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The Video Games singer had previously hit back at "bulls**t" accusations of racism over the post.
Tate Hegstrom and 3-year-old Kovu have garnered a global audience with their impressive versions of Bill Withers and Jason Mraz hits.
Rallying the queer community, this weekly Zoom gathering helps alleviate the coronavirus stress, say partygoers and performers.
In a new self-care series for coping with life amid the coronavirus pandemic, Daniel Welsh writes about tuning into #EurovisionAgain every Saturday became the highlight of his week.
The Simon & Garfunkel cover was recorded by NHS workers in Wales, and has received the seal of approval from the man himself.
The singer-songwriter said Beckett Cypher had struggled to overcome his opioid addiction.
The singer also took the opportunity to thank essential workers for "keeping us safe" during the coronavirus pandemic.
There's no denying that RiRi is the true queen of the Met Ball red carpet.
In our self-care series for coping with life during the coronavirus pandemic, Nancy Groves shares why she's back to making mixtapes.
Forbes magazine have provided a glimpse into the star's personal finances.
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