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Amit Trivedi, Ajay-Atul, Badshah, Tanishq Bagchi to perform at Global Citizen Live
Mumbai recently was listed again as part of the global event, which will be held on September 25. Besides these main headliners, singers Aastha Gill, Zara Khan, Nikhita Gandhi and Yasser Desai will also be performing. Speaking about this year's Global Citizen Live, music composer and singer Amit Trivedi says: "I am excited to be a part of the Global Citizen Live 2021. "
Tony Bennett, Lady Gaga partner for specials with ViacomCBS
The three-special series were announced in lieu of Bennett and Gaga's partnership with ViacomCBS. Among them is Bennett's return to the 'MTV Unplugged' franchise that gave his career a major comeback boost, this time with Gaga, reports Vareity.com The first special will be 'One Last Time: An Evening With Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga', to air on CBS the Sunday of Thanksgiving weekend.
DJ Snake, Justin Bieber's 'Let Me Love You' hits one billion YouTube views
The clip became the latest billion-view visual for both artistes, directed by James Lees. The video showcases young lovers' Bonnie and Clyde-style heist drama that mixes rolling-on-piles-of-money shots with punch-ups and car chases leading up to a surprise twist ending. The lyric video for the track has also reached up to more than 970 million views to date.
Honey Singh, Govinda, Chunky Pandey on 'Super Dancer 4' this week
From Honey Singh and Shilpa Shetty Kundra lighting up the stage with their dance moves, to Govinda and Chunky performing with Shilpa Shetty and Geeta Kapur on their song 'Lal Dupatte Vali' to the choreographers paying tribute to guest Neha Kakkar, the weekend episodes of 'Super Dancer: Chapter 4' will have a lot to enjoy for the audience.
Grammy Museum to showcase iconic Bruce Springsteen artefacts
The Grammy Museum announced on Tuesday that 'Bruce Springsteen Live!' will open at the Grammy Museum Experience in the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, on October 1. It will run until March 20, 2022, and travel to the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles in the autumn of next year. The exhibit will feature Springsteen and the E Street Band's live performance footage, instruments, stage costumes.
Nicki Minaj to remain unvaccinated, couldn't attend Met Gala
In a series of tweets she shared as the event was just getting started, she revealed that because COVID-19 vaccination is required for guests to attend this year's Met Gala, she would not be in attendance. "They want you to get vaccinated for the Met," she wrote on Twitter.
Jubin Nautiyal all set to perform live in Dubai
This is expected to be Jubin's first international large scale live-music concert in the wake of the pandemic where fans will be treated to some of his most popular numbers including 'Bawara mann', 'Kaabil hoon', 'Zindagi kuch toh bata', 'Lut gaye', and many more. The concert will be held on October 29 at the Coca-Cola Arena. It will be organised by Blu Blood, in partnership with KokoSwap.
MTV VMAs 2021: Show-stopping performances by Lil Nas X, Chloe, Normani
Hot pink was the unofficial colour scheme of the evening's performances, from Lil Nas X bedazzled boxers as the rapper brought 'Industry Baby' to the stage to Chloe's booty-popping outfit during her first solo single 'Have Mercy' to Lil Nas to Camila Cabello's feather-ruffling display of her latest single 'Don't Go Yet'.
Paris Hilton's 'iconic moment' as her song played at US Open
Hilton couldn't help but sing along when her own song 'Stars Are Blind' started playing at US Open 2021 from her spot in the stands. The wholesome moment was caught on camera, and she happily shared the clip on Instagram on Sunday. "Love that they played my song #StarsAreBlind at the @USopen," she wrote. "It was such an #iconic moment hearing it played in the giant stadium with my fiancé."
Miley Cyrus, Metallica perform 'Nothing Else Matters' on The Howard Stern Show
To commemorate the anniversary, a remastered version of 'The Black Album' was released on September 10, along with 'The Metallica Blacklist', a cover album performed by over 50 artists including Cyrus, IDLES, Moses Sumney and Chris Stapleton, among others.
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