Vanessa Carlton stunned the crowd at London’s Wireless Festival when she joined Drake onstage Saturday night for a live rendition of her early-2000s anthem “A Thousand Miles.” The unexpected duet unfolded during the second of Drake’s three headlining sets at Finsbury Park, where the Canadian rapper paused his performance to welcome the 44-year-old singer-songwriter to the stage. Carlton took her place
Drake had a bold message for the crowd—and his critics—during Night 2 of his three-night headlining run at Rockstar Energy’s Wireless Festival in London on July 12th. While addressing the audience, Drake hyped himself up by highlighting the uniqueness of his performance schedule: “Three nights headlining, three different sets, three different vibes. Name another artist
Lauryn Hill was one of 6 artists Drake tapped to share the stage with him on the first of his three nights headlining London’s Wireless Festival this weekend. The OVO rapper set an R&B theme for night one of the concert series, which saw him pass the mic to singers such as Mario, Bobby Valentino, Bryson Tiller, and Giveon to
Amazon boss Jeff Bezos and wife Lauren Sánchez’s elaborate June 27 Venice wedding drew hordes of paparazzi, lookie loos and an A++ guest list that included Oprah, Bill Gates, Leonardo DiCaprio, Usher, a clutch of Kardashians, Orlando Bloom, Sydney Sweeney, Jerry Seinfeld and many more. So, when MC was asked about the lavish, reportedly $50
A frightening moment unfolded during Beyoncé’s recent Houston concert when a mechanical issue struck mid-performance, causing her airborne “flying car” prop to suddenly tilt off balance. The Houston-born singer was making a hometown stop on her “Cowboy Carter” tour when the incident occurred during the penultimate song, in which she sits in a red car
Beyoncé closed out her final London performance of the Cowboy Carter Tour on June 17th with a heartfelt tribute to Paul McCartney and a nod to his daughter, designer Stella McCartney, while performing The Beatles’ civil rights-era anthem “Blackbird.” The Grammy-winning artist delivered the track to a packed crowd at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, then took to Instagram to express her
Kendrick Lamar performed his Grammy-winning “Not Like Us” in Drake’s hometown during a tour stop in Toronto, and the crowd didn’t want it to end. Video from the show shows Lamar towering over the audience as they erupted into chants of “one more time” after he performed the blistering track aimed at the Toronto rapper. The crowd didn’t
The surprise appearance came as 50 Cent continues his own European tour, which includes a July 3 headlining show at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London alongside Mary J. Blige and Davido. Brown’s Manchester concert marked one of his first major performances since being released on £5 million bail last month, following his arrest on May
2025 BET Awards, Snoop Dogg stood at the mountaintop while accepting the Ultimate Icon Award with his wife and Dr. Dre at his side, looking out into a room of some of the biggest names in R&B and hip-hop. Coming toward the end of the show, the Snoop tribute began with Dre giving a speech that both
Kevin Hart poked at celebrities left and right during his opening monologue at the 2025 BET Awards. On Monday night at the Peacock Theatre in Los Angeles, the comedian targeted Sean “Diddy” Combs, Kanye West, and Cardi B while hosting the ceremony. Although Combs was not directly named, he alluded to the rapper multiple times while telling the audience
