Saweetie, Black Eyed Peas, & Kid Laroi Perform At We Can Survive Concert

EXCLUSIVE: Tom Daley, who has four Olympic medals as the most decorated British diver of all time, is looking to break into the television business in the United States after signing with CAA.

Kat Von D is closing the doors of her Los Angeles tattoo parlor, High Voltage. The tattoo artist took to Instagram on Monday to reveal that she and her family are relocating to Indiana and, as a result, is shutting down the tattoo parlor, which was the subject of the TLC reality series “L.A. Ink”.

Kat Von D is closing the doors of her Los Angeles tattoo parlor, High Voltage.

Kat Von D is saying goodbye to Los Angeles.

Jay Black was the lead singer for Jay and the Americans, who had 1960s hits including “Come a Little Bit Closer” and “Cara Mia.”Born David Blatt, Black began his singing career with the doo-wop groups the Empires and the Two Chaps in the 1950s. He joined the Americans in 1963, when their first lead singer, Jay Traynor, left the band.

Ellise Shafer administratorThe musical stars aligned for a noble cause on Saturday night at Audacy’s eighth annual We Can Survive concert, which boasted a stacked lineup that included Saweetie, the Kid Laroi, Shawn Mendes, Black Eyed Peas, Maroon 5, Doja Cat and Coldplay.The star-studded show, which was presented in partnership with the the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, packed the Hollywood Bowl’s 17,500 seats — and kept the fans fed with a night of nonstop hits from every

“Stop Right Now” because Coldplay and Melanie C just got together to perform a beloved Spice Girls ballad.

Melanie C and Chris Martin are teaming up!

the post read.A Brooklyn, New York native, Black was the second Jay in Jay And The Americans, joining the group in 1962 after the departure of their first singer, Jay Traynor.After they released their 1963 single ‘Only In America’, Black went on to feature on Top 10 hits ‘Cara Mia’, ‘This Magic Moment’, ‘Come A Little Bit Closer’ and more, with 21 songs in total making the charts.Notably, the group were the opening band for The Beatles’ first US performance in Washington DC back in 1964.Upon

Jay Black, the musician who sang the most iconic version of the classic “This Magic Moment,” penned by Doc Pomus and Mort Shuman, as frontman for American rock group Jay and the Americans, has died. He was 82.

TMZ, the couple is hoping to go south of the border from Nov. 5 to Nov.

Matt Lauer at the wheel.No waves, no hellos. Couric writes in her new memoir, “Going There,” that she realized then that the television partners would never speak again.Once the king and queen of morning television, Matt and Katie were regular “guests” in the homes of millions of Americans, delivering the news with friendly banter.