Watch Alessia Cara and H.E.R. team up for a remote Amy Winehouse cover

Alessia Cara sent a message of hope and friendship to the people of Canada with an uplifting performance during the ‘Stronger Together, Tous Ensemble’ special.

Elvis Duran has a big lineup prepared for the first-ever “Elvis Duran Stay At Home Ball” livestream concert.

As the first in her Russian-Ukrainian family to grow up in America, Alina Baraz was raised in Cleveland on classical music, but soon fell for R&B.

The singer's latest release is inspired by Amy Winehouse, Curtis Mayfield and Kendrick Lamar

LONDON — Music IP investment company Hipgnosis Songs has acquired a 70% share of Mark Ronson's catalog, including his publishing and writer's interest in Amy Winehouse's "Back To Black" and the global number one single "Uptown Funk."Terms were not disclosed for the deal, which is Hipgnosis' sixth major acquisition of 2020, having already picked up full or partial stakes in the catalogs of Blink-182's Tom DeLonge, Emile Haynie, Ammar Malik, Brian Higgins and Bon Jovi's Richie Sambora.Earlier this

Alex Rodriguez celebrated his daughter Ella on her 12th birthday. The MLB commentator honored his baby girl with a special video wrapped in adorable moments from dance competitions to outings with her stepmother Jennifer Lopez and sweet time with her sister and step-siblings. One of the most beautiful clips came in the beginning when A-Rod’s daughter started the family karaoke session. At the start, Ella holds the microphone and sings Alessia Cara’s Scars to Your Beautiful.

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World Health Organization and Global Citizen are teaming up for their massive worldwide special, One World: Together at Home, on Saturday (April 18) to support and applaud healthcare workers in the fight against COVID-19.Curated in collaboration with Lady Gaga, the jam-packed event features Alicia Keys, Amy Poehler, Awkwafina, Camila Cabello, Celine Dion, Ellen DeGeneres, Jennifer Lopez, LL Cool J, Lupita Nyong'o, Matthew McConaughey, Oprah Winfrey, Pharrell Williams, Sam Smith, Shawn Mendes,

All fans had to do was stay inside to enjoy Alessia Cara's Billboard Live At-Home performance on Friday (April 17), which raised money for Direct Relief to equip medical workers with much-needed supplies.As song requests kept coming in from the comments section, Cara arranged an a cappella quarantine version of her No. 7 Billboard Hot 100 hit with Zedd "Stay" on the spot.

Like many of us, Alessia Cara has been channeling her inner chef while in quarantine.The songstress joined Live With Kelly and Ryan virtually on Monday (April 13) to discuss her acting debut in the upcoming animated film, The Willoughbys. "You kind of have to get everything across with just your voice, so all the expressions come from there," she explained.

Mariah Carey celebrated Easter in a very special way on Sunday night (April 13). Taking to the roof deck of her New York apartment, Carey, wearing pink bunny ears and silk floral jammies, joined thousands of other New Yorkers in paying homage to the hard-working first responders who are working long hours taking care of the city's COVID-19 patients.Clapping and cheering them at sunset, Carey joined a chorus of fellow Manhattan residents in honoring the workers at 7 p.m.

Alessia Cara, Lee Brice, Grouplove and more are partnering with Billboard for another week of Billboard Live At-Home sessions, and it's all for a good cause!

Mariah Carey took to social media on Thursday (April 9) to celebrate the 15th anniversary of her smash comeback album The Emancipation of Mimi with an impromptu rendition of fan-favorite deep cut "Your Girl.""Throwing it back with one of my favorite album cuts from the Mimi album - YOUR GIRL! Hope everybody is staying safe," the superstar captioned the video using the hashtag #TEOMAnniversary.Clad in a blue kimono-style robe emblazoned with peacocks, Carey delivers vocals fit for the gods as she

Classics from Amy Winehouse, Nirvana and Fleetwood Mac dominate the top 3 spots

The Noughties was a time of innovation in music. There was the arrival of downloads, the launch of the iPod and the rise of TV talent shows; as well as globally huge albums by Dido, David Dray and Amy Winehouse. But how well do you really know your stuff?

Alessia Cara and H.E.R. are the quarantine duo we didn’t know we needed.

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