Natasha Bedingfield Reveals How The Beatles Inspired 'Unwritten' During Billboard Live At-Home

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Caroline Jones switched between "Koa" the guitar and "Slick Willy II" the banjo during her acoustic Billboard Live At-Home performance Thursday (July 16) that raised more than $23,000 for Camp Southern Ground, which she described as her mentor Zac Brown's "brainchild."Located in Peachtree City, Ga., the Zac Brown Band frontman founded Camp Southern Ground as a summer camp for kids with special needs and also serves veterans returning home who need help transitioning into life after military

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The Bail Project, which combats mass incarceration by paying bail for individuals."There are things stacked up against us in our community, and systemic racism is one of those things," the R&B artist said at the beginning of his set. "So people who were wronged and were only trying to do right, I want to do right by them."Lonr.

Summer is in full swing, and while your plans may look a bit different this year, there's plenty to look forward to on the entertainment side this week with the latest Billboard Live At-Home series.

Paul McCartney is rereleasing his 1997 album Flaming Pie, which will be available in multiple formats, including a five-CD, two-DVD, four-LP collector’s edition.

Mark David It looks like English songwriter and pop star Natasha Bedingfield, who released her fourth, 18-track Linda Perry produced studio album (“Roll With Me”) last year, is rolling out of L.A.’s Hollywood Hills, putting an almost $2.25 million price tag on a canyon- and city-view Mediterranean villa on a high ridge above L.A.’s Beachwood Canyon and just below the Hollywood sign. The “Pocket Full of Sunshine” singer, scheduled to perform in the U.K.

Cyn celebrated a career milestone with "Drinks" during her Billboard Live At-Home performance Thursday morning (July 9) that raised money for The Loveland Foundation, which provides therapy for communities of color, specifically Black women and girls. But not those kind of drinks.Her song, which was the lead single on the Promising Young Woman movie soundtrack, has made its rounds on radio airplay and even peaked at No.

With lyrics like, “Don’t give up on hope, it’s gonna get better,” Natasha Bedingfield’s new single, “Together in This,” couldn’t come at a better time, amid global unrest and a pandemic.

Maejor turned his Billboard Live At-Home performance Tuesday (July 7) into a much-needed healing session that also raised money for MusiCares.

Billboard Live At-Home series.The performances for the week of July 6 will feature at-home sets from Maejor and Cyn via Billboard's Facebook page.Record producer and singer-songwriter Maejor will kick things off on Tuesday (July 7) with a set at 1 p.m. ET, while Katy Perry protégée Cyn wraps up the week on Thursday (July 9) with her set at 1 p.m.

There are a number of reasons to binge NatGeo’s “Barkskins,” an adaption of Annie Proulx’s celebrated novel, this summer. Most importantly, it covers an important period in North American history rarely acknowledged or known outside of Canada and accurately depicts the power of the Indigenous nations in New France at the time during the 17th Century.

Millie Mackintosh has shared a peek at her stunning new outdoor space on Instagram and we’re so here for it! The gorgeous area screams summer vibes and boasts charming decor in the form of an L-shaped sofa and Mediterranean-inspired pieces which bring pops of colour to the chic space.The new mum, 30, who recently gave birth to daughter Sienna Grace, who she shares with husband Hugo Taylor, partnered with Wayfair to design the incredible space, which features a stunning Arkose Pouffe, £89.99,

Israeli looping artist Netta reminded fans, "We all need clubs right now, don't we?" during her electrifying Billboard Live At-Home performance Tuesday (June 30) that raised money for the Downtown Women's Center.

Billboard's Live At-Home won't be short of great performances.This week's live-from-home sets will feature singer-songwriter Natasha Bedingfield and Israeli recording artist Netta, who just released new single "Cuckoo" in May.On Wednesday, as Black Lives Matter marches continue around the country, we'll have a livestream panel discussion about police reform featuring Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, Aloe Blacc, Jason Flom and Justin Moore.

explained to People. "He's completely recovered now, but we spent a whole five weeks in a tiny little hospital room wearing masks, so we kind of got a head start on what everyone's going through."View this post on InstagramBedingfield shares Solomon, who was born in November 2017, with her husband Matt Robinson.She went on to say the medics at the Children's Hospital Los Angeles "actually saved our son's life".

Natasha Bedingfield recorded "Together in This" as the end title track for the animated Jungle Beat: The Movie, and her accompanying music video from today (June 26) certainly tied it all together with its main message.

To close out this year's Pride Month, Hayley Kiyoko (aka "Lesbian Jesus") appeared for a Billboard Live At-Home performance Friday (June 26) that raised money for The Bail Project.