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She said: "I don't write happy songs. When I do try to write a song, it usually ends up being a song about me dying." Speaking to the crowd at the St. Regis Resort in Aspen while promoting her new EP 'The Lost', Paris went on to tell the audience how her song 'Yellowbird' was inspired by a break up, reports femalefirst.co. According to TMZ, she said: "We broke up two years ago on Valentine's Day. and then I wrote this song, so I hope you like it. I know he won't!"

As per Variety, the album, which earlier had the highest ranking of No. 14 back in 1977, re-entered the charts racing to No. 13 this week. As for the 'Billboard Artist 100' chart, which accounts for all the sales and streaming data for an artist's catalog, Meat Loaf secured a No. 3 position for the week. However, the song most loved by the music lovers didn't belong to the 'Bat Out of Hell' album. It was 'I'd Do Anything for Love' from 'Bat II' - the second part of Meat Loaf's 'Bat trilogy', which was released in 1993.

The song was composed by Rimi Dhar and the lyrics have been penned by Saaveri Verma. The song has been launched by the label Drishyam Play, sung by Himani Kapoor is a soul-stirring number that tells the story of a girl bound by a toxic relationship and her struggles to get out of it. 

Many of those who worked alongside him as both singer and actor were first to take to Twitter, reports 'Deadline'. Cher was the earliest: "Had So Much Fun With Meatloaf When We Did 'Dead Ringer'. Am Very Sorry For His Family, Friends & Fans. Am I Imagining It, or Are Amazing Ppl In The Arts Dying Every Other Day!?" Cher was recalling her 1981 single with Meat Loaf -- 'Dead Ringer for Love'.

“Lata Ji is still in ICU, we are trying our best to ensure she recovers soon. Pray for her recovery,"  Dr. Pratit Samdani, who is treating the music icon,  was quoted as saying by India Today.

The 'Easy on Me' hitmaker said that the 'Jungle Cruise' actor is the one person who she'd be starstruck to meet and she "nearly fell off" her chair when she received a bouquet of flowers from him as an apology for not being able to be in the audience for her recent 'One Night Only' TV special, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

Addressing the pop star by her real name, the PM said: "Robyn Rihanna Fenty tomorrow morning shall have conferred upon her the order of national hero of Barbados." Rihanna was then summoned from her seat to accept the honour, with the Prime Minister managing to rouse a laugh from the singer when she referenced her 2012 hit 'Diamonds', reports femalefirst.co.uk.

An insider told The Sun newspaper's Bizarre column: "James and his team at the Fox & Pheasant called in specialists to have a look at their resident ghoul. As well as solving their problem, they all had a laugh and some of it was filmed for a new project that James is working on."

While the announcement has got their fans roused up for the big project, there's one particular name that can't be happier and prouder - theatre legend Kristin Chenoweth, who played Glinda in the original 'Wicked' musical. Recently, Kristin expressed her happiness for Ariana as she took to her Instagram to congratulate the popstar.

In the citations filed with a magisterial district court in Pennsylvania, Malik was accused of saying "lewd, lascivious, threatening or obscene words" to Yolanda Hadid, Gigi Hadid (identified in court documents as Jelena Hadid) and John McMahon, whom TMZ identified as a security guard.