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Singer Mina Lioness says she was the person who came up with one of Lizzo’s most famous lyrics.
"Please don’t make my daughter’s inevitably-awful favourite crunk-metal opus come up on my iPhone20."
The Rocket Man singer won an Oscar for Can You Feel The Love Tonight, which featured in the 1994 original.
Aaron has denied his brother's allegations of threatening behaviour.
We’re not talking Hush Little Baby or Twinkle Twinkle Little Star here 🌙
Tom Morello, Speedy Ortiz and Amanda Palmer have joined a list of major artists who want to ban facial recognition at concerts. The campaign, launched by digital-rights group Fight For The Future, says such technology will put “undocumented fans, fans of color, trans fans, and fans with criminal records at risk of being unjustly detained, harassed, or judged.”
Normani's Incredible Motivation Music Video Is Packed With 2000s References – Did You Spot Them All?
The former Fifth Harmony singer pays homage to Beyoncé and Britney Spears, among plenty of others, in her stunning new clip.
Model Josh Kloss has claimed the singer exposed his genitals at a party in 2012.
The singer and her team did the only thing possible when they boarded the Northbay Railway.
In fact, Scooter was full of praise for the You Need To Calm Down singer.
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