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Disney+ Billie Eilish is giving fans a “cinematic concert experience” from the comfort of their own homes. The singer's new concert special, Happier Than Ever: A Love Letter to Los Angeles, is set to premiere exclusively on Disney+ on September 3. Shot at the Hollywood Bowl, the show will feature Billie performing every song off her new album, Happier Than Ever, in sequential order for the first and what's said to be the only time. “Disney is incredibly iconic, so to collaborate on something like this is a huge honor," Billie says in a statement. "To be able to present my album in this way and dedicate it to the city that I love and grew up in is so exciting to me. I hope you love it.” The special, directed by Robert Rodriguez and by Oscar-winner Patrick Osborne, will also include animated elements as Billie pays tribute to her LA hometown. Her brother, FINNEAS, will also take the stage with her, along with the Los Angeles Children's Chorus and the Los Angeles Philharm..

Todd Williamson/Getty Images for EB Kids Last month, around the time of the Friends reunion special, Courteney Cox posted an amazing video on Instagram in which she, Elton John, Ed Sheeran and singer/songwriter Brandi Carlile all sang Elton's hit "Tiny Dancer," but changed to lyrics to "Hold me close/young Tony Danza" -- in reference to what Lisa Kudrow's Friends character Phoebe thought Elton was singing. Now, Cox has revealed how she got the all-star group together. As many fans know, Ed and Cox are longtime pals, and Ed even introduced the actress to her boyfriend, Johnny McDaid. Cox tells Entertainment Weekly that both Ed and Brandi were staying over her house for Brandi's birthday when Ed asked her, "Do you mind if I have Elton John over for dinner?'" Once Elton confirmed he was coming, Cox says, it was Ed's idea to film the number. "He said, 'Maybe it'd be really funny if we do a thing, the Lisa Kudrow 'hold me closer,'" Cox recall..

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Ophelia Mikkelson Jones Lorde burst into the music scene with her mega-hit "Royals" when she was only 16. Now, at 24, the New Zealand singer admits the new crop of teenage artists stepping into the limelight made her feel insecure. In a new letter to fans, Lorde revealed what inspired her new single, "Stoned at the Nail Salon," from her upcoming album Solar Power, due out August 20. "I started writing this in the first six months after stopping touring for [Melodrama]," referring to her 2017 sophomore album. "I was so tired by the end, I’d been so busy for so long." Lorde recalled wanting to take a break after touring nonstop for two years, explaining how blissful it felt to "run a bath at 10am and eat a slice of cake in it." However, the Grammy winner admits the vacation didn't last long. "But eventually, of course, the insecurity that this was my life now, that I wasn’t a titan of industry, but someone who just… cooked and walked the dog and gardened crept in," Lorde confe..

Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Global Citizen VAX LIVE Did Selena Gomez shade ex Justin Bieber in her latest TikTok video? That's what fans believe after the "Lose You to Love Me" singer shared a video of her discussing red flags in a relationship. Selena, who turns 29 today, shared a video of herself wearing an oversized cranberry-colored sweater while drinking Coca Cola out of a straw. However, it's the words she mouths along to that has fans buzzing: She lip-syncs to TikToker Owen Unruh's judgemental message, "So, you're telling me that you can read his astrological birth chart, but you can't read the red flags?" Selena pauses to take a knowing sip of her drink before mouthing, "Sis." The video has gone viral, amassing over three million likes since it was uploaded. While Selena mogul hasn't mentioned who, if anyone, the video may be directed at, some fans believe it's a jab at former boyfriend Bieber, with commenters joking about Justin's..

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Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic Billie Eilish is giving fans some insight into her highly-anticipated album, Happier Than Ever. In an interview with Vevo, published on Tuesday, the 19-year-old singer-songwriter offered up some context surrounding her upcoming project and its creation. Of the album, that's due out June 30, Eilish said, "I wanted to make a very timeless record, that wasn’t just timeless in terms of what other people thought, but really just timeless for myself." The "NDA" songstress revealed that she drew inspiration from artists that she enjoyed while growing up. "Mostly Julie London, and a lot of Frank Sinatra and Peggy Lee," she shared. What the Grammy Award winner didn't reveal, though, was the meaning of the album itself, stating that she wants "listeners to decide." "I don’t want to get too specific because I really think it’s for the listener to decide," Eilish expressed. "I don’t want to put the ideas in their brains. I want them to feel 100% that thei..

Vance Joy: Carlos Alvarez/Getty Images; Pink & kids: Rich Fury/Getty Images for dcp Last month, Pink posted a video of her daughter Willow's 10th birthday party, where Willow was singing a karaoke version of Vance Joy's hit "Riptide" while her little brother, Jameson, tried to steal the show by dancing like crazy. Pink tagged Vance in the post and wrote, "Our family loves you, buddy!" Now, Vance tells ABC Audio how he reacted to the clip, and explains why he's such a favorite of the "So What" singer's clan. "Yeah, I saw a message that was, like, 'Pink and her family are singing your song,'" Vance tells ABC Audio. "And so I looked at that video: It's the most wholesome, lovely thing ever!" He adds, "Willow, her daughter, is singing ['Riptide'] and her son, Jameson, is running around doing the most legendary dance -- like, the definition of youth and joy and freedom. Yeah, it was just lovely." As for how Willow knows a song that came out ..