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Forever a kid at heart! JoJo Siwa responded after a social media troll criticized her for taking girlfriend Avery Cyrus to Chuck E. Cheese for date night — and she had no shame about her restaurant of choice.

The Tony-winning musical Jagged Little Pill is now playing in Los Angeles!

JoJo Siwa is falling head over feet for TikTok star Avery Cyrus. The rumored new couple stepped out for the Hollywood opening of Alanis Morissette's musical at the Pantages Theatre on Wednesday, with a source on the scene telling ET that they «were spotted holding hands.» «Both were dressed in sparkly attire,» the source notes. «In true JoJo fashion, she had glitter in her hair.»The source adds, «JoJo looked very happy.» Siwa and Cyrus even posed for photos together on the red carpet — with Siwa sporting a huge grin as she leans in towards Cyrus.

Billy Joel had a surprise for fans at his 82nd residency show at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night.

Billy Joel brought Olivia Rodrigo to the stage to perform one of their hits each together – Rodrigo’s ‘Deja Vu’, and Joel’s ‘Uptown Girl’.“I’m going to bring up another young musician. This is a very talented singer-songwriter,” Joel said, rattling off a list of Rodrigo’s accomplishments that included her three Grammy Award wins and Billboard Music Award.

EJ Panaligan editorBillie Eilish and her mother Maggie Baird will be honored at this year’s EMA Awards, the Environmental Media Association announced on Monday.The celebration honors globally recognized individuals for their work toward protecting the planet, and the ceremony will take place on Oct. 8 in Los Angeles.Eilish, an Academy Award and Grammy Award-winning artist, and Baird will be honored with the EMA Missions in Music Award.

Dave Grohl plays in Foo Fighters‘ ‘Monkey Wrench’ video is set to go up for auction next month.The white Gretsch White Falcon guitar is expected to fetch £30,000 when it goes under the hammer at Gardiner Houlgate, in Corsham, Wiltshire, on September 7.The guitar was originally owned by Grohl’s Foo Fighters and Nirvana bandmate Pat Smear, and was played on Foo Fighters’ breakthrough album, 1995’s ‘The Colour and the Shape’.Alongside the guitar in the listing is a polaroid photo taken by Smear of Drew Barrymore playing the guitar.Auctioneer Luke Hobbs said: “This a very exciting guitar as it’s one of the few owned by Foo Fighters, arguably the biggest current rock band on earth, ever to come to public auction.“‘Monkey Wrench’ was the band’s breakthrough single and also the first to feature drummer Taylor Hawkins, who died tragically this March.”He added: I’m expecting interest from around the world. The fact that it features so prominently in the band’s iconic Monkey Wrench video makes it all the more attractive to collectors and fans.”Next month, Foo Fighters are set to honour late drummer Taylor Hawkins at two special gigs in London and Los Angeles.

Olivia Rodrigo looked every bit the punk rock princess after catching a concert at The Bowery Ballroom in New York City on Friday night.The 19-year-old singer exited the venue in a black satin slip dress with a lace bust.She walked in big black loafers and a pair of white crew socks. Post-show: Olivia Rodrigo looked every bit the punk rock princess after catching a concert at The Bowery Ballroom in New York City on Friday nightThe California native carried a big leather bag slung over her right shoulder. Her lips were stained red, and she flashed a winning smile for fans.

Olivia Rodrigo heads out of the Bowery Ballroom following a performance in New York City on Friday (August 19).

at Manhattan’s 54 Below — after opening night on Thursday, she returns for two more shows on Sunday and Monday — she’s showing her love for her mother Diane Gibson, who passed away in January.“This was very much a homecoming — and very much a tribute to my mom,” Gibson, who now lives in Las Vegas, told The Post.  “Listen, I would never have had that moment without my mom — launching a record at 16, the two of us not knowing anything or anyone in the business, and actually seeing these songs to the top of the charts.”Indeed, 35 years after those “Out of the Blue” hits “Only in My Dreams,” “Shake Your Love,” “Foolish Beat” and the title track made Gibson a certified star when she was just 17, she is looking back on her mother as a “pioneer” who managed the most famous of her four daughters for 25 years.“You know, she was a music executive in a very male-dominated world,” said Gibson. “And to be the mother manager, there was such a stigma attached to that, and she knew that she had to know 10 times more than any of the men knew to be taken seriously.”In fact, it was Mama Gibson who fiercely insisted that her daughter could write and produce her No.

Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins in a concert at the city’s Wembley Stadium. The musician died in March at the age of 50 in his hotel room while touring with the band In Bogota, Colombia. Hawkins had been part of Foo Fighters, fronted by former Nirvana drummer-turned-lead singer Dave Grohl, for more than two decades.

Jane’s Addiction have appeared to announce the return of their original bassist Eric Avery in a new in-the-studio video – you can watch the clip below.Back in April, the band’s frontman Perry Farrell voiced his hope that Jane’s Addiction would record new music at some point in 2022.The band are yet to follow up their 2011 studio album ‘The Great Escape Artist’, although they have released a number of live records in recent years, as well as the standalone single ‘Another Soulmate’ in 2013.The Jane’s Addiction Twitter account shared a new 10-second video yesterday (August 17) which appeared to show Farrell and Avery working on music in the studio.While the clip doesn’t feature any audio other than guitar feedback, Avery can be seen playing bass while Farrell lays down some vocals – you can watch the video below.pic.twitter.com/MDWlMDO5nT— Jane's Addiction (@janesaddiction) August 17, 2022Avery, a founding member of the band, hasn’t been a part of Jane’s Addiction since 2010, having rejoined the band for their 2008 reunion.

Big names are lining up to pay tribute to the late, great Taylor Hawkins.

Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins, with livestream details also announced.Hawkins, the band’s drummer since 1997, died in Bogotá, Colombia on March 25. He was 50 years old.Last week, Foo Fighters announced that, together with the drummer’s family, the band will celebrate Hawkins’ memory and music at two special gigs in London and Los Angeles.

Olivia Rodrigo will induct Alanis Morissette into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame next month in Toronto.The Good 4 U hitmaker, 19, was announced as the one who will do the honors after Morissette, 48, was revealed as one of the 2022 inductees on Tuesday, via the organization's Instagram.'I remember hearing Alanis for the first time when I was about 13. I was in the car with my parents when Jagged Little Pill came on,' Rodrigo said in a statement to the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame.

Olivia Rodrigo is scheduled to introduce Alanis Morrissette at her induction into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame next month. The event will take place at Massey Hall in Toronto on September 24.

Olivia Rodrigo will induct Alanis Morissette into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame during a ceremony in Toronto next month.“I remember hearing Alanis for the first time when I was about 13,” Rodrigo – who performed Morissette’s 1995 hit ‘You Oughta Know’ alongside her during a show in Los Angeles earlier this year – said in a statement.“I was in the car with my parents when Jagged Little Pill came on. I heard’ Perfect,’ I was like, ‘Oh, my God… You can write songs like that?’ I just looked at music and songwriting in a completely different way.”Last year, Rodrigo and Morissette were paired for a Rolling Stone podcast feature, in which they interviewed one another about songwriting and their early careers.

It’s no secret that Olivia Rodrigo and Alanis Morissette are big fans of each other’s music, with Rodrigo having the chance to pay tribute to the “You Oughta Know” singer at the upcoming Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame (CSHF) Gala.

Alanis Morissette, Courtney Love were among the women to rock the ’90s.

Stranger Things featuring it on the show.Kate has had a huge influence on the music industry and released 36 singles with 25 making it into the top 40 charts.READ MORE: How many children does Arnold Schwarzenegger have and what are they known for?Other top artists such as Alanis Morissette, Ellie Goulding, Rosalía, Florence Welch, among many more have paid tribute to Kate and her work over the years with many citing her as an influence in their own work.Kate released her most recent and tenth studio album, 50 Words For Snow, in November 2011, but after her last and second ever tour in 2014 things have been pretty quiet for the star up until this year.Earlier this year, Kate hit headlines once more after her hit from 1985 soared to the top spot in the charts thanks to the Netflix series Stranger Things.Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God) was featured on the fourth series of the show which was from her album Hounds of Love.Back then, it entered the UK Singles Charts at number nine and peaked at number three.However, in the last week of May 2022, Kate flew all the way to number one on the iTunes chart.The catchy song was played a handful of times on the show and served as a key plot point in saving the life of series fave Max, who is played by actress Sadie Sink.Kate has always kept her personal life out of the spotlight as much as she could and is still happily married to her musician husband.The star tied the knot with her guitarist husband, Dan McIntosh, sometime in 1992.Six years later, in July 1998, the couple welcomed their first and only son together, Albert, known as Bertie.Radio 4 host Emma Barnett recently asked Kate what her son thinks of a new generation discovering her music.Kate said: "I think he thinks

TODAY Parents in an interview earlier this month. The Only Hope singer revealed she gave birth to her 17-month-old son, Gus, without pain relief and described the experience as 'awful. ''But I can do it one more time.