Anthem: Last News

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor Grammy, Oscar and Emmy winner H.E.R. will perform the U.S. national anthem at the Olympics closing ceremony in Paris on Sunday.

Mikel Arteta is being accused of losing the run of himself after shock details emerged over the Arsenal manager's latest bizarre stunt to educate his players.

A Bronski Beat classic is getting a 40th anniversary makeover!

Former Manchester United player Gary Neville swapped the pitch for the decks at the weekend as he performed a massive DJ set to more than 40,000 people.

Ice Spice has officially kicked off the North American leg of her Y2K! World Tour!

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South Sudan‘s Olympic debut in men’s basketball started badly, but ended with the nation’s first victory at the games, a 90-79 win over Puerto Rico on Sunday.

Like its predecessors, Deadpool & Wolverine recruited some heavy-hitting songs for its soundtrack, which is fitting for the reunion of Ryan Reynolds’ Wade Wilson and Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine, who was born James Howlett.

Gwen Stefani and Anderson .Paak have teamed up for a new song to celebrate the 2024 Paris Olympics!

Billy Joel at the beginning of “New York State of Mind,” his 1976 saloon song that would become a hometown anthem for the ages — and a local crowd favorite during his 10-year monthly residency at Madison Square Garden that ends on Thursday night.Unhappy with his contract with Family Productions — the label that released his 1971 debut album, “Cold Spring Harbor” — the Bronx-born, Long Island-bred crooner hopped a cross-country flight from New York to Los Angeles.And the big move paid off: After making his getaway in 1972, becoming a resident lounge lizard in La La Land, Joel recorded his second and third albums, 1973’s “Piano Man” and 1974’s “Streetlife Serenade” under a new deal with Columbia Records.But you can take the Piano Man out of New York, but you can’t take New York out of the Piano Man.With his fourth album, 1976’s “Turnstiles,” Joel said goodbye to Hollywood — in both song and geography. And his return east inspired his now-legendary love letter to his city.“‘New York State of Mind,’ I wrote actually while I was on a Greyhound bus on my way back from a gig somewhere,” Joel told SiriusXM in 2016.

Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman are taking on the spicy wings of death!

Thania Garcia It’s no secret that Perry’s comeback single — a seemingly female-forward anthem called “Woman’s World” — had a bumpy landing, between the involvement of Dr. Luke, the pop hitmaker who was accused of sexual misconduct by his former artist Kesha (the case was settled with no conviction or admission of guilt on Luke’s part), and its heavy-handed video, which was intended to be ironic but wasn’t perceived that way. In its first complete tracking week, “Woman’s World” debuted at No.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic Kamala Harris is feeling her “Freedom,” with an official nod from Beyoncé. The presumed Democratic candidate for the presidency entered her campaign headquarters Monday night to the tune of that rousing anthem from Beyoncé’s 2016 “Lemonade” album, and CNN later reported that Harris had gotten the superstar’s express permission to use the song on the campaign trail just hours earlier.

Jamie Lang LaLiga Studios, a partnership between Banijay Iberia and Spain’s top soccer division, has finalized a deal with Little Spain, the production company run by popular Spanish recording artist C Tangana, to develop a fiction series set inside the La Liga universe. It will be the first drama production developed with the La Liga IP and, according to the companies, the first with “the official seal of approval from a competition of its size and scope.” In a release, Little Spain offered a few early details about the project: “The objective is to create a story set in the context of Spanish professional football and from the idiosyncrasies of the La Liga teams, where football, culture and life converge.

Alice Chater is about to take over with her new song, “Don’t Let My Boyfriend Get In Your Way”!

Donald Glover is getting ready to say goodbye to Childish Gambino.

JoJo Siwa says she’s achieved such a high level of stardom that she’s been forced to hire a Kardashian staple: full-time security!

Ingrid Andress is going to rehab after her viral National Anthem performance at last night’s 2024 Home Run Derby.

's “Boys.”On Monday, July 15, the singer performed the National Anthem before the MLB Home Run Derby in Arlington, Texas, and it was obvious from the start that she wasn't doing well.Unlike, say, , which went viral after being intentionally/unintentionally different, Andress was pitchy, slurred her words, and appeared genuinely out of it. The crowd was not enthusiastic, and the video began to be joked about online.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.The next day, however, Andress took responsibility for her performance and announced that it was due to being inebriated, also announcing that she would go to rehab immediately.“I'll let y'all know how rehab is I hear it's super fun,” she wrote, finding a healthy way to have a sense of humor about the situation.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.On social media, most comments were supportive of her decision to seek treatment, though there were of course plenty of people still mad that she disrespected America (?) or claiming she was making excuses, which, no.If you're thinking about cutting back on drinking or cutting out alcohol, take a look at o.

Ingrid Andress has addressed her now-viral performance of the National Anthem at the Home Run Derby! And… it’s not great.

Country artist Ingrid Andress has apologized for her rocky performance of the National Anthem last night at MLB’s annual Home Run Derby, revealing she “was drunk” and is checking herself into rehab.