Billie Eilish Delivers Passionate Performance During 'One World' Special

When it comes to the red carpet, Billy Porter reigns supreme — be it the Met Gala or the Tonys, the Pose star knows how to show off inventive looks to the world.

He's not a fan of the comparison being made...

Billie Eilish and her older brother Finneas did a live stream concert this week for a great cause!

Billie Eilish and her brother Finneas paid tribute to the dance studio that changed their lives during their appearance on Verizon’s Pay It Forward Live series on Wednesday.

Billie Eilish live-streamed an intimate show from home with her brother Finneas on Wednesday (April 22) as part of Verizon's Pay It Forward series.During the nearly hour-long set, the two siblings spoke about the importance of supporting small businesses during the coronavirus pandemic, thanks to adorable cue cards written by their mother."We are encouraging viewers to support their favorite local viewers during this tough time; today, we're giving extra focus to green and sustainable

Global Citizen has shared the soundtrack to the One World: Together at Home broadcast, a livestreamed event in support of the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for the World Health Organization. The 79-song album featuring live performances from the event is out now via Universal; all streaming revenue from the compilation will also be donated to the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund. Take a listen to the album below.

Less than 24 hours after Billie Eilish attended her first high school prom (courtesy of John Krasinski, who hosted a virtual one last night), the singer is at it again. Eilish performed at tonight's big Together at Home concert thrown by Global Citizen to support the World Health Organization's COVID-19 response fund.

Billie also praised key workers for "risking their lives to save ours"

Billie Eilish and Finneas’ musical talent is just what fans needed during the “One World: Together at Home” special.

Today, Billie Eilish joined the ranks of Taylor Swift, Paul McCartney, Kacey Musgraves, Stevie Wonder, and numerous other artists who are participating in Global Citizen’s One World: Together at Home broadcast to support frontline workers and the World Health Organization. Alongside her brother FINNEAS, she sang the Bobby Hebb soul classic “Sunny.” Watch it happen below.

Billie Eilish is putting her spin on a classic hit song.

Billie Eilish, 18, is exceptionally talented. The Grammy winner made an appearance on the “One World: Together At Home” special presented by Roku and Global Citizen to pay tribute to frontline healthcare workers.

Even during these dark times, Billie Eilish and Finneas still want to make sure that they're brightening their fans' days, as the showed during Saturday night's (April 18) One World: Together at Home.Seated in a brightly lit room with Finneas playing the piano, Eilish performed a moving cover of Bobby Hebb's 1966 song "Sunny." As Eilish sang out the loving lyrics, her brother managed to throw in the four-note James Bond motif as a tip of the hat to their last song together, "No Time To Die."At

On Friday night, John Krasinski hosted a special event on his new YouTube channel, SGN (Some Good News), for any high school seniors out there who are missing their prom this year because of the coronavirus pandemic. He invited some special guests to the celebration, including his The Office co-star Rainn Wilson, Chance the Rapper, the Jonas Brothers, and Billie Eilish, none of whom attended their actual high school proms.

If Billie Eilish were a high school student, this would be her senior year! Despite being an internationally famous celebrity, the 18-year-old just attended her first-ever prom and it was so cute. “I’m excited!..I have never really been to prom,” she admitted to John Krasinski on Friday, April 17 at his virtual quarantine gala event.

John Krasinski promised to hold a very special prom for high schoolers who were missing out this year — and he did not disappoint!

Paul McCartney praised “special” Billie Eilish during a chat with Howard Stern.

"For them, it's brilliant. And what they produce from the bedroom is really very special."