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Billie Eilish has called out her peers for “partying” during the coronavirus pandemic, as the disease continues its hold across the globe.Sharing a video on her Instagram Story using a distorted filter, Eilish said: “Funny how I haven’t hugged my best friends in six months and y’all are out here partying.”Ditching the filter and returning to her normal face with a straight impression, she continued: “Funny.”Her criticism comes after famous faces, including YouTuber Jake Paul, faced criticism for

Billie Eilish, her brother Finneas, and DJ Khaled have partnered with the brains behind the Global Citizen movement to encourage youngsters to vote.Nicky Jam, Quavo, Taylor Swift, and Usher have also signed on for the Just Vote initiative which aims to “engage one million voters and get 50,000 young people registered before November’s U.S.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorWith the in-person awards ceremony canceled due to the pandemic, iHeartRadio unveiled its Music Award winners over the weekend.Winners include Billie Eilish for Female Artist of the Year and two other awards, Lizzo for Song of the Year (“Truth Hurts”), Jonas Brothers for Best Duo/Group of the Year, Taylor Swift for Album of the Year (“Lover”) and more. The 2020 iHeartRadio Music Awards also honored Elton John with the Tour of the Year Award.

Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, Julianne Hough, Billy Porter and Usher are among the stars participating in Global Citizen and voter registration organization HeadCount's newly launched Just Vote campaign to increase turnout among young people. The campaign to get young people to check their registration status, register and vote in November and elections beyond this year seeks to engage one million young voters and register 50,000 young people ahead of the 2020 elections.

Chris Willman Music WriterTwo high-profile nonprofit organizations, Global Citizen and HeadCount, are teaming up for a voter registration campaign that is bringing in pop stars like Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, Usher and DJ Khaled to urge fans to get on the rolls.

Miley Cyrus has taken to BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge to deliver a punchy and soulful rendition of Billie Eilish‘s latest single ‘My Future‘.Once again proving herself to have a penchant for covers, Cyrus adds some serious smoke and fire to the woozy and breathy original.Cyrus is the first artist to play the station’s ‘Live Lounge Month’ this year.

Chris Willman Music WriterMiley Cyrus took neither a wrecking ball nor the mirrorball she straddled at Sunday’s VMAs to Billie Eilish’s “My Future,” a song she reverently covered for BBC Radio 1’s “Live Lounge.” (Watch her version, below.)The cover comes right on the heels of Cyrus doing her latest single, “Midnight Sky,” at the MT Video Music Awards.

Billie Eilish is inspiring her fellow artists, including Miley Cyrus.

Sunglasses always make you feel like the most powerful person in the room, and yes, I mean indoors!” Christianah Jones, the British Nigerian designer favoured by Beyoncé and Billie Eilish, tells me. And she isn’t wrong.

The countdown for one of the biggest musical nights of the year has begun. The MTV Video Music Awards take place on August 30.

Billie Eilish’s “hope” for the future is what’s making her “hold on” through the COVID-19 pandemic.The Bad Guy hitmaker appeared alongside her brother and collaborator Finneas on the latest installment of NPR’s Tiny Desk this week (ends August 30, 2020), as the pair recreated the iconic shelved backdrop from the show with cardboard cutouts in their home.“So obviously, we are not actually at Tiny Desk, because this is a cardboard cut-out of it.

Jennifer Lopez opened up about the “full circle” moment she had with Billie Eilish and her daughter Emme during an appearance on Barstool Sports’ “The Corp”.

Since the pandemic emerged, NPR has been forced to reconfigure its popular Tiny Desk Concert series. Artists now film their installments remotely, and while occasionally someone will do something really special, it doesn't feel like a Tiny Desk Concert without the (iconic?) Tiny Desk setting at NPR's studios.

performed during the Democratic National Convention last week, with Billie delivering a powerful anti-Trump speech.The latest move in their virtual tour from home was playing two songs for NPR’s long-running Tiny Desk Concert series — from their home, but in front of a giant cardboard photograph of the NPR offices where the concerts took place in non-quarantined times.“I’m honored to be here, we have both been watching [‘Tiny Desk’] for years,” Eilish said, in a tone that conveyed her deep

Billie Eilish has shared a live session for NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert series which she recorded from her home – you can watch it below.Appearing alongside her brother and collaborator Finneas, Eilish offered up a stripped-back rendition of her latest single ‘My Future’ as well as 2019’s ‘Everything I Wanted’.The pair performed in front of a makeshift version of the iconic office setting.

Billie Eilish performed at the Democratic National Convention last night, but she also used the opportunity to encourage her fans to vote and did not hold back when it came to President Donald Trump."You don't need me to tell you things are a mess," Billie said. "Donald Trump is destroying our country and everything we care about.

Billie Eilish made her thoughts loud and clear in a powerful message ahead of her performance at the 2020 Democratic National Convention on Wednesday. The 18-year-old Grammy winner urged fans everywhere to use their voices and vote in the upcoming election.

WATCH: Billie Eilish speaks at DNC before performing "My Future," telling viewers to register and vote for Joe Biden."You don't need me to tell you things are a mess…We all have to vote like our lives and the world depend on it, because they do" https://t.co/awW9qLbEkI pic.twitter.com/OOQKykT92Y— CBS News (@CBSNews) August 20, 2020

signature baggy shirt and neon-green dyed roots, Eilish declared that “Silence is not an option, and we cannot sit this one out.”“The only way to be certain of the future is to make it ourselves,” she said, before imploring people at home to register to vote.Her performance was the first of three musical interludes on the docket for night three of the convention.Prince Royce followed soon after Eilish with a cover of “Stand by Me” and Jennifer Hudson is set to sing later in the night, too.