'Tales From the Loop': TV Review

Aloe Blacc dedicated his Billboard Live At-Home set Monday (April 20) to his former collaborator Avicii on the second anniversary of the Swedish DJ's death, while raising money for Feeding America, which helps people struggling with food insecurity.

Almost a century before the recent, wildly popular Hilma af Klint retrospective at New York's Guggenheim, the Swedish artist imagined a spiraling white temple, not unlike that Manhattan landmark, as the home for her paintings. Most of what she envisioned for her art was denied her during her lifetime, but af Klint, ever prescient and prolific, understood her work's power and importance and, planning for posterity, she managed, in a way, to have the last laugh.

Justin Bieber, 26, has so much love for his Beliebers! The Canadian pop star got wind of the viral #BieberVirtualConcert happening on the social live audio app MixIr and decided to join in on the action. Thousands of fans were logged in for the stream, and were shocked when Justin himself serenaded them with a special live performance.

[Note: In the wake ofthe Tribeca festival's postponement this year,The Hollywood Reporteris reviewing select entries that elected to premiere digitally.] It's fitting that Wake Up on Mars opens in winter. The frozen Swedish landscape is an apt backdrop for this real-life tale of suspended animation: Two teenage sisters, in side-by-side beds, lie in a coma-like condition that's variously known as uppgivenhetssyndrom, apatisk (apathy) syndrome and resignation syndrome.

Ariana Grande brought ancient Greece to the digital era with an angelic performance of the Hercules classic, "I Won't Say I'm in Love," as part of ABC's The Disney Family Singalong.Decked in purple eyeshadow, the signature ponytail and a matching outfit, Ari was a 2020 Megara as she delivered the relatable tune of resisting vulnerability.

Swedish singer-songwriter JÁNA wasn't always comfortable letting people know the details of her personal life. But she worked up the courage to reveal parts of herself while writing sketches of a song in her home studio.

Get ready for some dancing on your own...

2020 started on a grand note for Selena Gomez, in terms of the professional aspect as she finally released her highly-awaited album, Rare. Her latest work comes five years after the release of her most successful album, Revival.

Selena Gomez is firing back at the critics.  Speaking with Interview for its Spring 2020 issue, the "Lose You To Love Me" singer opened up to Amy Schumer about her complex relationship with the media and how it's shaped her life. While discussing the public's fascination with her, Gomez shared that her newfound candor is the result of her trying to reclaim her story.

By Anthony D'Alessandro

Nathan Kalish never met Johnny Cash. But he's co-written a song with the late icon -- "Delta Woman," premiering exclusively below, from Kalish's new album, Songs for Nobody.

By Adam B. Vary

With advanced buzz already comparing it to Stranger Things, British actress Rebecca Hall admits when she first heard the pitch for Amazon’s new sci-fi anthology series Tales From the Loop her interest was piqued.

By Daniel D'Addario