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- Raechal Leone Shewfelt
Fans react as former One Direction star Zayn Malik says he no longer considers himself Muslim: 'So disappointed'
“To be honest, I’ve never spoken publicly about what my religious beliefs are. I’m not professed to be a Muslim,” Malik told “British Vogue.”
- Lyndsey Parker
Elton John's sweet new holiday commercial will have you feeling the love tonight
The ad is a sweet reminder of how one special holiday gift can change a person’s life forever.
- Lyndsey Parker
Country virtuoso, 'Hee Haw' host Roy Clark dead at 85
'Hee Haw' featured performances from the crème de la crème of the country music community, but Clark was a star in his own right, and an incredibly accomplished musician.
- Teen Vogue
Zayn Malik Potentially Revealed the Truth About a Famous Taylor Swift Conspiracy Theory
The Suitcase of the Traveling Taylor, a memoir.
- Rolling Stone
Chris Stapleton, Maren Morris, Mavis Staples Sing ‘I’ll Take You There’ at CMA Awards
Marty Stuart also joins performers for soulful rendition of "Friendship"
- People
Keith Urban Tearfully Accepts CMA Entertainer of the Year: 'I Wish My Dad Was Alive to See This'
CMA Awards 2018: Keith Urban Wins Entertainer of Year
- Lyndsey Parker
Pregnant Carrie Underwood reveals baby gender during hilarious CMA Awards monologue
"Give me a little baby hint," Underwood's co-host Brad Paisley pestered. "Johnny or June? Keith or Nicole? Garth or Trisha? George or Tammy? Tim or Faith? Waylon or Willie?"
- The Wrap
CMA Awards 2018: The Complete Winners List
Country music royalty gathered in Nashville, Tennessee on Wednesday night for the 52nd annual CMA Awards.
- Lyndsey Parker
Garth Brooks opens CMA awards with moment of silence for Thousand Oaks shooting victims
"Tonight, let's celebrate their lives, let the music unite us with love and their enduring memory," Brooks announced at the start of the ceremony.
- People
Kacey Musgraves Becomes First Woman in 4 Years to Win CMA Awards Album of the Year
CMA Awards 2018: Kacey Musgraves Wins Album of the Year
- People
Justin Bieber Won't Return to Music Anytime Soon, He's in a 'Season of Self-Discovery': Source
Justin Bieber Won't Return to Music Anytime Soon: Source
- People
Kenny Chesney Cancels CMA Appearance Due to a Death in the Family
CMA Awards 2018: Kenny Chesney Misses Show For Family Death
- Gibson Johns
CMAs 2018: Gretchen Wilson hits first red carpet since airplane arrest
Stepping back into the spotlight.
- Raechal Leone Shewfelt
Miranda Lambert says she 'had to sing with someone with a ρenis' to top the radio charts
There was one particular reason for the success of "Drowns the Whiskey" on country music radio, as far as Lambert was concerned.
- Kylie Mar
Zoë Kravitz says she was once 'attacked' by singer Lily Allen
We're totally here for Zoë Kravitz throwing major shade at Lily Allen, who claimed in her memoir that their kiss was consensual.
- Lyndsey Parker
'The Voice' pays touching tribute to late Season 1 contestant Beverly McClellan
“We want to take a second to remember her infectious spirit and her undeniable talent. Beverly, we love you so much," Carson Daly announced on the first live results show of Season 15.
- People
Christina Aguilera Tried to Sing with a Band at a New Orleans Bar and Was Hilariously Denied
New Orleans bandleader Claude Bryant will certainly think twice the next time someone asks to take the mic during one of his sets. Bryant and his band, Claude Bryant and the All Stars, were playing their regular Thursday night gig on Nov. 8 at Cafe Negril, a popular Frenchmen Street bar were Aguilera and her crew were enjoying a night off of their Liberation Tour. Inspired by the music, Aguilera, 37, decided to approach Bryant to sing a tune. “I was just like, ‘Let me just get up on stage and jam with this guy, maybe I’ll sing a song,’ ” Aguilera recalled to a sold-out crowd the next night during her concert at the Saenger Performing Arts Center, according to video captured by The Advocate‘s Marchaund Jones.
- Complex
Cardi B, T.I., and Chance the Rapper to Judge Netflix's First Music Competition Series
Netflix is entering the singing competition business.
- People
Joe Perry Says He's 'Doing Well' After Collapsing at Billy Joel Concert: 'Thanks for All the Love'
Joe Perry Says He's 'Doing Well' After Collapsing at Billy Joel Concert
- Rolling Stone
Lorde Accuses Kanye West & Kid Cudi of Stealing Glass Box Stage Design
Singer claims Kids See Ghost duo took the idea from her, but glass boxes at concerts are having a bit of a moment
- Lyndsey Parker
Jennifer Hudson-dominated top 24 Live Playoffs prove 'The Voice' rules are unfair
If this week’s results were based on talent alone, Team J.Hud would dominate the top 13. Adam Levine’s team would possibly not even be represented at all.
- Consequence of Sound
Kanye delays release of Yandhi again
It's the second time Kanye has pushed back the release of his ninth album.
- Complex
Ariana Grande Scores First No. 1 Song and Breaks More Records With "Thank U, Next"
Grande's breakup bop is making history.
- Complex
John Mayer Says the Last Time He Drank Was at Drake's 30th Birthday Party
John Mayer shares the story of the last time he drank—which happened to be at Drake's 30th birthday party.
- Mashable
Mark Hamill and Ariana Grande share a glorious Twitter exchange over 'Thank u, next'
You'd think Mark Hamill was living in a galaxy far, far away. Or that he stopped following the music scene a long time ago. The Star Wars actor just had a hilarious Twitter moment where he was blissfully unaware that he was quoting one of the most talked-about songs of the moment. SEE ALSO: The never-announced Boba Fett spin-off movie isn't happening, it seems "Thank you, next," Hamill wrote, which incidentally is both the title and the chorus of the latest song by Ariana Grande. "Thank you, next"#TwitterTest4Twits — Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself) November 10, 2018 Although Hamill wrote "you" and not "u", like the lyric is technically spelled, Grande was quick to pick up on what she thought was a salute to her song from Luke Skywalker himself. i can’t breathe https://t.co/4prdOCR1Qi — Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) November 11, 2018 But Hamill then admitted that he was, in fact, not aware that he was quoting a hit song. "You know you're out of it when someone suggests you tweet what you think is just a random phrase that turns out to be the title of the new album by Ariana Grande, one of the most popular artists in the history of showbiz," Hamill wrote. You know you're out of it when someone suggests you tweet what you think is just a random phrase that turns out to be the title of the new album by @ArianaGrande, one of the most popular artists in the history of showbiz. #ImSorryAri #ItsUnotYou https://t.co/0VztULKx3D — Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself) November 11, 2018 Grande was not in the least offended by that, though. In fact she seemed pretty entertained by the whole misunderstanding. i’m gonna tattoo this to my forehead https://t.co/5JSOXVVfjI — Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) November 11, 2018 WATCH: This Instagrammer's artistic portraits are hilariously "accurate"
