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Justin Timberlake explained why he chose to pay tribute to Prince during his halftime show at the 2018 Super Bowl. To recall, the singer-actor had a past beef with the late music icon. -
Super Bowl LII: It'll Take A Lot More Than The Flu To Keep P!nk From Performing
No one would have known that P!nk had the flu when she sang 'Star-Spangled Banner' at the 2018 Super Bowl in Minneapolis. The multi-awarded singer revealed this weekend that she has been coughing before her performance at the event. -
Jennifer Lopez Releases New Single 'Us' Produced By Skrillex And Poo Bear
'Us' is a song that was born out of the collaboration between Skrillex, Poo Bear, and Jennifer Lopez. The dance track digitally released on Friday, Feb. 2, has already been topping charts. -
Super Bowl LII: Meek Mill Confident Philadelphia Eagles Will Bring Trophy Home To Philly
Meek Mill said that he is also inspired by the Philadelphia Eagles to overcome tough situations. The rapper will be watching the Super Bowl in prison while serving a minimum of two years sentence. -
Sorry, *NSYNC Fans: No Reunion Is Happening At The Super Bowl, Joey Fatone Says
There won’t be an *NSYNC reunion for the Super Bowl LII, according to former member Joey Fatone. The boy band alum shut down speculation of reuniting, saying the rest of *NSYNC won’t be joining Justin Timberlake for the halftime show. -
LISTEN: Carrie Underwood, Ludacris Team Up To Release Super Bowl LII Opener 'The Champion'
'The Champion' will kick off the 52nd NFL championship next month. The inspiring sports anthem performed by Carrie Underwood with Ludacris will be accompanied by a music video featuring fan-favorite football players.
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