• One Direction Fans Mourn End of Last Foreseeable US Tour on Twitter

    One Direction has wrapped up its On The Road Again Tour in North America, and U.S. Directioners are mourning the fact that this may be the last time the band will his American soil for quite some time. As 1D's 2016 hiatus looms not too far in the distance, on Monday (Sept. 14), fans of the "Drag Me Down" group took to Twitter with the hashtag #WeWillMeetAgain1D to celebrate the band and say "see you later" instead of "goodbye."

  • One Direction Members Sing 'Happy Birthday' to Niall Horan at Boston Concert

    One Direction's September 12 gig in Boston stirred up tons of emotion for the band members and fans in the audience alike. The occasion marked the boy band's last U.S. gig before going on an extended hiatus and exploring individual avenues. On a happier note, they also used the time to serenade irish heartthrob, Niall Horan, just one day prior to his 22nd birthday.

  • Justin Bieber Releases Acoustic Version of 'What Do You Mean' [WATCH]

    Pop sensation Justin Bieber has announced that he has released an acoustic version (as promised to fans) for his No.1 single "What Do You Mean." The release has officially set the Spotify record of being streamed 21 million times in five days. He had initially offered the stripped-down version to his fans if they would set a world record for streaming on the hip music discovery site and the Beliebers certainly seem up to the challenge after hitting their goal in less than a week, beating out One Direction's standing Spotify record.

  • Harry Styles Corrects Fan's Grammar at One Direction Philadelphia Concert

    With One Direction's hiatus on the horizon, it seems as though Harry Styles has a career option beyond going solo: he could be an English teacher. At a recent On the Road Again Tour stop in Philadelphia, the "Drag Me Down" singer took on fan's sign and corrected it for a simple grammar mistake.

  • One Direction Cover Will Smith's 'Fresh Prince of Bel Air' Theme Song in Philadelphia

    As their U.S. tour rolled into Philadelphia, critically acclaimed pop group One Direction decided to tackle a surprising, yet appropriate cover for their fans at Lincoln Financial Field stadium. It only made sense that while in the city Will Smith was born and raised, the quartet would deliver a rendition of 'The Fresh Prince of Bel Air's' unmistakable theme song.

  • Zayn Malik Poses Shirtless on 'Interview' Magazine Cover as Solo Star

    Zayn Malik is continuing to break away from his One Direction past, and the new RCA Records signee finally has landed his first solo magazine cover. Along with seven other celebrities, the "No Type" singer appears on the September 2015 cover of Interview magazine with a shirtless Instagram selfie.

  • One Direction 'No Control' Performance Posted by 'GMA'

    When One Direction performed on Good Morning America earlier this month to offer up the live television debut of its new single "Drag Me Down" as well as perform some fan favorites, one song was notably missing from the short setlist: the fan-selected unofficial single "No Control." Now, in newly released footage, that performance, which was at first exclusive to Directioners at the Central Park concert, has been posted online.

  • Harry Styles Solo Album: Sony Wants One Direction Star During Band's Hiatus

    News about One Direction's hiatus in 2016 is just two days old, but news is already spreading like wildfire about the potential solo careers of the "Drag Me Down" band's four remaining members. According to new reports, Harry Styles is already a hot solo commodity and Sony Records desperately wants the pop star on its roster.

  • One Direction Hiatus: Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson Confirm 2016 Break

    One Direction is, in fact, taking a break next year. But worry not, Directioners, the boys themselves assure that they will be back one day. After rumors surrounding the "Drag Me Down" band swirled across the Internet earlier this week, Niall Horan and Louis Tomlinson addressed the break up and hiatus rumors.

  • One Direction Hiatus Reportedly to Begin After Release of New Album

    One Direction may have blasted off in to space for its new "Drag Me Down" music video, but it seems like the boy band will soon be moving into fully different directions in the new year. Over the weekend, reports spread like wildfire that 1D will be taking a year-long hiatus after the release of its fifth studio album.

  • Watch One Direction Become NASA Astronauts in 'Drag Me Down' New Music Video

    For the superstar quartet's first song without long-time fifth boy band member Zayn Malik, One Direction have morphed into astronauts for their latest 'Drag Me Down' video with the help of NASA's Johnson Space Center in Texas. The big-budget video for the premier track of 1D's fifth album showcases each band member as they endure astronaut training and exploration before launching into the atmosphere.

  • Spotify 25 Under 25: Ed Sheeran, Ariana Grande, One Direction Led Streams

    When it comes to owning Spotify's streams as a young musician, no one does it better than Ed Sheeran. Today (Aug. 18), the streaming service announced its "25 Under 25" musicians, and ahead of major pop players such as Ariana Grande, One Direction and Fifth Harmony, the title of the most-streamed young act of the year goes to none other than the "Thinking Out Loud" singer himself.

  • Apple Music Festival 2015 Lineup: One Direction, Pharrell Headline

    Apple has announced the first batch of headliners who will head to London to headline the re-branded Apple Music Festival, former called iTunes Festival. Only four acts have been announced so far, but Apple Music has gone big with their bookings, three from the UK and one from the United States - One Direction, Pharrell, Florence + The Machine and Disclosure.
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