Will I (I): Last News

Kelly Clarkson took fans back to the early days of Whitney Houston with her Kellyoke cover of "How Will I Know" on Wednesday (July 8).Accompanied by her socially-distanced house band -- including one very '80s keytar -- the talk show host's vocals nearly measured up to Houston's on the original recording of the pioneering dance-pop track."How will I know if he really loves me?/ I say a prayer with every heart beat/ I fall in love whenever we meet/ This love is strong, why do I feel weak?/ If he loves me, if he loves me not/ Oh, how will I know?" Clarkson belted on the chorus of the classic 1985 hit, which she revealed in the video description to actually be her first-ever audition song.Clarkson's sparkling Kellyoke cover arrives just two

Ben Platt has dropped his new song “So Will I,” which was produced by fellow Grammy winner Finneas.

Jimmy Fallon is barely hanging on.

Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson has opened up on the sacrifices he made as a youngster to be able to make it as a professional footballer.

Blake Shelton had a difficult decision as the Knockouts kicked off Monday night on NBC's The Voice.Team Blake’s Levi Watkins and Joei Fulco were the first to strut their stuff. And they certainly impressed, with Watkins opening with a cover of Waylon Jennings' "I Ain't Living Long Like This.”“I like Levi,” John Legend told Blake at the end of the performance.He also liked Joei Fulco, who hit an impressive country-rock rendition of Linda Ronstadt's "When Will I Be Loved."“You both just gave perfect performance,” Legend said afterwards.

The Knockout round kicked off Monday night on NBC's The Voice, with James Taylor joining as celebrity mentor. Coaches Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, John Legend and Nick Jonas each get one steal for this round.

Survival. We are all consumed by it right now. Will I survive? Will my partner or spouse? Family and friends? The worry extends further out to the economy, our own businesses, our jobs. Will any of what we have known survive?

Tom Watkins, the music manager behind Pet Shop Boys and East 17, has died aged 70.

Tom Watkins, best known as the manager behind boy bands Bros, East 17 and the Pet Shop Boys. has died at the age of 70.

The question that had come so close to fading into irrelevance is back: Will I ever see a woman elected president?As became the fifth woman to exit the 2020 presidential race, on March 5 after failing to win a single one of the first primaries, women are coming to terms with the fact that, for the 244th year straight, the person America chooses to lead it in November will be a man.“I don't want to say I expected this, but I'm a black woman, so let's put it this way: I don't actually presume to be treated fairly,” says Leah Williams, a marketing director in Gulfport, Florida, and a volunteer on the Warren campaign.

chatting to TV Guide, James admitted that he was dying to return for the next season but as Steve had bit the bullet, no pun intended, he knew he would need to ‘grovel’ to return in some capacity.While he was thinking in terms of a flashback, creator Liz Feldman had other ideas.He shared: ‘She [Liz] called me back a couple of weeks later. She said, “I know you were kidding about all of that, but I have some ideas, and we’d love to have you back.

Thousands of pubs, cafés, restaurants and bars are preparing to reopen this weekend, as Boris Johnson eases lockdown to help rebuild the economy after more than three months of closures.