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Actress Lily Collins is a mom! The Emily in Paris star announced the arrival of her first baby with her husband Charlie McDowell. The couple welcomed their little one via surrogate and hadn’t previously shared they were growing their family.

The actress, who is the daughter of musician Phil Collins, shared a picture of her newborn baby on Instagram lying in a bassinet and what appeared to be Lily’s handing on the baby’s chest. The couple welcomed a baby girl and chose to name her Tove Jane McDowell. Tove shares a middle name with her mom. “Welcome to the center of our world,” the MaXXXine star wrote. The actress went on to express her gratitude for her surrogate and her journey to motherhood. “Words will never express our endless gratitude for our incredible surrogate and everyone who helped us along the way. We love you to the moon and back again…...

Lily Collins is a mom!

The 35-year-old Emily in Paris actress just announced that she welcomed her first child, a baby girl, via a surrogate.

Lily and her husband Charlie McDowell shared the news in a joint Instagram post in which they shared the first photo of their daughter and revealed her sweet name.

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“Welcome to the center of our world Tove Jane McDowell. Words will never express our endless gratitude for our incredible surrogate and everyone who helped us along the way. We love you to the moon and back again…” Lily captioned the post.

Lily welcomed her daughter just days after wrapping her run in the West End play Barcelona.

Stars like Amanda Seyfried, Billie Lourd, Sarah Hyland, Jordana Brewster, and Riley Keough all shared their love in the comments section with the first 10 minutes of the post going up!

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In the beginning, R.E.M. would play anywhere that would have them, from pizza parlors to gay bars to frat parties. For all the arty elusiveness of their early music, the band that would end up setting the template for the Nineties alt-rock boom was hungrier and more strategic than it might have seemed — which is just one of many revelations in Peter Ames Carlin’s illuminating new book, The Name of This Band Is R.E.M.: A Biography.

In the new episode of Rolling Stone Music Now, Carlin...

A white, rich, drunk man in his late 40s (or early 50s) heads to bed in the bathrobe he’s been wearing all day and says, almost to himself, “So concludes another day in paradise.” Seconds later, sure enough, he’s singing Phil Collins’ song of the same name and flipping through his CD collection so he can listen to the track. Considering the frenzied context surrounding the scene, one might be forgiven for assuming it’s a relatively minor moment. After all, we already know the warbling Gen X’er will be dead the next morning. (His nighttime jam session is told in flashback.) The evidence indicates he was murdered, and the only party present for his mumbled a cappella number is also the last guy to see him alive (Sterling K. Brown). Oh, and it just so happens the singer is the President of the United States, and...

This year’s Academy Award nominations were just announced, shining a spotlight on some of the best movies of the year, plus some pretty bad movies, and also a bunch of stuff that nobody has ever heard of and may or may not actually be real for all we know.

One snub that some fans are clearly disappointed about is the lack of a nomination for Will & Harper in the Best Documentary category. The acclaimed doc followed Will Ferrell and his friend Harper Steele on a cross-country road trip, shortly after her decision to transition in 2021.

Will & Harper also, arguably, deserved a nomination for Best Original Song. In the movie, Ferrell and Steele task Kristen Wiig with penning an anthem for their road trip. The resulting “Harper and Will Go West” is surprisingly good; it’s catchy, and has clever lyrics, such as how it compares the duo to “Thelma and Louise,...

Now that the box-office success of A Complete Unknown has achieved the seemingly impossible feat of turning at least a few Gen-z viewers into Bob Dylan stans, Hollywood’s biopic wave is about to turn into a tsunami. Next up is the Bruce Springsteen movie Deliver Me From Nowhere, starring Jeremy Allen White, and four separate Beatles movies from director Sam Mendes. (To hear the whole episode, go here for the podcast provider of your choice, listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, or just press play below).

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Marcus J. Moore, author of 2020’s The Butterfly Effect: How Kendrick Lamar Ignited the Soul of Black America, initially assumed it was too late to follow it with a book about one of his favorite hip-hop groups of all time, De La Soul. “My first thought was, ‘Oh, well, clearly I can’t do that, because there’s already been a book written,'” he says on the new episode of Rolling Stone Music Now. “And then much to my surprise, there wasn’t one.” (To hear the whole episode,...

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Phil Collins’ various health issues have prevented him from playing the drums for the past several years, but the iconic musician briefly tested out his classic Gretsch concert tom kit for the first time in more than a decade in a new video for Drumeo.

The 73-year-old Genesis legend endured a major spinal injury in 2007, and also suffers from drop foot (difficulty lifting the front part of his foot) and chronic neck pain from years of drumming. He currently uses a cane to walk.

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Drumeo caught up with Collins for a recent two-hour documentary, detailing his history as a drummer and his current physical limitations. It features interviews with Collins and his son Nic, among others.

In an additional video posted on Friday (December 27th), Nic Collins and Drumeo host Brandon Toews put together Phil’s classic Gretch kit that had been in storage for more than a decade.

Phil Collins is sharing a sad update about his health.

The 73-year-old music icon confirmed in Phil Collins: Drummer First, a documentary released on December 18, that he can no longer play the drums.

“I’ve spent all my life playing drums. To suddenly not be able to do that is a shock,” he admitted.

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Phil explained that after playing drums in concert with Genesis for five decades and on solo tours since the ‘80s, his hands and legs have been affected to the point that he had to retire from drumming in March 2022 after his last performance with his band.

“If I can’t do what I did as well as I did it, I’d rather relax and not do anything,” he said.

“If I wake up one day and I can hold a pair of drumsticks, then I’ll have a crack at it.

Phil Collins: A Legacy of Music Overshadowed by Physical Decline

Phil Collins, the iconic drummer and vocalist of Genesis, has opened up about his deteriorating health in a new documentary. The 73-year-old musician’s candid revelations paint a picture of a man grappling with the physical limitations brought on by a lifetime of relentless drumming.

A Reluctant Retirement

The documentary features a heartbreaking admission from Collins: “I’ve used up my air miles.” This statement reflects his acceptance of the reality that his drumming career is likely over. Years of performing have taken a toll on his body, particularly his hands, feet, and back. The simple act of holding drumsticks has become a painful endeavor, forcing him to resort to taping them to his hands during past performances.

The documentary aptly titles itself “Phil Collins: Drummer First,” highlighting the centrality of drumming in Collins’ identity. He describes the drums as his lifelong companion,...

Phil Collins is sharing a health update in greater detail than ever before.

Years ago, the legendary Genesis drummer had to cancel shows due to his worsening health.

Fans fear for Phil Collins’ health. After a 50 year career, he is no longer able to play the drums.

Retirement is his only option. Drumming led directly to a number of his ailments.

Singer Phil Collins performs on stage during “The last domino” tour of the British rock band Genesis at the Paris La Defense Arena, in Nanterre, northeastern France, on March 16, 2022. (Photo Credit: Thomas Coex/Afp via Getty Images) There’s a new Phil Collins documentary discussing his health

More than once, we’ve heard about Phil Collins retiring from music. But the retirement in March of 2022 appears to be the real deal.

On Wednesday, December 18, the incomparable musician’s Phil Collins: Drummer First documentary debuted on YouTube.

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Radiohead have had a spy in their midst for years. As his excellent new book, How to Disappear: A Portrait of Radiohead, reveals, bassist Colin Greenwood has been snapping candid, lovely photographs of his bandmates since the early 2000s — in the studio, in dressing rooms, and even, somehow, onstage during the middle of their concerts.

In the new episode of Rolling Stone Music Now, Greenwood — who just finished a tour playing bass with Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds — talks about his book, looks back at highlights of his years in the band,...

With the box office smash Moana 2 crushing box office records, Disney has added another monster musical to their filmography. Few companies are more associated with the genre than Disney. Not only do they win big prizes in film, but Disney Musicals have taken over Broadway for years at a time. Moana 2 will still pocket several hundred million dollars before it’s done. That, as well as the impending release of Mufasa, make this the perfect time to look back over the best Disney Musicals in history.

Of note, this is a contentious discussion, to say the least. There are dozens of movies and musicals to choose from, all with valid rationales behind their inclusion. This required some hardline rules, which eliminated a few movies in the process. To qualify, we required four songs, sung for the purposes of plot by a character in the movie, to be eligible for inclusion.

Fresh off of its record-breaking four Golden Globes nominations – the most ever for an animated film – “The Wild Robot” has officially taken the lead in the Best Song race at the Oscars. An impressive 100% of our editors and 96% of experts think the standout track “Kiss The Sky” will be nominated come the official announcement on Jan. 17, according to our current combined odds.

At the beginning of the month, “Emilia Pérez” led the category with “El Mal,” but the acclaimed track from the animated movie has been gaining momentum just as awards season kicks into full gear. “Kiss The Sky” is performed by Maren Morris and written by the team of Delacey, Jordan K. Johnson, Stefan Johnson, Morris, Michael Pollack, and Ali Tamposi.

The song is not only a beautiful anthem of self-empowerment and facing fears, but it also serves as one of the emotional high points in a pivotal scene in the film.

Drummer Phil Collins is the subject of Drummer First, a documentary premiering on YouTube next week.

Despite his status as one of the best selling music artists in the world, Phil Collins is, first and formost, a drummer. He says as much in new documentary Drummer First, which premieres on the Drumeo YouTube channel next week.

Musicians appearing in the documentary include Nic Collins, Chad Smith, Mike Portnoy, Leland Sklar, Tommy Aldridge, Eloy Casagrande, Billy Cobham, Matt Cameron, Daryl Stuermer, Luis Conte, Dom Famularo, Simon Phillips, Todd Sucherman, Jonathan Moffett, Jordan Rudess, Brann Dailor, Liberty DeVitto and Chad Wackerman.

Drumeo has carved out a bit of a niche among drummers and aspiring musicians, producing videos where drummers from famous bands react, play along to or compose their own original drum parts for various songs. Michael Jackson’s drummer Jonathan ‘Sugarfoot’ Moffett playing along with metronomic precision to Smooth Criminal, and...

Amy Allen just scored a Grammy nomination for Songwriter of the Year after co-writing every song on Sabrina Carpenter’s Short n’ Sweet — and she owes her entire career to the vampire baby in one of the Twilight movies. As a nursing student at Boston College, she discovered a major flaw in her career plan during that baby’s gory birth scene. “I blacked out in the movie theater cause I, like, couldn’t see blood,” she says in the new episode of Rolling Stone Music Now, “which I didn...

Chappell Roan and Olivia Rodrigo, two of the biggest and most interesting pop artists of the past half decade, have a not-so-secret weapon in common: producer and co-writer Daniel Nigro, formerly the frontman of the ’00s band As Tall As Lions. Nigro, who just scored a Grammy nomination for Producer of the Year, helped Roan and Rodrigo step off the pop assembly line and sidestep trends, building uncommonly sturdy catalogs of precisely crafted, oft rock-inflected hits.

In the new episode of our Rolling Stone Music Now podcast, Nigro shares studio...

Genesis are celebrating the 50th anniversary of their 1974 opus, The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, with a Super Deluxe Edition featuring a remastered version of the double LP, a new Dolby Atmos mix, a complete 1975 concert from the Lamb tour, three unheard demos, and a 60-page coffee table book with liner notes by Alexis Petridis. It will hit shelves on March 28, 2025.

The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway was the last album that Genesis recorded before Peter Gabriel quit the band to launch a solo career. It’s a concept record...

Michael Mann's big-screen iteration of his hit 1980s television series "Miami Vice" was up against it from the moment it was greenlit. The problem was right there in the title, and what it represented. When people who were old enough to have watched "Miami Vice" during its run from 1984 to 1990 recalled the show, they remembered a series that was Reagan-era style over substance. It was cool during a profoundly uncool era, a byproduct of empty MTV gloss bolstered by ultra-unhip music from Glenn Frey and Phil Collins. Star Don Johnson -- unshaven in a white sportcoat, rocking white Cole Haan kicks without socks -- was the epitome of the series.

The shimmering South Florida surfaces was one reason to watch, but anyone who paid actual attention to the plotlines knew going into Mann's film that the show was always about a rough, thankless, inherently deceitful job and the...

Ed Sheeran has said Band Aid didn’t ask permission to reuse his vocals on the upcoming 40th anniversary version of “Do They Know It’s Christmas?”

In a post on his Instagram Story, Sheeran further explained that he would have “respectfully declined” a request to include his vocals from the 2014 version after learning more about the negative stereotypes that can be furthered by such initiatives.

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“My approval wasn’t sought on this new Band Aid 40 release and had I had the choice I would have respectfully declined the use of my vocals,” Sheeran wrote. “A decade on and my understanding of the narrative associated with this has changed, eloquently explained by @fuseodg. This is just my personal stance, I’m hoping it’s a forward looking one. Love to all x”

Sheeran referenced a post from Ghanaian-English singer and rapper Fuse Odg, in which...

A decade ago, Ed Sheeran joined the British and Irish supergroup Band Aid to cover the charity single “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” The 2014 iteration of the song — which originally premiered in 1989 and was updated in 2004 — also featured One Direction and Sam Smith, among others. Last week, these same names appeared when Band Aid announced the lineup for the 2024 version. But now, Sheeran claims he was never contacted to extend permission to use his vocals on the recording — and even if he had been, he would have said no.

Some lessons need to be learned over and over again. When Bob Dylan and the Beatles broke through in the Sixties, they paved the way for generations of artists to write their own songs. But by the early 2000s, the charts had been largely reclaimed by pro songwriters and svengali producers — until a young, putatively country artist named Taylor Swift came along.

As Swift rapidly moved toward pop stardom, guitar always in hand, she started an industry-wide movement toward artists — especially young women — writing about their own lives again. “When...

In 1984, the music supergroup Band Aid was formed to record a holiday song for African family relief titled “Do They Know It’s Christmas.” The song has since become a seasonal classic. In celebration of the song’s 40th anniversary, it’s getting a modern remix. But should it be reworked again?

Details of ‘Do They Know It’s Christmas’ 40th anniversary remix

“Do They Know It’s Christmas” has been updated in honor of the song’s 40th anniversary. A remix will subsequently combine the original track with three prior versions to honor the relief efforts of the Bob Geldof, Midge Ure tune.

The confirmed vocal takes on the song’s 2024 version include George Michael, Boy George, Sting, Simon Le Bon, Robbie Williams, Dido, Sugababes, Ed Sheeran, Sinéad O’Connor, Sam Smith, Seal, Guy Garvey, and Harry Styles. There will also be two appearances by Chris Martin and three from Bono.

Decades never start quite on time, pop-culturally speaking, and it’s tempting to say that the Sixties didn’t really kick off until the Beatles played The Ed Sullivan Show in 1964, just as “Smells Like Teen Spirt” started the Nineties in 1991. But as David Browne’s new book, Talkin’ Greenwich Village: The Heady Rise and Slow Fall of America’s Bohemian Music Capital, suggests, the Sixties’ spirit really began in Greenwich Village, not Liverpool — and the music that really got it going was written by Bob Dylan. In June of 1963, Peter,...

The American Psycho soundtrack boasts some classic rock and pop hits from the 1980s. Songs by New Order and Genesis have even become synonymous with the movie, given the crucial scenes in which they play. Based on the novel by Bret Easton Ellis and directed by Mary Harron, American Psycho revolves around a New York City banker who doubles as a serial killer at night. Rather than delving into familiar psychological thriller tropes, the highly quotable American Psycho takes a darkly comic approach as it decodes the consumerism and toxic masculinity that drives its twisted lead character, Patrick Bateman.

Music plays a chief role in American Psycho, given that Patrick has quite an interesting playlist. Despite the dark, homicidal things brewing in his mind, he listens to cheery songs while walking to the office. When he has visitors at his home, Patrick can also flaunt his record collection and break...

The Golden Bachelorette suitor Pascal Ibgui has made it to Joan Vassos' Final 3 contestants, and he revealed that he shockingly dressed up like her for Halloween. During The Golden Bachelorette season 1, Joan and Pascal have been building a strong connection. From their one-on-one date to their hometown date, they're headed in the right direction. Now, Pascal has made it to her Final 3, along with Chock Chapple and Guy Gansert, and he'll be joining her for a Fantasy Suite date in Tahiti.

Pascal shared a photograph of himself dressed as Joan, with a long blonde wig, wearing a gold dress that was similar to the one that Joan wore during her Golden Bachelorette premiere.

In an Instagram post, Pascal shared a photograph of himself dressed as Joan, with a long blonde wig, wearing a gold dress that was similar to the one that Joan wore during her Golden Bachelorette premiere. He...

The success of singer Bruno Mars has skyrocketed with hits like Just the Way You Are and Uptown Funk. One of the greatest musicians of all time, Mars is known for his brilliant songs, amazing performances, and smooth vocals. He is a true legend in music history!

Bruno Mars | Credits: Instagram @brunomars

Mars has achieved popularity and broken records on some of the world’s biggest stages thanks to his music, which is a unique blend of pop, funk, and rhythm and blues. However, did you know that he holds three Guinness Book of World Records?

Bruno Mars impersonated The King Bruno Mars in Honeymoon in Vegas | Credits: Columbia Pictures

Bruno Mars, whose real name is Peter Gene Hernandez, grew up surrounded by music, but he didn’t become famous overnight. According to The Revolver Club, when Mars was only three years old, he began impersonating Elvis Presley, encouraged by his uncle,...

Dancing With the Stars judge Carrie Ann Inaba continues to receive the wrath of upset fans due to her critiques.

In particular, fans let her hear it after she delivered what some felt was a harsh review during Week 5’s Disney Night.

The Bachelor star, Joey Graziadei, and his dance partner, Jenna Johnson, performed the samba in costumes inspired by Tarzan.

They wowed the audience with their moves, set to a rendition of Trashin’ the Camp, originally performed by former The View host Rosie O’Donnell and singer Phil Collins.

During the routine, two DWTS judges visibly enjoyed the performance. Bruno Tonioli stood up to watch part of the routine, and Derek Hough noticeably bopped around to the performance in his seat.

While both delivered helpful critiques and praise that the audience seemed Ok with, Carrie Ann’s comments didn’t sit well with some.

Joey and Jenna’s Samba was...

Cher. Julie Andrews. Audra McDonald. Al Pacino. Bette Midler.

Of all the storied entertainers one award away from achieving Egot status — that is, a performer or creative who has won a competitive Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony — two near-winners are not like the others: South Park overlords Trey Parker and Matt Stone.

So how have the pair — famed for gags like “The Crack Baby Athletic Association,” the “HUMANCENTiPAD,” and of course, sending Lemmiwinks the gerbil on a trip up Mr. Slave’s ass — managed to go get closer to an Egot than Meryl Streep or Denzel Washington? Well, by making excellent television for more than two decades and taking a brief detour onto Broadway.

Winning their first Primetime Emmy Award for South Park in 2005, an achievement the duo have repeated four more times since, Stone and Parker became serious Egot contenders in 2011, when their musical, The Book of Mormon, made its Broadway debut.

Despite numerous Grammy nominations in the country field, and a Best Country Duo/Group Performance win with Kacey Musgraves for “I Remember Everything,” Zach Bryan says he doesn’t want to be defined as a country music artist.

In an exclusive Rolling Stone interview between Bryan and Bruce Springsteen, the Great American Bar Scene songwriter and the New Jersey working-class hero talked at length about how country music has affected their work. Springsteen cited Hank Williams and Johnny Cash as influences, while Bryan praised Jason Isbell and went on to...

The 2024 Netflix music documentary The Greatest Night in Pop features behind-the-scenes footage and details of the historic "We Are The World" song's creation. Released back in 1985, "We Are The World" brought together the biggest names in the music industry from all types of genres, including pop, country, folk, rock, and more. The song was assembled by producers Quincy Jones and Michael Omartian and was originated by musician and activist Harry Belafonte and manager Ken Kragen.

The Greatest Night in Pop features new present-day interviews from Lionel Richie, who was a songwriter on "We Are The World" along with pop star Michael Jackson. Richie and Jackson had become acquaintances while their immensely successful music careers were just taking off as the lead singers of The Commodores and The Jackson Five, respectively. "We Are The World" remains to be one of the best-selling songs of all time, selling over 20 million physical copies during the mid-1980s.

Ah, the world of Netflix’s Emily in Paris! It’s a delightful feast for the eyes, with not two but three main characters. Yes, we have our lead, Emily Cooper, and the enchanting city of Paris, but let’s be honest—Emily’s wardrobe is the real showstopper here. If clothes could talk, we bet they’d have their own spin-off series by now! Now let’s talk about the woman behind the fabulous outfits: Lily Collins, who embodies the audacious Emily.

Lily Collins in Emily in Paris | Credit: Netflix

This enchanting English-American actress rose to fame with her feature film debut in 2009’s The Blind Side, and since then, she’s been on a meteoric rise, or should we say, she’s been en Vogue.

And since 2020, she’s been painting Paris red—or whatever color matches her fabulous ensembles—as the super stylist marketing executive we all love,...

Peter E. Strauss, the film executive behind projects such as “The Jacket” and “Air,” died Oct. 6 at his home in Beverly Hills. He was 83.

Strauss held a number of roles over the course of his five-decade career, including most recently, executive vice president of Mandalay Pictures and previously president of Lions Gate Entertainment. At Mandalay, he oversaw the financing and distribution for film and television titles. Strauss is credited with contributing to the growth of independent cinema through his involvement in foreign sales and off-balance-sheet financing for independent films.

Strauss joined Lionsgate in 1998, overseeing U.S. operations for the company. During his time there, Lionsgate evolved its independent film production and distribution. Prior to this role, Strauss had worked at International Movie Group, where he produced and executive produced over 30 films as president, CEO and chairman, including the “Best of the Best” series, “Buster” with Phil Collins, and “Cadence” starring...

“This world is bullshit,” Chappell Roan recently said, during an extended TikTok rant. “You shouldn’t model your life on what we think is cool and what we’re wearing and what we’re saying and everything. Go with yourself.” All right, fine, that was actually what Fiona Apple said on the VMAs in 1997 — and at the time, Apple’s dissatisfaction with fame briefly threatened to become the essence of her brand, overshadowing the brilliance of her music. But Apple continued creating, and her songs have long since outlasted any passing controversies.

Phil Collins’ health has become a subject of concern for fans in recent years.

That’s because of a 2007 spinal injury that left him with limited mobility.

Based on his recent appearances, Collins is still able to walk with the assistance of a cane. But sources close to the rock legend say that he’s no longer able to play the drums.

Phil Collins of Genesis performs on the opening night of their North American “The Last Domino?” tour at the United Center on November 15, 2021 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Timothy Hiatt/Getty Images)

Phil Collins Dodges Questions About His Health

Collins himself has been quiet on the topic of his condition.

When concerns are raised, he tends to dismiss them with a joke. In 2022, for example, Collins appeared alongside his Genesis bandmates for a concert that was billed as the band’s “last show ever.”

While he never stepped behind the drum kit,...

Plot: Two top-level fixers (Brad Pitt and George Clooney) with underworld connections must overcome their rivalry when a job goes awry.

Review: Wolfs is getting a curiously unceremonious release, considering the talent involved. There was a time when Brad Pitt and George Clooney doing a buddy action movie together would have been an event. And the movie’s good to boot! Yet, Wolfs, which comes from director Jon Watts, who made the Tom Holland Spider-Man Trilogy for the MCU, I only got a quiet one-week theatrical run before its debut on Apple TV Plus on September 27th. It’s playing on precisely one screen here in Montreal and was not screened for critics.

So, what’s going on here? Probably, Apple is still licking its wounds from the embarrassing failure of their mega-budget movies, Argylle and Fly Me To The Moon, which, despite huge casts, cratered at the box office.

The best in country music was celebrated at the 2024 People’s Choice Country Awards!

Shania Twain hosted the show live from the Grand Ole Opry House on Thursday (September 26) in Nashville, Tenn.

Make sure to check out all of our posts about the event and the best red carpet photos!

The show mainly consisted of performances instead of handing out all of the awards. Many of the main categories of the night, including the top awards, were not announced on TV.

Head inside to check out the full winners list…

You can see the full winners list below though!

People’s Choice Country Awards Winners

The People’s Artist of 2024:

1. Beyoncé

2. Jelly Roll

3. Kacey Musgraves

4. Kane Brown

5. Lainey Wilson

6. Luke Combs

7. Morgan Wallen – Winner

8. Zach Bryan

The Female Artist of 2024:

1. Beyoncé

2. Carly Pearce

3. Dolly Parton

4. Kacey Musgraves

5. Kelsea Ballerini

6. Lainey Wilson – Winner

7. Megan Moroney

8. Miranda Lambert

The Male...

Shaboozey, Mgk, and Morgan Wallen were among the winners at the 2024 People’s Choice Country Awards. Hosted by Shania Twain, the fan-voted awards were held in Nashville at the Opry House, the home of the Grand Ole Opry.

2024 People’s Choice Country Awards winners list:

The People’s Artist of 2024

Beyoncé

Jelly Roll

Kacey Musgraves

Kane Brown

Lainey Wilson

Luke Combs

Morgan Wallen – Winner

Zach Bryan

The Female Artist of 2024

Beyoncé

Carly Pearce

Dolly Parton

Kacey Musgraves

Kelsea Ballerini

Lainey Wilson – Winner

Megan Moroney

Miranda Lambert

The Male Artist of...

It’s the night of the 2024 People’s Choice Country Awards, so let’s take a moment to look at everyone expected to attend!

Shania Twain is hosting the show live from the Grand Ole Opry House Tonight (September 26) in Nashville, Tenn.

The show is airing live on NBC at 8pm Et/Pt and E! will air a red carpet special beginning at 6pm Et/Pt.

In addition to all of the celebs who are performing on stage at the event, plenty of stars will also be there to present to the winners.

Head inside to see the full list of performers and nominees…

Keep scrolling to see the full list of performers, presenters, and nominees…

People’s Choice Country Awards Performers

Shania Twain

Brad Paisley

Machine Gun Kelly (mgk)

Miranda Lambert

Kane Brown

Keith Urban

Kelsea Ballerini

Lady A

Parker McCollum

The War and Treaty

People’s Choice Country...

David Gilmour just released a new album, Luck and Strange, and he’s about to kick off his first tour since 2016 — as for any other future career plans, he’s taking it day by day. Might this be his final tour? “Well, it could be, obviously,” he tells Andy Greene in an interview featured in the new episode of our Rolling Stone Music Now podcast. Gilmour dwells on mortality on the new album, which he co-wrote with his wife, Polly Samson, and he’s all too aware that we’ve...

Half a year after releasing her seventh album, All Born Screaming, St. Vincent has recut the vocals entirely in Spanish for a re-release titled Todos Nacen Gritando. The first single is a rendition of “Broken Man,” retitled “Hombre Roto,” which maintains the anglophone version’s desperation and panic. The whole album will come out on Nov. 15.

The artist, whose real name is Annie Clark, worked with the Spanish translations of each track with Alan Del Rio Ortiz, whom she calls her best friend. Ortiz is a filmmaker who’s directed music videos for Ice Cube,...

Alright, Bachelor Nation, just two weeks after that disaster of a Bachelorette finale, we’re back at the mansion again for the inaugural season of The Golden Bachelorette. And dammit, the producers are grabbing hold of our heartstrings right away.

61-year-old Joan Vassos, who competed for Gerry’s heart on The Golden Bachelor, is our first Golden Bachelorette, and Wednesday’s premiere begins by telling us her story. (A poignant Kacey Musgraves tune does a great job of getting the waterworks started, too.) Joan was married to her husband John for 33 years (“He just made life fun,” she remembers) before...

The Netflix series Emily in Paris has captivated audiences with its blend of romance, fashion, and French flair. In its fourth season, the series introduced a new character that left viewers intrigued. Genevieve, stepdaughter to Sylvie and newcomer at Agence Grateau, took the fans for a ride with her mysterious and possibly evil character.

Thalia Besson, the actress behind the character, is not a new face in the industry. Born to French director Luc Besson and producer Virginie Besson-Silla, the actress is what we call a ‘nepo baby’. Her parents had previously collaborated in Scarlett Johansson’s Lucy while her father worked on Bruce Willis’s The Fifth Element. Both the movies were huge hits but not the only scores under their belts.

Family Affair: The Besson legacy in film and TV

Thalia Besson is gaining recognition for her role as Genevieve, the potential new antagonist in season four part 2 of Emily in Paris.

Spoiler Alert !!!Spoilers for Emily in Paris Season 4, Part 2 are coming your way! If you haven’t caught up yet, now might be the time to grab a strong coffee, because we’re about to dive into some juicy details!

Have you ever heard the saying, “When in Rome, do as the Romans do”? Well, someone must have given Emily Cooper (Lily Collins) that memo, because she’s finally swapped her Parisian wardrobe for a suitcase full of Italian flair in the Emily in Paris season four finale! Premiering on September 12, 2024, the second half of the fourth season concluded with a flourish, unveiling enticing new characters and a refreshing twist on Emily’s love life.

Lily Collins in Emily in Paris | Credit: Netflix

In a sweet plot twist, the finale also featured a surprise cameo from Brigitte Macron herself, proving that this utterly fashionable show can mix fantasy with reality like a pro.

Before watching Emily in Paris season 4, part 2, even long-time viewers may need a quick refresher on the show's cast of characters, especially those who are returning for Emily Cooper's (Lily Collins) latest comedic adventure, which takes her from Paris to Rome. Created by Darren Star (Sex and the City), Emily in Paris sees its titular character moving from Chicago to France to provide an American point of view to a French marketing firm. Initially hired on as a temporary social media strategist, Emily butts heads with her bitter, no-nonsense boss, Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu).

Anticipation for Emily in Paris season 4's ending couldn't be higher after part 1's cliffhanger ending, which left the love triangle between Emily, Gabriel (Lucas Bravo), and Camille (Camille Razat) far from resolved. There are many things to remember about Emily in Paris' previous seasons, but, most importantly, Camille is keeping her false-positive pregnancy a secret from Gabriel,...

“I do want to put a lot of music out there,” D’Angelo told Rolling Stone in 2015, shortly after the release of his acclaimed, long-delayed third album, Black Messiah. “I feel like, in a lot of respects, that I’m just getting started.” He still has yet to release a follow-up, however, and has largely gone quiet since touring behind it. But now, D’Angelo is deep into recording his next album, according to his friend and longtime collaborator Raphael Saadiq.

“D’s in a good space,” Saadiq says on the...

When the original lineup of the legendary R&b band Tony! Toni! Toné! reunited for a tour last year, co-founder and key creative force Raphael Saadiq had high hopes of recording what would have been the band’s first new album since 1996. But now that the tour is over, Saadiq says the new album has been canceled. “We just got overzealous a little bit,” Saadiq says in the new episode of our Rolling Stone Music Now podcast. “The tour was amazing. We had a beautiful time … We’re just at...

Actress Lily Collins (“Emily in Paris”) poses for the Fall 2024 issue of “InStyle” magazine, wearing Carolina Herrera, Louis Vuitton, Jimmy Choo a whole lot more, photographed by Leeor Wild:

"I think I've been brought up very well by both my parents" said Lily, the daughter of singer Phil Collins.

"...I love to laugh and have a great time and smile …

“… that's when I feel the most pretty so I just want to make sure that I stay happy.

"I think it's just important to not judge people based on their physicality because it's really about personality and people's hearts and souls.

"My advice for girls who are waiting for their 'Prince Charming’ is to be open for anything. Be open to new experiences, be open to the idea that it may take longer than you want...

"...but if you're open to meeting new people and new adventures, then love will come along.

A “bee-nado” is officially attacking Los Angeles when 9-1-1 Season 8 begins. Following teasers of bees making their way to Los Angeles, ABC has now released the first trailer (set perfectly to “In the Air Tonight” by Phil Collins) showing how our favorite first responders will be learning of and dealing with those insects—and it’s worse than you could ever have imagined! Maddie (Jennifer Love Hewitt) is the one to answer the 9-1-1 call that starts it all. A truck involved in an accident was carrying 22 million killer bees. Yes, 22 million killer bees. That’s enough to kill 44,000 people. (And we thought the promo that we previously unveiled warning that the average human can’t survive 500 bee stings was a stretch!) Watch the promo above for a look at the bees attacking—and no, they won’t just fly away, Eddie (Ryan Guzman)—as well as Eddie...