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U. S. shows will be announced at a later date, with additional UK and European dates on the way.

Canadian singer Nicolina Bozzo was joined by Sara Bareilles to perform a stunning duet during Sunday’s “American Idol” finale.

This is the moment a handful of jubilant Rangers supporters had a rooftop sing-off with Eintracht Frankfurt fans in Seville last night.

The brand new trailer for Where the Crawdads Sing, starring Daisy Edgar Jones, just debuted online (and it features some new Taylor Swift music, too!)

Eurovision entry Konstrakta left fans completely baffled when they sung all about Meghan Markle's "healthy hair" during their performance.During the 66th Eurovision Song Contest final on Saturday night (May 14), Serbia's entry began with the lines: "What could be the secret of Meghan Markle's healthy hair?"Ana Đurić known professionally as Konstrakta performed the catchy track, where another line could be heard: "What could it be? I think it's all about deep hydration."Baffled fans were taken aback while tuning in from the comfort of their own homes, with many taking to Twitter to note what they had just heard.Not sure what they were hearing, one keen Eurovision viewer penned: "Is nobody going to mention Serbia's song about Meghan Markle's hair? I mean, WTF?" Another said: "Serbia get out, singing about Meghan Markle’s hair, that’s maddddd." "So random that Serbia's song was about Meghan Markle," echoed a third.While a fourth added: "The best part about Serbia’s song was name dropping Meghan Markle."Speaking about the track, popstar Ana Đurić said that the Duchess "isn't that important" in Serbia, adding: "but she’s representative of all those people in the media that we’re focused on."She hasn’t contacted me yet, but I’d like for her to hear it!"This is a song about the atmosphere in which we’re living, which has put health as the highest value."This comes after winners of the contest Kalush Ochestra, Ukraine's entry, stole the hearts of Europe Saturday night (May 14).Winning a whopping 631 points – of jury and viewer votes combined, fans of the show were overjoyed when Ukraine took home the gong.In a rare turn of events the United Kingdom's entry Sam Ryder came in second place with 466 points – marking a huge shift in

Perrie Edwards cried at one of Little Mix' s final performances, and admitted she had been warned not to sing by doctors.

Eurovision Song Contest final has been revealed, with British entry Sam Ryder hopeful of a strong finish.Sam will be performing the song Space Man to a live audience of millions across the world as he bids to bring home the Eurovision crown for the first time since Katrina and the Waves saw success in 1997.Despite some branding the show a fix, the hot favourites are Ukrainian rap group Kalush Orchestra, which is no surprise as the war in their home country dominates the headlines around the world.The singing celebration of different cultures will take on a heightened meaning this year, as Vladimir Putin's forces do their best to destroy Ukrainian independence and way of life.Eurovision enthusiasts are in for a long night full of celebrations and the hopeful tunes of Europe's singing sensations, though won't be joined by Ireland's Brooke Scullion after she failed to qualify for the final.Sam Ryder will be on towards the end of the show, performing as act number 22 out of 25, rounding off an impressive evening of entertainment.Songs have a maximum of three minutes according to the Eurovision rules, but there will be plenty of videos in place for each act as the stages are prepared, as well as the usual banter between the hosts.Coverage can be seen and heard on BBC One, BBC iPlayer and on BBC Radio 2 and BBC Sounds.READ MORE: When is Eurovision? Date of final, who is hosting and who is UK entry?Of the contest, Sam said: "There is a shift in attitude towards Eurovision happening in the UK hopefully. People are getting positive, people are getting behind it, people are getting excited."If I have any hope in anything, I think it doesn’t involve any position on a scoreboard.

Perrie Edwards revealed to Little Mix fans attending their show at London's O2 arena that she had been told not to perform by medics.But the singer still took to the stage with bandmates Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jade Thirlwall, despite suffering from a throat infection.The X-Factor girl band are due to give their final performance at the O2 tonight (May 14) before they take an indefinite break. During the last show, Perrie addressed the packed crowd, saying: "I have a bit of a throat infection, and my doctor was like, 'You shouldn't be singing, you shouldn't perform.'"I said: 'Tough!' I said there is no way I am missing out on London's O2.

Perrie Edwards refused to let a throat infection stop her from performing for Little Mix fans, and went on to break down in tears while thanking concert-goers for their support. Little Mix are currently on their Confetti Tour ahead of the remaining group members, Perrie, 28, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, 30, and Jade Thirlwall, 29, taking a hiatus from the band to pursue their own projects.Tonight, Friday 13 May, will be their final performance. With this in mind, mum-of-one Perrie, whose young son has been supporting the band on their tour, went on to perform at London’s O2 Arena, despite feeling under the weather.

Thania Garcia Florence Welch and the Machine appeared on “The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon” on Wednesday night to promote the band’s new album “Dance Fever.”But before the singer performed her danceable new single “My Love, Welch joined Jimmy Buffet for a surprise duet of his 1977 classic, “Margaritaville.” Fallon, of course, couldn’t help but jump in.Audience Suggestion Box: @jimmybuffett and @florencemachine sing “Margaritaville”. #FallonTonight pic.twitter.com/cL89tmHzqJ— The Tonight Show (@FallonTonight) May 12, 2022Clearly enjoying the made-for-TV moment, the unlikely trio smiled throughout the performing, trailing off towards the end of cocktail anthem.Welch then sat down for a conversation with Fallon about her new music.

No longer babies! Nearly 11 years after pint-sized singing sensations Sophia Grace Brownlee and Rosie McClelland first appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, they reunited with the daytime host ahead of her series finale.

Wheein recently took part in ELLE’s popular ‘Song Association’ series, where she sang hit songs from Big Bang, SEVENTEEN and WINNER, among others.During the segment, the MAMAMOO singer performed a number of tracks off her most-recent mini-album ‘WHEE’, including ‘Make Me Happy’ and ‘Pink Cloud’, along with a number of other songs from her own discography as a soloist and a member of MAMAMOO.Wheein also covered a handful of hits from Big Bang’s Taeyang and G-Dragon (‘I Need A Girl’), WINNER (‘Really Really’), Sik-K (‘Water’, featuring Jay Park, Woodie Gochild, pH-1 and Haon), SEVENTEEN (‘Very Nice’) and more.Sandwiched between the rounds of ‘Song Association’, Wheein shared that her 2017 collaboration with South Korean vocalist Jung Key had been the “most complex song [I had to sing] in my life”.“Jung Key wrote the song, and I was featured as a guest vocalist,” the MAMAMOO singer recalled, before going on to perform a snippet of the song’s chorus. “‘Anymore’ is a song with a very high pitch and requires advanced skills, [so] it was a bit challenging to record.”Speaking on ‘WHEE’ after it dropped in January this year, Wheein revealed that the mini-album drew inspiration from parts of her lifestyle and personality.

Her biggest fan — most of the time. Lea Michele revealed that her 20-month-old son, Ever, has already expressed his musical preferences to her during bedtime.

Luis Miguel: The Series star Diego Boneta traveled to Las Vegas over to weekend with his girlfriend, Renata Notni. The pair made their way to Sin City to support boxer Canelo Álvarez after his match against Dmitry Bivol on Saturday, and regardless of the fighter’s loss that evening, the stars still followed it up with an unforgettable celebration.Álvarez isn’t used to losing, having won 57 of 61 fights throughout his career.

LE SSERAFIM member Sakura has spoken up about her support for the LGBTQ community and why she does it.During a recent interview with Weverse Magazine, the Japanese K-pop idol discussed a column she had previously written in 2017 about the Japanese drama film Close-knit, in which she had voiced her support for the LGBTQ community.The 2017 movie follows a young girl who is taken in by her uncle and his transgender girlfriend after her mother abandons her. In her review of the film, Sakura had advocated for developing a “better understanding of the LGBTQ community”.In the interview, Sakura spoke about how “there was actually an atmosphere of caution around idols speaking their minds around that time”, yet she though that she “could say that anyway”.She went on to explain that she wanted to use her platform as a celebrity to influence others.

Perrie Edwards, 28, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, 30 and Jade Thirlwall, 29, are currently on the road with their sold-out Confetti tour.And in an exclusive interview with Metro.co.uk, Britain’s most successful girl band said the high emotion as they prepare to bring the curtain down on a record-breaking career is often too much to bear.Perrie said: ‘It feels bittersweet. We’re excited for the future, but we just can’t stop crying! To think we’re not going to be with each other 24/7 anymore is quite scary.‘It doesn’t help that everyone in the audience is in floods of tears as well.

Dolly Parton has finally accepted her induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

Thania Garcia Sony Music Entertainment is officially in production for a Cyndi Lauper documentary titled “Let The Canary Sing,” a feature-length film that promises to explore the singer’s 30-plus year career.The film, which is being made in partnership with Lauper herself, will be directed by award-winning documentarian Alison Ellwood, who most recently directed the Emmy-nominated two-part documentary, “Laurel Canyon.” Ellwood has also previously collaborated with Fine Point Films on “The Go-Go’s,” which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and went on to win Best Music Film at the Critics’ Choice Awards.“Like many people, I assumed when Cyndi Lauper burst onto the music scene in the early ’80s, that she was another young star experiencing a meteoric rise to fame and success thanks to MTV,” said Ellwood. “Her music videos were wild and colorful, her songs like ‘Girls Just Want to Have Fun’ were infectious.

ENHYPEN recently returned to ELLE’s popular ‘Song Associaton’ series, where they sang hit tracks from Harry Styles, Justin Bieber, SEVENTEEN and more.The K-pop boyband returned to the segment nearly a year since their first appearance, this time performing songs from their studio album ‘Dimension : Dilemma’, as well as its repackaged version ‘Dimension : Answer’. Some songs they performed included recent title tracks ‘Tamed–Dashed’ and ‘Blessed–Cursed’, as well as viral hit ‘Polaroid Love’, among others from their own discography.ENHYPEN also covered several hits from Harry Styles (‘Watermelon Sugar’), SEVENTEEN (‘Ready To Love’), Justin Bieber (‘Hold On’), BTS (‘Butter’), TWICE (‘Signal’), SHINee (‘Dream Girl’), Crayon Pop (‘Bar Bar Bar’) and more.In between the rounds of ‘Song Association’, ENHYPEN were asked to share which artists inspired them.

Sing 2 belts its way up to Number 1 on the Official Film Chart, ending Spider-Man: No Way Home’s (2) five-week reign at the top.

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. If you haven’t been able to get the tunes of “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” or “Dos Oruguitas” out of your head since “Encanto” came out last November, you aren’t alone. Lin-Manuel Miranda packed ear worm after ear worm in the Academy Award-winning film, which received a nod for best original score at the 2022 Oscars.