer himself, Guion shared his gratitude for the project.

"I finished another panel out at The Grand Ole Opry!" he captions a clip on his personal Instagram account. "8'x8' paint on plywood. Like everyone on the planet, I have loved Dolly my whole life. Thank you @opry."

Mendes announced the news on the show Wed night (March 28), and also performed his new song "In My Blood." The Canadian singer/songwriter dropped the single last week, and hours later released the song "Lost In Japan."

"Just wanna give a little preview of what you're gonna get on April 6," Cardi says, suggesting that what follows will be a teaser of new music from her album Invasion Of Privacy. It's a bait and switch, though, and the rapper launches right into the Girls' 2003 hit "Cinderella."

"My man's first day at the beach with mom, dad and his sisters. He had a blast!," Aldean posted on Instagram with a series of family photos from their day at the beach.

The singer introduced the new line of body beautifiers with a series of posts on Instagram featuring the singer using them on herself. The body lava comes in two different shades: "Brown Sugar" and "Who Needs Clothes." The sultry video of Rihanna applying "Who Needs Clothes" to her shoulder and seductively gazing at the camera is the clear fan favorite, generating more than 1.5 million views in just 18 hours.

"Here's me in 2007 right before I dyed my hair blonde and released 'Just Dance,' Gaga posted on Twitter. "It's now 2018 and I'm so blessed to be turning 32 with a fanbase of Little Monsters I've watched spread a message of acceptance and kindness for 10 years now."

The stunning new photoshoot is for a PAPER magazine cover story, as Aguilera looks back on her eventful career and current place in the pop culture landscape.

The previously married couple who "consciously uncoupled" back in 2014 have revealed a new photo of the pair getting together for a family day with the kids.

In the clip he delivers seductive lines to a potential paramour over the strains of George Michael's "Careless Whisper"--all while cuddling an adorable koala bear and dropping koala-related puns along the way.

"Burning Red Hot" came right out of something that happened to me in high school. I went to an all-girls school, and so we didn't see guys very often. But one night we had a dance at an all-boys school, and I met a guy who I thought I clicked with. To be "talking" to a guy was a pretty big deal at a school with only girls, so I was excited to see where it would go. But then it fizzled out after about a week of texting, which made me feel like he was never really interested in me. I didn't know exactly how I felt -- it was this combination of confused, annoyed, and hurt. I put myself out there, emotionally, and was left hanging. It's the kind of thing where you know it happens to everyone, but it feels like it's only you.

When, a few days later, I started writing this song, I was sick with a bad cold. I was in the car headed to the doctor's office when I came up with the phrase "burning red hot," an image that seemed to sum up my feelings of anger, embarrassment, and passion. Too sick to work out, I skipped crew practice and spent the afternoon in the nurse's office at school. I was supposed to be sleeping, but I had my computer out to type up lyrics and record melodies. While I came up with the line "all-consuming fever of the things I'm not," I really did have a fever.

In the studio, I had the sound I wanted for this song on the tip of my tongue, but I couldn't quite articulate it. The best I could come up with was the adjective "swampy." What that means, I'm not really sure. After experimenting with different instruments and riffs, the studio musicians and I? hit on exactly what I wanted -- swampy, but with a pulsing beat. I still don't know quite how to describe it, but it sounds how I felt as I wrote it.