Watch the Weeknd’s New Video for “Until I Bleed Out”

True Thompson, 2, is the biggest Trolls fan ever! Khloe Kardashian, 35, posted the cutest video of her toddler playing outside on April 23 with not just one, but two Poppy dolls. Poppy, of course, is the friendly pink star of the animated films who is also Queen of the Pop Trolls. “Poppy!” True exclaimed as she arranged the two plush toys on a narrow strip of grass in Khloe’s spacious outdoor courtyard.

The dub group have put their spin on a Clash classic

Dancing queens! Royalty Brown is obsessed with Drake’s new song, “Toosie Slide,” and she’s got her 10-month-old baby sister, Sinatra hooked! Mom, Nia Guzman shared a video of her daughters dancing in the kitchen at their Los Angeles home on Wednesday night, April 22. The model admitted that Drake’s new track has been on repeat.

Missy Elliott is back with another new music video. This time she’s got a video for the ICONOLOGY EP track “Cool Off,” a neon-tinged twerk-fest set in a museum that imagines Missy herself as a bronzed work of art. Watch it below.

Niall Horan has dropped a new video for his song, “Black and White”.

Charli XCX has released the video for her latest single, "forever." Check it out above. The video combines home-recorded footage of Charli at home with clips sent in by her fans.

The drought is over.

Millie Bobby Brown, 16, took Hannah Montana fans way back with her latest Instagram post! The actress shared a video of herself showing off incredible moves when she did the popular “Hoedown Throwdown” dance that Miley Cyrus, 27, made popular with Hannah Montana: The Movie in 2009, and it was awesome to see! In the clip, the Stranger Things star is wearing a tie dye T-shirt and light pink sweatpants and she has some of her hair up in two pigtails.

Bonnie Raitt has shared a new video paying tribute to the late John Prine, who passed away on April 8 from COVID-19 complications. In the video, Raitt performs “Home,” originally written by Karla Bonoff and covered by Raitt on her 1977 album Sweet Forgiveness.

Kylie Jenner must be getting lonely, wanting to touch her mom Kris Jenner, 63, amid self-distancing. Instead she did the next best thing and got up close with her mom’s Hollywood Wax Museum figure that the matriarch had made especially for her.

The Weeknd is back with another exciting visual from his studio album, After Hours.

Ringo Sheena's band Tokyo Jihen ("Tokyo Incidents," in English) shared the new music video accompanying "Eien no fuzai shomei," a track on the recently reunited band's upcoming EP, News.Sheena penned the tune, which will be featured as the theme song of the latest animated Detective Conan movie, The Scarlet Bullet, opening April 17 in Japanese theaters.

Royalty Brown just might be outpacing her dad Chris‘ dance skills at this point. The five-year-old definitely inherited Breezy’s talent, and he couldn’t be prouder. On Apr. 2 he shared a video of RoRo doing an absolutely killer choreographed routine to Lil Donald‘s hip hop version of “Baby Shark.” She dressed up in black with a scarf covering the lower half of her face at the beginning, causing Chris to caption the Instagram video “My lil NINJA ❤️.”

Grimes has shared a new video for “You’ll Miss Me When I’m Not Around.” In the clip, Grimes poses with a sword in front of a green screen. Watch below.

Amid the nationwide coronavirus pandemic, six celebrities have come together for a PSA to urge Americans to be counted in the 2020 Census.

Moses Sumney’s single “Cut Me” has a new music video, directed and written by Sumney, who also stars in the visual alongside Emara Neymour-Jackson and Malachi Middleton. It begins with Sumney in the back of an ambulance as Neymour-Jackson and Middleton play trombones. The pair then judges and scores a dance routine from Sumney. The video closes with Sumney riding atop the ambulance. Watch the clip below.

In the midst of the global Coronavirus pandemic, The Office actor, John Krasinski has thought to brighten up everyone's day with his new online TV channel - Some Good News - or SGN, as it reads on a poster made by his daughters behind him.

Lil Durk dropped the music video for his latest single on Saturday (March 28), and it's "all love."The visual features a more introspective look at the Chicago native’s experiences in his hometown, with scenes cutting between his home and recording studio and performances on stage in front of crowds. Both the song and video -- which a release describes as "a heartfelt rumination about the love of his neighborhood" -- serve as an ode to where he grew up and gained prominence as a rapper.

Cleaning, but make it sexy. Dorinda Medley, 55, had us in tears laughing as she filmed her very own rendition of Ramona Singer‘s viral floor mopping moment! “Good morning,” a male voice filming could be heard, flipping to a very breathy Dorinda who was cleaning her gigantic kitchen floors.