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their dad Billy Ray Cyrus’ health. Trace, 35, weighed in on Friday after Braison shared an Instagram story announcing that he and his father, 63, have collaborated on a new album while adding he’s “grateful” Billy Ray is “happy” and “healthy.”Braison’s remarks come on the heels of the “Achy Breaky Heart” singer’s meltdown over technical difficulties while performing at one of Donald Trump’s inaugural balls on Monday and a subsequent statement from Trace shared Thursday, in which he expressed his and other family members’ concern for Billy Ray’s wellbeing.After posting “ask me a question” on his own Instagram story Friday, one fan queried, “Braison is posting your dad is happy and healthy.

“America the Beautiful” a cappella due to a technical difficulty,the current showrunner for the competition series is coming to Underwood’s defense. The country superstar, 41, recently replaced Katy Perry as a judge on “American Idol,” stepping into the “Firework” singer’s role for Season 23.“That was her decision,” Wolflick told The Wrap in an interview published Sunday, March 9.

67th annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles.At an afterparty following music’s biggest night, Monáe unloaded on Nelly over his decision to perform for President Donald Trump during one of his Inauguration events last month.Monáe hit the stage with Anderson .Paak at Andy’s in West Hollywood for an impromptu rap session, in which the band played a version of Nelly’s “Hot In Herre.”In the video obtained by TMZ, Monáe is heard spitting a few bars of the Grammy-winning song with Anderson .Paak before going off on the superstar.“I used to like Nelly … but then he performed for Donald Trump. “F–k that n—–. I don’t give a f–k,” she said into the microphone, making it clear that she was amongst friends and family.“You sold out.

performing during Donald Trump’s inauguration celebrations. In an Instagram live broadcast on Sunday, which he later posted to the main page of his account, the rapper and former Trump critic, 53, spoke about “all the hate” he’s been receiving lately. Though he didn’t mention the president by name, Snoop’s comments came a little over a week after performing in Washington, DC, on Jan.

Brittany Aldean is back home in Florida and taking some time to share her experience attending President Donald Trump’s Inauguration Day earlier this week.Brittany, who was at the historic event with her country star husband, Jason Aldean, uploaded a video on her Instagram story on Jan. 22, with the title, “My take on the inauguration experience.”“Back in Florida after a very long week in Mexico and then D.C.

his panned performance at one of Donald Trump’s inaugural balls on Monday, saying his equipment went “to hell.”The “I’m So Miserable” singer, 63, had an onstage debacle after suffering several technical issues during his set at Trump’s Liberty Inaugural Ball in Washington, DC. The plagued performance was pilloried on social media and dubbed an “epic disaster.” Despite the criticism and the technical difficulties, Cyrus struck an upbeat tone on Tuesday, saying he “had a ball.”“I wouldn’t have missed the honor of playing this event whether my microphone, guitar and monitors worked or not.

Carrie Underwood’s a capella performance of “America the Beautiful” during Donald Trump’s inauguration Monday.“First of all, it’s a hard song to do anyway, and when you’re supposed to be singing to a track and that’s what gives you pitch reference for the song,” Aldean, 47, shared on Tuesday’s “Fox & Friends.”“To not have that, for her to just kinda say, ‘All right, listen, we’ll go.’ That’s a big move and that’s a pro move on her part, so I thought it was great.”During the ceremony, Underwood, 41, sang the patriotic anthem but experienced technical difficulties and was told to perform without music.The “American Idol” alum stood there ready to go with a microphone in hand when she was abruptly informed of technical issues by a man wearing a headset. “Just sing?” she asked him.

Mandy Moore double tapped on an Instagram post that made fun of Carrie Underwood for her performance at Donald Trump’s inauguration Monday.Eagle-eyed fans noticed the “This Is Us” actress, 40, liked a picture posted by Evan Ross Katz that showed Underwood, 41, singing “America the Beautiful” a cappella.The country star had to belt out the patriotic tune sans music due to technical difficulties inside the US Capitol in Washington, DC.The photo featured Kamala Harris standing behind Underwood looking unimpressed as she performed.“Kamala Harris evoking Coco Montrese (‘Girl, find the note’) watching Carrie Underwood at today’s chilling Inauguration,” Katz wrote in his caption, referencing “RuPaul’s Drag Race.”The Post has reached out to Moore and Underwood’s reps for comment.Internet sleuths also noticed that Ariana Grande liked the shady pic.Followers immediately flocked to the comments section to poke fun at Underwood’s mishap. ” ‘Chilling’ is a good word,” one user said, while another person chimed in: ” ‘Kamala: oh, that note was a little under.’ “But many were quick to defend Underwood.

Donald Trump’s Liberty Inaugural Ball.The singer, 63, took the stage in Washington, DC, on Monday hours after Trump, 78, was sworn in as the 47th president.But Cyrus’ performance was deemed an “epic disaster” by fans after he had a huge meltdown over alleged technical difficulties.The chaos began when Cyrus complained that his guitar wasn’t working while he performed his and Lil Nas X’s hit “Old Town Road.”“Is my guitar still on? I think they cut me off. I don’t hear my guitar anymore,” Cyrus said to the stage crew.“Check.

shared on X, which he caption, “MAKE CHAIRS GREAT AGAIN.”People quickly turned their heads in shock and concern to see Von sitting on the ground atop the flattened-out chair with his back in Paul’s lap.“I said it would,” Paul said as someone off-camera shushed the group, and Von was being helped up from the floor.Von, who also hosts the popular podcast “This Past Weekend,” didn’t appear hurt during the accident and quickly made a joke to ease the awkward situation.“Kamala’s chairs,” he quipped, a crack at former Vice President Kamala Harris, as he sat down in a different chair between the Paul brothers.Paul then tells the comedian he got the mishap on video.“Did you really? Let me see it,” Von gleefully said before the clip ends.Von later addressed the incident on his X account, reposting the video and writing, “Thought we were past the pranks, boys.”The podcaster, who interviewed Trump at his Bedminster, NJ, country club in August while he was running for reelection, posted on X before the ceremony that he “felt really lucky” for the opportunity to be at the inauguration.“Got a chance to go to the presidential inauguration today and i just cant believe i got to be at that,” he wrote.“Some countries dont even let you vote.

CBS Mornings.”Aldean noted that he does “worry” about the state of the country right now, especially as a parent. However, the musician believes that Donald Trump wants to do “great things” in this new era.“I think the thing with President Trump is, I think he wants to do great things for the American people and the country,” Aldean said.

her performance at Donald Trump’s inauguration on Monday.The “American Idol” winner, 41, was slated to sing “America the Beautiful” at the ceremony inside the US Capitol with the accompaniment of the Armed Forces Chorus and the United States Naval Academy Glee Club. However, she was ultimately left without a band or an instrumental track.The moment Underwood learned the bad news was caught on camera.

presidential inauguration on Jan. 20.Before he went up to the podium to take the oath of office inside the US Capitol, the 47th president leaned towards his wife and tried to kiss her cheek.But Trump, 78, couldn’t reach Melania due to her navy wide-brimmed hat that was designed by Eric Javits.The top of Melania’s hat hit Trump’s forehead, as the couple settled for an air-kiss before Trump sat down next to Vice President JD Vance.Melania, 54, sat next to her son, Barron Trump, as her husband was officially sworn in as president.Trump kissed Melania on the cheek — and this time he didn’t miss — after he was sworn in as all five of his children embraced him.The first lady attended the inauguration in a navy Adam Lippes tailored navy silk wool coat, a navy silk wool pencil skirt and an ivory silk crepe blouse, all designed by Lippes and handsewn in New York City.She paired the ensemble with her big hat and black leather gloves.“The tradition of the presidential inauguration embodies the beauty of American democracy and today we had the honor to dress our first lady, Mrs.

Donald Trump’s second presidential inauguration on Monday.The 18-year-old was in the Rotunda at the US Capitol in Washington, DC, to witness his father, 78, be sworn in as the 47th president.Eight years ago, Barron was 10 years old at Trump’s first presidential inauguration, which was held outside the US Capitol. He similarly wore a black suit with a blue tie at the 2017 inauguration.Barron wore a black suit with a blue tie. He entered the room with his siblings Donald Jr., 47, Ivanka, 43, Eric, 41, and Tiffany, 31.He stood between his grandfather, Viktor Knavs, and his mother, Melanie Trump, for the ceremony.All of Trump’s kids were at the inauguration, as were Ivanka’s husband Jared Kushner and their kids Arabella, 13, Joseph, 11, and Theodore, 8.

Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration on Monday.The “American Idol” winner, 41, sang “America the Beautiful” at the US Capitol in Washington D.C., after Trump, 78, was sworn in as the 47th president.But she had to perform a cappella because of a technical difficulty with the music.“You know the words — help me out here,” Underwood said before she sang only a few verses of the patriotic song.Underwood was joined by the Armed Forces Chorus and the United States Naval Academy Glee Club for her performance. Everyone in the audience sang along.The “Before He Cheats” singer wore a sleeveless white draped dress and diamond earrings for the ceremony.

patriotic anthem “God Bless the U.S.A.” at Trump’s inauguration in the Rotunda of the US Capitol on Monday.Greenwood wore a navy blue suit with a blue tie for his performance. He also wore a USA flag pin on his suit.He sang his iconic song before Trump, 78, was sworn in as the 47th president.Greenwood was pictured greeting Sen.

his website as “America’s tenor,” Macchio, 46, has a long history as a concert singer and almost as long of a history of supporting Trump.The Long Island native didn’t consider a career as a singer until a teacher helped him realize how powerful his voice was, as he told CBS Sunday Mornings.Instilled with a new-found confidence, he went on to study classical voice at Manhattan School of Music before making his professional debut in a PBS concert special. He soon performed on programs for Fox, NBC, ABC, and RAI International.To date, he has also appeared as a guest singer in concerts with David Foster, appeared in two films (the mafia comedy “Don Q” and the faith-based biopic “Cabrini”) and released two albums — “Dolci Momenti (Sweet Moments)” and a Christmas LP, “O Holy Night.”Macchio even performs semi-regularly at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center with Andy Cooney and Daniel Rodriguez as the New York Tenors.His introduction to Trump occurred about a decade ago when another singer slated to perform at the former “Apprentice” host’s Mar-a-Lago New Year’s Eve party backed out at the last-minute, leading a member of the Florida club to suggest Macchio step in as a replacement.

Associated Press in 2012. “I just really try hard to do what I do and try to be nice to people and make great music, and if people think they can look up to that, that’s wonderful. If not, that’s OK, too.”With a widespread fan base ranging from evangelical Christians to the LGBTQ+ community, Underwood’s political stance has often been at the center of debate.

“Macho Man” song was played at a Mar-a-Lago event and backing Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 election, they are reporting for duty — and here’s why.The disco group addressed the backlash on social media this week after it was revealed they will be one of the several performers at Trump’s “MAGA Victory” rally at Capital One Arena in downtown Washington on Sunday.“We know this wont (sic) make some of you happy to hear however we believe that music is to be performed without regard to politics,” Willis wrote in a Facebook post on Feb. 13.“Our song Y.M.C.A.

at Donald Trump’s Make America Great Again Rally in Washington, DC, he’ll also mark nearly a decade of friendship with the president-elect. The news that Rock — born Robert James Ritchie — would be performing at the concert on the eve of Trump’s inauguration was not surprising. The “Cowboy” musician, 54, has been one of Trump’s most effusive and at times rabid supporters since the reality TV star-turned-politician won the presidential election in 2016.Before the Republican primaries had even kicked off that year, Rock voiced his support for the former “Apprentice” host, 78.