Lizzo toasts female friendships on exuberant new song ‘Grrrls’

Christina Perri has released her new song “Home” from her upcoming album a lighter shade of blue!

Leigh-Anne Pinnock updated fans with new photos of her gorgeous baby twins on Sunday in celebration of her fiancé Andre Gray's 31st birthday.MORE: Leigh-Anne Pinnock's bold playsuit is a summer essential - photosThe mother-of-two shared two heart-warming snaps on her Instagram feed which show the twins looking cuter than ever.WATCH: Little Mix stars debut baby bumps at the BRITsCaptioning the post she penned: "Happy Birthday Super Dad! You were born to do this @andregray_."READ: Little Mix's Leigh-Anne Pinnock makes ultra rare comment about baby twinsSEE:  10 most iconic celebrity pregnancy reveals of all timeIn the first snap the family-of-four were caught in a candid moment surrounded by palm trees. In the second, the man of the moment, Andre, looked more content than ever as he cuddled the baby-duo in bed.A post shared by Leigh-Anne Pinnock (@leighannepinnock)Leigh-Ann shared the update on InstagramFans of the family couldn't wait to weigh in on the adorable update.

Peaky Blinders and Cobra producer Joe Donaldson has set an indie, Magic Hour Television, and signed a first-look deal with All3Media International and All3Media-owned drama house New Pictures. Donaldson will develop a slate, funded by All3 and its international arm, and partner with New Pictures co-founder and CEO Willow Grylls to produce scripted TV.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music CriticTaylor Swift has gone to Carolina in her mind in her new single, which was released at midnight Thursday night — the first newly written original song she’s put out since the “Evermore” album in late 2020. But things are more brooding for her in that state of mind than they were for James Taylor.“Carolina” is the end-credits theme for the film “Where the Crawdads Sing,” which doesn’t reach theaters for another three weeks — July 15, to be exact — and the song provides a foretaste of the possibly jolting mood of the climax, where she and the movie’s protagonist are definitely not feeling 22.As much as it’s a direct outgrowth of Swift loving the source novel, fans may feel the song is a throwback … all the way back to the “Folklore”/”Evermore” era of two years ago, with those albums’ primary producer, Aaron Dessner, back on board for a tune lightly augmented with the Americana-friendly elements of mandolin and fiddle. Swift provided more insight into the song in an Instagram post.

Dove Cameron just dropped her new song!

Single’s Inferno contestant Kang So-yeon has made her long-awaited return to music with ‘Loca Loca’.The alluring visual, released earlier today (June 22), opens with Kang in the middle of a photography studio, dressed in elegant gowns. The scene later changes to her dressed in more casual clothing, dancing and walking along a pier.“What’s so good about you / That you just wanna play me? / What’s so good about you / That you can’t say you love me?” the singer croons on the second verse.During the inital announcement for her plan to release new music, Kang had described ‘Loca Loca’ as a “special gift” for fans.

Leigh-Anne Pinnock has shared an adorable picture of her two twins on Instagram as she hints at an upcoming solo project. The Little Mix star, 30, posted a sweet black and white photo of herself waving at her children with the caption: "Mama hard at work." Leigh-Anne's image sees the tots sitting in highchairs at the table with plastic bibs on.They are turned with their faces away from the camera as their mum is seen waving at them further back in the picture.The latest snap looks to be a continuation of Leigh-Anne's decision to not reveal the names or genders of her twin babies.

Lizzo has removed an offensive term from her latest song following criticism. The American singing and rap superstar made the change to new release Grrrls saying she "never want(ed) to promote derogatory language."

Lizzo is getting criticized by disability activists after using a word that is being termed ableist and offensive in her new song GRRRLS. But to her credit, she’s making a major change to be more inclusive!

Lizzo has changed a line in her new single ‘Grrrls’ following controversy over the use of a word that originates as a slur against people with cerebral palsy.Apparently unaware of the negative connotations of the word, Lizzo last night confirmed that she had re-recorded the line in the song that included it and had not intended to “promote derogatory language”.“Hold my bag, bitch, hold my bag / Do you see this shit? I’ma spaz”, sang Lizzo in the opening line of the original version of the song, released on Friday. Defending Lizzo, some fans argued that the word no longer has ableist connotations, and rather means “go crazy” or “freak out” – terms that have their own issues.People with cerebral palsy countered that it’s not for non-disabled Lizzo fans to tell them what they should or shouldn’t be offended by.“Hey @lizzo, my disability Cerebral Palsy is literally classified as Spastic Diplegia (where spasticity refers to unending painful tightness in my legs), your new song makes me pretty angry and sad”, wrote disability advocate Hannah Diviney on Twitter.

Related: Ozzy Osbourne to undergo major surgery ‘to determine rest of his life’ The song was almost immediately criticised by fans and disability advocates, with tweets and TikToks explaining the history and offensive nature of the term being shared and liked hundreds of thousands of times. Hey @lizzo my disability Cerebral Palsy is literally classified as Spastic Diplegia (where spasticity refers to unending painful tightness in my legs) your new song makes me pretty angry + sad.

has heard the cry of her fans and is ready to change the lyrics to her hit single “GRRRLS.”

Lizzo has changed the lyrics to her new track “GRRRLs” after fans cried out against a word in the song that they deemed a harmful “ableist slur.”

Lizzo is changing a line in her new song, «GRRRLS,» after facing backlash for a lyric that some listeners called an «ableist slur.» Fans took to social media following the release of the track to call out the singer for her use of the word «spaz» in the song's opening verse, calling it a derogatory term.«Hold my bag, b***h/ Hold my bag/ Do you see this s**t?/ I’m a spaz/ I’m about to knock somebody out/ Yo, where my best friend?/ She the only one I know to talk me off the deep end,» Lizzo sings.«Hey @lizzo my disability Cerebral Palsy is literally classified as Spastic Diplegia (where spasticity refers to unending painful tightness in my legs) your new song makes me pretty angry + sad. ‘Spaz’ doesn’t mean freaked out or crazy.