Songs for Screens: Post Malone, Missy Elliott, Lil Nas X Lead Red-Hot Super Bowl Synch Market

Ozzy Osbourne and Post Malone are back with another new song. Check out “It’s a Raid” from Osbourne’s new LP Ordinary Man below. It follows their previous collaboration, “Take What You Want,” which appeared on Post’s Hollywood’s Bleeding last year.

BTS's latest concept photos ahead of their upcoming album release Map of the Soul 7 have their fans buzzing before the Feb. 21 date, especially mega Army soldier Lil Nas X.

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For publishing giant Sony/ATV, the annual last-minute scramble for Super Bowl synchs peaked Friday, when T-Mobile's agency finally called to settle on Etta James' blues classic "Tell Mama" as the punchline for its spot that showed Anthony Anderson's real-life mother testing 5G reception. "They'd been looking for a lot of different songs with the theme of Mama -- and we had 'Tell

Beyond the Kansas City Chiefs’ comeback, Super Bowl LIV offered few surprises in the way of ads — the vast majority of which premiered online days prior to the game to maximize the impact and brands’ multi-million dollar spend, which this year soared to as high as a record $5.6 million for 30 seconds of airtime on Fox.

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With his viral smash hit single “Old Town Road,” 20-year-old rapper Lil Nas X offered up a new version of the iconic, all-American cowboy archetype for Gen Z. And now, he’s facing off against one of the most instantly recognizable cowboys of all time: Western star Sam Elliott.

You knew Lil Nas X was going to show up in a Super Bowl LIV commerical somehow. After the Grammy-winning rapper's signature tune "Old Town Road" was recited by 75-year-old acting icon Sam Elliott in a teaser commercial for a Doritos ad slated to air during Sunday's (Feb.

Missy Elliott, who starred with Katy Perry at the 2015 Super Bowl halftime show, returns to the big game via a new Pepsi commercial with H.E.R. Pepsi Zero Sugar debuted a 30-second teaser on Wednesday, which finds the pair performing a segment of the Rolling Stones’ 1966 song “Paint It Black.” While the original song is a morose, minor-key, Eastern-flavored dirge about depression, in the context of the commercial it’s about the soft drink’s trademark matte-black-colored can.

The Grammys concluded wHith a bang this year with teenage sensation Billie Eilish sweeping the awards. Many other musicians, however, made a whole lot of noise for their performances and wins at the awards night. One of them was singer and rapper Lil Nas X who performed his hit track 'Old Town Road' with Korean pop band BTS and partner Billy Ray Cyrus. Lil Nas X also ended the night on a high as he ended up winning two Grammys. 

Rapper Lil Nas X is still pinching himself after starring opposite acting veteran Sam Elliott in a new Super Bowl commercial.

Roommates, the Super Bowl is just days away, but apparently Pepsi couldn’t wait to reveal its latest commercial set to air during the big game. The brand’s new ad features both the legendaryMissy Elliott and legend-in-the-making R&B artist H.E.R., as they team up to show us some fierce girl power.

Missy Elliott is back with the latest Pepsi Super Bowl commercial and she's brought H.E.R. along for the ride.

Between two Grammy wins and countless big-time performances, the past few years have been a whirlwind for H.E.R. The 22-year-old R&B singer will add yet another major accomplishment to her resume on Sunday (Feb.

2 min read Out gay rapper, Lil Nas X, sporting a pink western-inspired Versace outfit complete with a harness, snagged two Grammy awards on Sunday as he continued to ride the wave of his hit debut song “Old Town Road.” The 20-year-old artist and his sidekick Billy Ray Cyrus, who collaborated with him on the famous “Old Town […]

Miley Cyrus celebrated her father Billy Ray Cyrus and "baby brother" Lil Nas X with a sweet family photo via Instagram on Monday (Jan. 27) after the "Old Town Road" country-hip-hop-crossover duo took home two Grammy awards last night (Jan.

Lil Nas X and other LGBTQ celebrities rocked both the ceremony and the red carpet at last night’s (January 26) 62nd Annual Grammy Awards.

In a bittersweet somber opening to the annual Grammy Awards 2020 ceremony, which saw Black gay musician Lil Nas X winning two out of his six nominations and lesbian Tracy Young being the first woman to win in the category of Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical at the Grammy Awards- artist and multiple Grammy winner host Alicia Keys paid a touching tribute to the retired basketball superstar Kobe Bryant who was killed hours before the ceremony began.