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Olivia Rodrigo's "Drivers License" is the first single to debut at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 in 2021. The singer quoted Billboard's announcement and tweeted, "Number one on the billboard charts. truly cannot believe this is real life. thank ...
Reggae artist Sean Paul has confirmed longtime rumors that Jay-Z didn't want him getting too close to Beyonce -- and that is why she has only performed the song with him once. During an interview with DanceHallMag.com, he said in patois, "Yuh si weh you seh? You neva feel comfortable. Me neva feel comfortable needa, but mi jus use my diplomacy all di while an guh roun any likkle obstacle weh me have inna life." When asked if the rumors were true, Sean Paul said, "Yes, to me that was something that was apparent at the time." He added, "Wi know that artistry is arti...
Miley Cyrus revealed to the Call Her Daddy podcast that she finds women more attractive than men. The "Prisoner" singer said, "Girls are way hotter. We know this. Everyone, I think, can agree that from ancient times d*cks- makes wonderful sculptures. Other than that, I'm not as interested." She continued, "Everyone knows that t*ts are prettier than balls." Cyrus also shared that why she prefers same sex relationships saying, "The role that I was in made more sense because there's not going to be this weird thing that I pay for everything and whateve...
Ron McGovney, Metallica's first bassist, took to Twitter to post the band's original business card. He captioned the photo, "Original Metallica business card. The phone number was the one I had in my bedroom in 1979. I moved to our rental house two doors down in 1981 and took the number with me. That house was where Metallica started. I lived in a condo 1983-1987 and had that same number." McGovney was only a member of Metallica during the year of 1982.
PRPhotos.com Camila Cabello is teaming with Movement Voter Fund to launch the Healing Justice Project, which will focus on giving frontline activists access to mental health support. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the singer donated the seed money for the project and has matched all the funds raised for it to date. The initial ten organizations will receive grants to cover six months' worth of mental healthcare for their activist workers. Cabello wrote on Instagram, "Over the past couple of months, Ana Perez & Jerry Tello from the @la.cultura.cura have been guiding me on this journe...