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Columbia After teasing its release for weeks, "Stay" by The Kid LAROI and Justin Bieber is finally out and nobody is happier about that than LAROI himself. "wowowow I can’t believe 'stay' is finally out," he wrote on Instagram. "this song is so special to me and I’m so f***in happy that you guys finally get to hear it." "3 years ago I would of never thought I’d be here but here I am," he continued. "And I’m so f***ing grateful for everything you guys do for me. you guys have literally changed my life and there’s nothing that I can ever do to repay you." He also had kind words for Justin, writing, "dawggggggg thank you so much for being you and all the help and advice you’ve given me. I appreciate you more than you know. I love you I love you I love you guys and I’m so excited to keep movin on this journey with y’all." LAROI's journey essentially started in 2018, when he first posted his music online. He tells ABC Audio that hitting upon his current style -- a mixtu..

Mindy Small/FilmMagic One of Alessia Cara's idols is Amy Winehouse, so she was thrilled when, for one of the two singles she's releasing next week, she got to work with Amy's producer, Salaam Remi. But as Alessia tells Billboard, the connection went even deeper than that. Speaking about her single "Shapeshifter," Alessia says, "I got to write it in the room and house where [Amy] wrote all of Back to Black, which was so crazy for me. It was just one of those full-circle, beautiful, magical moments. Working with Salaam was amazing because they were so close." Back to Black was Amy's final album before her tragic death in 2011 at age 27. It won her five Grammys, including Best Pop Vocal Album. The other single Alessia's putting out next week is called "Sweet Dream," which Alessia says is about her insomnia. "I’ve always struggled with falling asleep my whole life, and being in quarantine, being alone, I didn’t have a lot going on in my life, so I was like, &#..

Getty Images for dcp Dua Lipa is the latest artist to be sued for posting a paparazzi photo of herself on her Instagram feed. Billboard reports that Dua is being sued for copyright infringement for allegedly posting the picture, which is owned by Integral Images, on Insta on February of 2019, without permission. The picture in question shows Dua at an airport while wearing a big hat. Why is this a big deal? Because, as the company notes, Dua uses her Instagram account to "accumulate followers who are directed to, via link and/or advertisement, consume and purchase [her] content," which means that "[Dua] profits from these activities." That's why Integral Images is seeking $150,000 in damages, or actual damages based on money Dua due to the posting, whichever is a bigger number. Integral also wants legal and attorney's fees, as well as an order preventing Dua from "further acts of infringement." Other stars who've been sued for posting paparazzi photos of themselves..

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Christopher Polk/Getty Images for iHeartMedia Earlier this week, Britney Spears posted a photo that showed her topless, but from the back. When fans began insisting that it wasn't a photo of Britney because it didn't show her tattoos, the singer clapped back hard. Britney posted a graphic on Friday that reads, "While you're talking behind my back feel free to bend down and kiss my a**." In the caption, she wrote, "Ok so ... I edited out my tattoo on my neck cause I wanted to see what it would look like clean… and yeah I like it better so while you guys are talking behind my back go ahead and kiss my a** haters." Fans quickly flooded the comments section, with some writing "Free Britney!" and others insisting that she couldn't have possibly written that post because "Britney is never this rude." "Exes and Oh's" singer Elle King wrote, "7/14 WE SUPPORT THE REAL BRITNEY! Free Britney!" July 14 is when the next hearing in her conservatorship case is set to ta..

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Harpreet Singh Following his breakthrough hit "Astronaut in the Ocean," Australian rapper Masked Wolf is back with a new track called "Say So." No, it's not a cover of that Doja Cat hit -- this song is about denying that you might need help. "Everybody gotta say they ball/Even when their castle's about to fall," raps Wolf, born Harry Michael. "You been tryna act like it's okay/But I can see you trapped in the hallway....problems don't go away." “It’s always important for me to say something with my music, even if the deeper message is hidden inside of what sounds like a fun, upbeat song," explains Wolf. "In ’Say So,’ I was writing about how, in times of trouble, we often try to act like we’re still okay, even when we really aren’t." "No matter how bad the situation is or how close we are to self-destructing, we think that, if we keep telling ourselves we’re O.K., then maybe we will be," he adds. "We think, ‘If we say so, then we say so,' but really, we nee..

Michael Campanella/Getty Images If you follow Madonna on social media, you know that she's been working hard for months on a concert film documenting her Madame X tour, which ran from September of 2019 to March of 2020. But now, we finally know when we'll be able to see it. Madonna announced on Instagram that the movie will debut in October on the new Paramount+ streaming platform. The announcement features a video of Madonna lip-syncing to the song "Killers Who Are Partying," which appears on her 2019 Madame X album. Madonna's Madame X trek was unlike any of her previous tours: Instead of her usual stadium show, she created a much more intimate performance for theaters, and played multiple nights in major cities in the United States, England, France and Portugal. The show was praised by critics, though fans were upset by the fact that Madonna often took the stage up to two hours after the announced showtime, and also asked fans not to record or photograph the perf..

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