The former talent agent lives in Sin City, so the Princess of Pop and her brother, Bryan, reportedly “reached out to him to say they were going to be in town.”
The “Flowers” singer took home two awards in February, nine years after her first nomination. “I am proud of myself,” she told W Magazine.
Asiana Jayd “AJ” Hung-Barnes’ Facebook, X and LinkedIn accounts were active Thursday morning before Page Six’s report, but all three were gone by nightfall.
The Grateful Dead offshoot ran through classic songs including “Fire on the Mountain” and “Truckin'” in front of a 160,000-square-foot wraparound screen.
The Grammy-winning singer, 30, and the “Bones and All” star, 29, reportedly “went through a rough patch after their trip to Japan” last month.
The critical darling’s sonic sleight of hand comes to play throughout her latest record, on which she contorts herself to toy with diverse genres and tempos.
Harrison Butker faced backlash earlier this week for telling female college graduates to aspire to get married and have children.
The Kansas City Chiefs kicker told the women in the audience at Benedictine College that their “most important title” should be “homemaker.”
Drake says he is “only f–kin’ with Whitneys, not Millie Bobby Browns,” referencing Lamar’s fiancée and the “Stranger Things” star he texted when she was 14.
Had Sabrina Carpenter, Tate McRae or any of the other up-and-coming pop girlies released Lipa’s new album, it would’ve been a guaranteed star-maker.
A source tells Page Six that Soliz, who has an extensive rap sheet, is “a bad influence on [Spears] just as she is moving on with her life.”
The pop star has not released an album since 2016, and her last tour concluded in 2018. However, she has earned money from her memoir and other recent projects.
“What’s Taylor Swift’s ‘Billie Jean’?” the “West End Girls” singer asked during a livestreamed conversation with the Guardian on Monday.
CNN’s “Call Me Country” documentary explores how Beyoncé made her foray into the genre with the song “Daddy Lessons” before releasing her “Cowboy Carter” album.
Grippo’s comments come just five days after multiple sources told Page Six that he and Fuller had quietly called it quits “months ago.”
The former rugby player told the magazine that he and the Pussycat Dolls frontwoman are “looking to get married soon” and start a family.