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Rich Polk/Getty Images for Disney It's been four years since Miley Cyrus debuted her dreamy beach-inspired makeover with "Malibu." Much has changed for the 28-year-old artist in the years since, but on Tuesday, she honored her 2017 single and the person she used to love. "Today is the 4 year anniversary of Malibu," Cyrus expressed on Instagram and also shared a video of her laying down vocals at her old home recording studio. The Grammy nominee also touched upon her past relationship that inspired the single, marking her then-engagement to actor Liam Hemsworth. "A song about a place and person that at the time I loved very much," Cyrus reflected. "That love was reciprocated beyond what I could describe here with freedom & escapism." The singer concluded on the somber note, "I lost that home along with many others in 2018. Here is a video of me writing it in my home studio." She closed out the post with the wave, double pink heart and swan emojis. "Malibu" marked a major d..

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Randy Holmes/ABC via Getty Images In March of 2020, Christina Aguilera concluded the first batch of shows in her Las Vegas residency The Xperience, but when COVID-19 shut down the touring industry, the rest of the dates were canceled. Since then, we've seen Christina sing numerous times on TV, but this summer, she'll return to the concert stage -- for a performance that fans have never seen before. The "Beautiful" star has announced two shows at Los Angeles' iconic Hollywood Bowl, and she'll be performing while backed by the Los Angeles Philharmonic. According to the Hollywood Bowl, this will mark the first time that Christina has performed an entire concert live with an orchestra. "L.A.! The Bowl is back and I’m so excited to announce that I’ll be performing on July 16 & 17," Christina wrote on Instagram. "Tickets go on sale June 1. See you there!!" The Hollywood Bowl's safety protocols state that there will be fully vaccinated and non-vaccinated section..

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JMEnternational/JMEnternational for BRIT Awards/Getty Images Dua Lipa, Billie Eilish, The Weeknd and Harry Styles were among the winners at the 2021 Brit Awards -- the U.K. equivalent to the Grammys -- which were held Tuesday in London. Dua took home the Album award for Future Nostalgia and the Female Solo Artist prize, while Billie nabbed the International Female Solo Artist award and The Weeknd won the trophy for International Male Solo Artist. Harry’s “Watermelon Sugar” won the award for British Single. Taylor Swift took home the prestigious Global Icon Award at the ceremony, becoming the first woman and the first non-English act to win the honor. After thanking her British fans, collaborators, friends, family and essential workers, Taylor wrapped up her speech by dispensing some advice to the rising young artists who were at the event. “There might be times when you put your whole heart and soul into something and it is met with cynicism or skepticism. You cannot let that crush y..

Andrew Macpherson © 2021 Courtesy of Amazon Studios How does Pink juggle being a global superstar with being the mother of two young children? You can get an idea by checking out the new trailer for the singer's upcoming Amazon Prime Video documentary Pink: All I Know So Far. The trailer gives us a look at Pink's record-breaking Beautiful Trauma stadium tour, complete with pyro, choreography, costume changes and of course, her signature high-flying aerial stunts. But you also get a glimpse of what the singer's life is like on tour when she's not onstage: She spends all her time tending to son Jameson and daughter Willow. "I always wanted to be a rock star. I dreamed of being a mom," Pink says in the trailer. "And now, to have my family, my team, my fans with me, this is beyond my wildest dreams." "It's a concert. It's a tour, but it's also the story of our life," she notes, as her new single "All I Know So Far" plays in the background. Amazon St..

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