Justin Bieber will partner with T-Mobile to ring in 2021 with a special livestream concert. The performance will be the singer’s first live concert since “Purpose World Tour” in 2017.
The Kardashians have just cancelled their annual Christmas party for the first time since 1978. The main reason for the cancellation is the on-going pandemic of coronavirus and the increase in the number of infections.
Priyanka Chopra has recently taken to her official Instagram to share her excitement for “Unfinished” with fans. The actress was not, however, holding the first copy of the book, but only its jacket.
Miley Cyrus has made it big one more time! Her recent album, “Plastic Hearts,” has just debuted at no. 1 at the Billboard Rock Albums chart. It has also peaked at no. 2 at the Billboard Hot 200.
BLACKPINK recently announced their first-ever online concert. The performance will be called “THE SHOW” and will exclusively air on YouTube on 27 December (Sunday). The announcement was accompanied by a trailer which is available on YouTube.
Billie Eilish officially cancelled her “Where Do We Go? Tour” on 4 December (Friday). The main reason for the cancellation was – of course – the on-going pandemic of coronavirus and the singer’s wish to keep everyone safe in these difficult times.
After quite a long time, Britney Spears recently released a brand new song. The track is called “Swimming in the Stars” and was recorded in 2016, however, it did not make it to the final version of the singer’s album “Glory.”
Shawn Mendes released his forth studio album “Wonder” on 4 December (Friday). The new record includes 14 tracks and was already promoted by “Wonder” and “Monster.” Both singles have made it to Top 20 of the Billboard Hot 100.
Selena Gomez has recently attracted an unwanted attention after unpleasant remarks about her kidney transplant were made on the new series “Saved by the Bell.”
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