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According to recent reports, the “Neon” crooner is very close to inking a deal with Paramount Plus to headline his own talk and performance series, which will loosely follow the format of the U.K.’s Later with Jools Holland. As per Variety's April 28 report, “ Later With John Mayer has been pitched to prospective broadcast partners as a series featuring performance segments as well as interviews with musicians, artists and other cultural figures in a setting designed to look like an after-hours club for musicians.” Evidently, this potential deal has been more than a decade in the...

See All the 2021 GRAMMYs Performances: Taylor Swift, Bad Bunny, Bruno Mars and More ETOnline 15/03/2021 © Francis Specker/CBS via Getty Images The 2021 GRAMMY Awards were filled with star-studded performances by music's biggest names! Hosted by Trevor Noah in Los Angeles on Sunday, the annual awards ceremony featured live performances both inside the L.A. Convention Center and in outdoor open-air tents in the L.A. Live plaza. As the artists celebrated the best in music, accepted their GRAMMY Awards and gave heartfelt and inspiring speeches, a number of musicians took the stage to perform...

Image via Getty John Mayer took his digital footprint to the next level Monday, when he launched his first TikTok account. But the response may not have been what the 43-year-old singer-songwriter had anticipated.  The Internet-savvy host of the Instagram talkshow  Current Mood noticed early on that reactions to his app exploration weren’t entirely positive. Under his first clip, which was of him jokingly trying to figure out how the app works, Mayer’s comment section was filled with jabs from upset fans – many seemingly Taylor Swift fans.  Some wrote comments like “we will nev...

What happens when a $60M fashion company appears to use your design?

4 items in this article The author takes a video call in her office, painted with Clare Paint’s deep-green Current Mood. Photo: Courtesy Ariel Kanter Perhaps the worst part of starting a Zoom meeting is the awkward pleasantries before it begins. How’s everyone feeling this Monday?, Happy hump day, and TGIF! ring hollow enough when written in an email but are somehow even more cringey when spoken by a screen in front of you. Far more pleasurable is beginning a call with compliments: I love that! It’s so pretty! Where did you get it? Which is more or ...