The "Therefore I Am" singer added that at first, she didn't think the new hue would become a reality. "I kind of thought of it as a dream," she shared.
Drake holds the record for the most Billboard Music Awards with 27, reaching this record after taking home 12 awards in 2019. Over the past decade he’s also broke several Billboard chart records, including having nine Number One albums and 33 top 10 songs on the Hot 100.
One minute after the singer breaks the happy news by flashing her diamond ring in an earlier self-taped confessional video, she’s solemnly discussing how they broke off their engagement in another video. That same night, Lovato filmed herself breaking down crying, confessing, "The video I made earlier wasn’t an accurate representation of what I’m going…
"This my name. This is my legacy. This is my COVER. Time to bring MORE LIGHT," Khaled captioned the post.
"Hailey is super focused on her career right now and isn't in a rush to have kids. Of course they have talked about their future and building a family together someday,
Dua Lipa may have to hand over a large amount of cash after she was sued for posting a photo snapped by the paparazzi to her Instagram page. Integral Images filed an eight-page complaint in California court on July 6 that accuses the Future Nostalgia singer of copyright infringement. It adds that Lipa shared an image owned by…
Lil Baby was detained by police after being stopped and frisked late Thursday afternoon. Prosecutors in the city’s 8th precinct have opened an investigation. He was released early Friday after paying a fine for narcotics use.
Billie Eilish has shared the official music video and her latest single “NDA.” Taken from her highly anticipated sophomore studio album Happier Than Ever – out worldwide on July 30 via Darkroom/Interscope Records – the track teases a darker side to her forthcoming full-length, and comes with a hair-raising, self-directed music video.
During the hearing, Britney described the conservatorship as ‘abusive’, called out her father Jamie Spears and said she was ‘depressed’ while pleading with the judge to end the order.
Ariana Grande’s live performance video series with Vevo just got R-rated. The pop star dropped the fourth of her Positions performance videos Thursday (July 15), this time featuring her singing one of the record’s dirtiest tracks, “34+35.” In the new video, the camera follows Grande as she dances around and sings the song’s raunchy lyrics with a…