The Kid Laroi talks topping the charts, Drake, and his debut album

Russell Wilson's big question for Ciara turned into quite the touchdown TV moment. The football pro had viewers on the edge of their seats when he got down on one knee while appearing as a guest on  Friday as his famous other half guest-hosted the show. But what exactly did he propose? After all, they've already been married for five years.

KANYE West's romance with Kim Kardashian's lookalike Chaney Jones is "not real" and just another attempt by the rapper to make his ex-wife "jealous," The Sun can reveal.

A ‘world class’ £8.4m Youth Zone centre is set to open in Bury or Radcliffe in 2025.

Broadway’s mask-and-vaccine policy will remain in effect at least through April despite New York City’s just-announced easing of Covid rules.

Apple TV+ has signed an overall deal extension with Jonathan Tropper, the executive producer/showrunner of streamer’s original series See, starring Jason Momoa. In addition to continuing to shepherd See, currently in production on Season 3, under the new three-year pact Tropper will develop television projects exclusively for Apple TV+ through his banner Tropper Ink.

EXCLUSIVE: Tony Amendola (Stargate SG-1) will topline Rough Magic: Exit Shakespeare, a new film from veteran TV director Andy Wolk (The Practice) and Silver Spring Road Films that has recently wrapped production.

MTV has teamed with Pepsi and TikTok on a first-of-its-kind music competition series that showcases artists originally discovered on TikTok. Joe Jonas, Becky G and Sean Bankhead will serve as judges on Becoming A Popstar, which will premiere Thursday, March 24 on MTV.

EXCLUSIVE: Sony Pictures Television unveiled the 15 helmers selected for the next class of its Diverse Directors Program. They are Alison Rich, Alexandra Chando, Kristen Buckels, Mauro Mueller, Dale S. Lewis, Alvaro Ron, Caitlin Gerard, Cameron Ali Fay, Kandis Fay, Ria Pavia, David Mahmoudieh, Bao Tran, Gustavo Cooper, Zoe Stewart and Aron Kantor.

EXCLUSIVE: Taskmaster, the quirky British game show, is taking another swing at the U.S. market with its own global streaming service.

**Spoilers for “The Batman” below. You’ve been warned.** For those who have seen “The Batman” in theaters, you are probably aware there isn’t some grand post-credits scene that teases what’s to come in the franchise.

There was an updated theatrical release slate from Disney circulating earlier in the week and one of the puzzling things that stood out was that 20th Century Studios is mainly pushing out four “Avatar” sequels between 2022-2028. Giving the impression that the studio would be scaling-back 20th Century titles for the big screen as Disney can only secure only so many dates per year and likely won’t want to see Disney-owned pics going head-to-head against each other.

Central Cee storms to Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart this week, fighting off strong competition from Tears For Fears in what proved a thrilling race to the finish. 

Camila Cabello has released her new collaboration with Ed Sheeran – you can listen to ‘Bam Bam’ below.First announced last month, the singer/songwriter then shared a snippet of the track earlier this week (February 28).Cabello has now released ‘Bam Bam’, which was produced by Ricky Reed, Edgar Barrera and Cheche Alara and written by Cabello, Sheeran and Reed.The track is Cabello’s first new music release of 2022 and is the latest preview of her forthcoming new album ‘Familia’, which is set for release on April 8.The video for ‘Bam Bam’ has also been released this afternoon (March 4), which was directed by Mia Barnes in collaboration with Dave Meyers – you can watch the colourful clip below.Speaking to Apple Music’s Zane Lowe this week, Cabello said of ‘Bam Bam’: “I wanted to make a song that had English words, but gives me that same feeling that a lot of these Latin songs give us. And so basically, we had this version of the song.“By the time that Ed [Sheeran] had heard it and been on board to do it, I was in a different place in my life.

The Kid LAROI has made his awards show debut at this year’s MTV Video Music Awards, taking place at Barclay’s Centre in New York.The 18-year-old LAROI opened the 2021 VMAs with a performance of his record-breaking hit ‘Stay’ with Justin Bieber. Bieber then went on to perform ‘Ghost’ from his most recent album, ‘Justice’.Watch the performance below:Bieber’s performance marked six years since he last performed at the annual VMAs, last appearing in 2015 with his ‘Purpose’ stand-out ‘What Do You Mean?’. He is the most nominated artist at this year’s award show, up for seven awards in total, including Artist of the Year, Best Pop and Best Collaboration (for ‘Peaches’).

Justin Bieber and The Kid LAROI are opening the show!

Return of the Biebs! Justin Bieber hit the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards stage with an explosive rendition of two of his hit songs.

The Kid LAROI is making his award show debut!

ex-Little Mix star.I told last month how her team were in negotiations to bag Jesy the biggest performance of her careerwith a slot at the MTV Video Music Awards in New York to premiere her solo single Boyz.But her collaborator on the song, Nicki Minaj, has pulled out, meaning neither will perform at Sunday’s ceremony, where the likes of Lil Nas X, Camila Cabello and Justin Bieber will take to the stage.A source said: “Jesy and Nicki were in talks to perform Boyz at the VMAs and Jesy even headed out to the US especially.“However, Nicki has now dropped out, meaning that idea is now in the bin and Jesy’s big reveal has been pushed back even further.“The single is still having the final touches put on it and is still hopefully on course to be

Ed Sheeran claims an 11th consecutive week at Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart with Bad Habits.

Ed Sheeran faced stiff competition for Number 1 this week - from recent rivals The Kid Laroi & Justin Bieber and new adversary Drake - but reigns supreme from an 11th straight week with Bad Habits.

Geoff Mayfield One rarely hears about “spring songs” or “winter songs,” but the songs that resonate during the year’s warmest season are almost their own category. And, in the summer that unofficially ended with Labor Day, Australian newcomer The Kid Laroi rules the roost, according to a song project report Variety pulled from Alpha Data.Laroi’s “Stay,” which features Justin Bieber, holds a commanding lead on the tally, which ranks songs according to sales and equivalent value of on-demand audio streams.