Watch Ray BLK’s powerful cover of Marvin Gaye’s ‘What’s Goin’ On’

Kelly Clarkson has delivered a pop-rock-tinged version of Olivia Rodrigo‘s breakout ballad, ‘Drivers License‘.Performed as part of the Kellyoke segment on The Kelly Clarkson Show, Clarkson and her band, Y’all, reworked the song to sound akin to some of her earlier work, with heavier drums and the addition of guitar.Watch the cover below.The Kellyoke segment has seen Clarkson cover a wide range of tracks this year alone.

Nandi Bushell has shared her latest cover in the form of an impressive take on Linkin Park‘s ‘Numb’ – watch it below.The 11-year-old drummer, who discovered Linkin Park for the first time this past week, played the track wearing a white vest and bead necklace.“I discovered @linkinpark week!” she tweeted yesterday (June 12). “So many great songs! So this is #numetal! I like the keyboards and the DJ scratching.“#chesterbennington had such an incredible voice.

Wilco‘s Jeff Tweedy and his son Spencer have covered Sharon Van Etten and Angel Olsen‘s new collaborative single – watch the performance below.The pair shared the single ‘Like I Used To’ last month, complete with its own video and subsequent late night TV performance.Jeff and Spencer’s performance of the song came as part of the duo’s long-running livestream show The Tweedy Show.“That’s the best I can do with not knowing the lyrics perfectly yet,” Jeff says after the performance.

After spending three weeks in jail, 21 activists unlawfully arrested in Ghana for simply discussing LGBTIQ+ rights have been granted bail.

EXCLUSIVE: In a competitive situation, Peacock has landed for development Let Me Hear a Rhyme, a drama based on the novel by Tiffany Jackson. The project hails from writer Morenike Balogun (Vampire Academy, Jupiter’s Legacy), Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson and his G-Unit Film and Television, Lionsgate TV and studio-based The Tannenbaum Co. as well as Universal Television. Morgan Cooper (Bel-Air) is attached to direct and executive produce.

Saber Interactive has revealed a new extended trailer of the upcoming video game adaption of Evil Dead: The Game.As unveiled at Geoff Keighley’s Summer Game Fest on June 10th, 2021, the blood-filled trailer showed off Ash Williams (Bruce Campell), Kelly Maxwell (Dana DeLorenzo) and Pablo Simon Bolivar (Ray Santiago) going toe-to-toe with numerous zombie-like creatures.

UN human rights experts have slammed the detention of 21 LGBTQ+ human rights defenders in Ghana who continue to be denied bail.

The 4x Emmy nominated creator and star of HBO’s Insecure, Issa Rae, will have a voiceover in Sony’s sequel to its Oscar-winning feature, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Deadline has confirmed.

Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen are celebrating another trip around the sun!The besties had a joint surprise party, thrown by their close friends. The Bravo star turned 53 on Wednesday, while the CNN journalist turned 54 on Thursday.«Gemini Twins: ACTIVATE! Happy Birthday to my friend, AC2 partner, and brilliant Daddy.

They’re not just best friends, they’re almost twins!

RIO DE JANEIRO -- Chauffeured in a classic Porsche, the Brazilian beauty steps out into 1960s Rio de Janeiro.

Good Morning Britain's Adil Ray has appeared to take a swipe at Piers Morgan as he made a jibe about people who criticise others for saying they are experiencing mental health issues.The presenter, who previously praised his co-star Kate Garraway, was discussing tennis player Naomi Osaka withdrawing from press conferences due to the negative effect it has on her mental health.

and Nick Jonas were the sure-shot show stealers on the Billboard Music Awards 2021 red carpet and there's absolutely no doubt about that.

Jeremy Helligar At the beginning of the 1970s, mainstream Black music was a massive singles scene. A handful of Motown acts, including the Supremes and the Temptations, had managed to score Top 10 albums during the ‘60s, but with the exception of Aretha Franklin’s Atlantic Records releases post-“Respect” and Ray Charles’ run of early ‘60s hits on ABC, Black artists weren’t typically creating classic album-length artistic statements on par with The Beatles’ “Sgt.

“What’s Going On.”But for the late Motown legend, football was the answer to help lift him out of a deep depression after the 1970 death of Tammi Terrell — his frequent duet partner on hits such as  “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough”  — and into creating “What’s Going On,” his classic album that was released 50 years ago on May 21, 1971.“It was during a time when he was trying out for the Detroit Lions and being a football player,” said David Ritz, author of 1985’s “Divided Soul: The Life of Marvin