Kehlani Shares New Song With Keyshia Cole: Listen

The Australian superstar is gracing another OST this year

New Year, New Lips! Brielle Biermann, 22, appears to be absolutely thrilled to be putting her new smackers on display after admitting that she finally took her dramatic fillers out. The Don’t Be Tardy star posted a set of photos promoting a tanning line on January 10 where she dazzled in a white tube top with her gorgeous locks cascading down the left side of her body.

Stephen Amell has just shared a new trailer for Crisis on Infinite Earths, and we almost can't believe this massive crossover event is finally coming to an end! Not to mention, we're more nervous than ever about which characters will actually make it out alive.

070 Shake has shared a new song from her debut album MODUS VIVENDI, which is out on January 17 (via G.O.O.D. Music/Def Jam). “Guilty Conscience” follows the release of 2019 songs “Under the Moon,” “Nice to Have,” and “Morrow.” The single also arrives with a music video (directed by Lauren Dunn). Watch that below.

Merzbow has released a new live recording, StereoAkuma, with all proceeds from the release going to WIRES, the largest wildlife rescue organization in Australia. The recent bushfires in the country have devastated its natural fauna, with one ecologist from the University of Sydney predicting that over 1 billion animals have been killed. Experimental Australian label Room40, which is releasing StereoAkuma, has pledged to match all money raised.

Jlin is back with a new song. “I Hate Being an Adult” is out now as part of this year’s Adult Swim Singles series. Have a listen below.

Wild Nothing has announced a new EP. Titled Laughing Gas, it’s out January 31 via Captured Tracks. Check out the full tracklist and listen to “Foyer” below.

Singer-songwriter Caroline Rose has announced a new record, Superstar, which is out on March 6 via New West. The lead single, “Feel the Way I Want,” is out now, too, with a music video that Rose filmed on her iPhone on a trip from Hollywood, Florida to Hollywood, California. Check it out below. Plus, find Caroline Roses’s tour dates, which begin in March.

Florida rapper Denzel Curry ha released a new, 13-minute mix called 13LOOD 1N + 13LOOD OUT. The eight-track mix features contributions from Ghostmane, Zillakami, Xavier Wulf, and AK from the Underachievers. Give 13LOOD 1N + 13LOOD OUT a listen below.

Yesterday (January 3), Justin Bieber resurfaced with “Yummy”—his first new solo single in over four years. Now, Bieber has shared the song’s accompanying music video, directed by Bardia Zeinali, which sees him attend a colorful dinner party with some eclectic guests, sampling questionable green gelatin, lobster, and other dishes. Check that out below.

Michael Stipe has released his second solo single, titled “Drive to the Ocean.” The new track arrives with an accompanying music video shot by Stipe. Stipe has also shared a video message about the new song, which arrives the day before his 60th birthday. Watch the visual for “Drive to the Ocean,” as well as Stipe’s post below.

Mick Jenkins has shared a new song called “Carefree.” It’s out January 10 on a seven-song release titled The Circus. Take a listen to “Carefree” and check out the album art below.

During a 2019 throwback montage shared on her Instagram stories, Kim Kardashian-West shared photos of her eldest daughter, North West, on previous visits to the White House. Kardashian-West had several trips to the Oval Office last year, working continuously on criminal justice reform with President Donald Trump.

Jenna Bush Hager celebrated the last sunset of 2019 and the first sunrise of 2020 with her family by her side! The 38-year-old co-host and mother of three took to Instagram to celebrate the New Year. 

Now this is how you recap an exceptional year.

It’s Christmas Eve, and Drake just dropped a video for a new song called “War.” Watch the Theo Skudra-directed clip below.

Kehlani surprised fans with an early Christmas gift on Sunday (Dec. 22) by dropping her new collaboration with Keyshia Cole, "All Me."