https://instagram.com/p/BskT6ZdHyGe
-refers to him as the "kindest and cutest man I’ve had the pleasure of spending time with"
-the two have been on and off since meeting at the 2016 Golden Globes
-most recently resumed dating in April 2018
The egg really won, huh? https://t.co/dbhASkPHB0
— BuzzFeed (@BuzzFeed) January 14, 2019
https://instagram.com/p/BsmPezCnZ4I
Is Tom Brady’s big coat getting BIGGER? pic.twitter.com/ZNt5iOB2ze
— SB Nation NFL (@SBNationNFL) December 23, 2018
Is Tom Brady’s coat getting bigger? An investigation:
— SB Nation (@SBNation) January 13, 2019
Pic 1: January 2017
Pic 2: December 2018
Pic 3: January 2019 pic.twitter.com/AhlcljSM9Y
Tom Brady looks like he’s hiding his entire offensive line under his coat pic.twitter.com/pFuKkJbQr3
— Eric Garland (@EricJGarland) January 13, 2019
I cant wait til winter so I really can start dressing pic.twitter.com/o2Svt2E9cE
— ⁕ 𝚝𝚘𝚋𝚜 ☾ (@tobicalifornia) August 27, 2018
🚨 It’s official: @maroon5 will take center stage at @SuperBowl LIII! They will be joined by @trvisXX and @BigBoi. #SBLIII🚨 🔥 pic.twitter.com/ApLrxzgWP4
— NFL (@NFL) January 13, 2019
#SBLIIIpic.twitter.com/wCOXAEk4G6
— Adam Levine (@adamlevine) January 13, 2019
Tune in to @zanelowe on @Beats1 tomorrow at 9AM PST for something new... https://t.co/AwEfsoPnJwpic.twitter.com/3NInstcAt9
— The Killers (@thekillers) January 13, 2019
— The Killers (@thekillers) December 12, 2018
Lady Gaga! John Krasinski! See the Full Critics' Choice Awards 2019 Winners List https://t.co/I7roJ7X7Ua
— People (@people) January 14, 2019
Has the Eddie Murphy comeback begun? https://t.co/1vFOLgiPutpic.twitter.com/DcAXYZntyr
— VANITY FAIR (@VanityFair) January 13, 2019
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The Disney+/Marvel Studios TV Series (‘Vision and The Scarlet Witch’, ‘Loki’, ‘Winter Solider/Falcon’, ‘Lady Sif’) will all be receiving approximately $100M production budgets. (EXCLUSIVE) https://t.co/LtwysWaJqspic.twitter.com/8KUKYrBUXD
— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) January 13, 2019
Aaron Sorkin says "there should be a sequel" to 'The Social Network' https://t.co/Nubz63PGKdpic.twitter.com/x40LWsnGP8
— Hollywood Reporter (@THR) January 11, 2019
ONTD Original: 10 Pop Performances to Remember from the 2010's 2019 barely started, but between the Dua Lipas, the Post Malones, the Ava Max's... there's been a LACK of flavor in the live performances from new pop artists today, so it's safe to assume we can close in this decade. I know people always long for the way pop used to impact culture pre-turn of the millennium and y'all always gettin bored of award ceremonies, but there were recent commendable deliveries that were fun and exciting. 🎤 Here's 10 pop performances from this past decade that served legendary and monumental moments. |
10. "Piece by Piece" (2016) Kelly Clarkson | |
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This was a special performance because this was supposed to be the finale of American Idol as a series before being picked up again two years later. And what's the best way to close the show than with season 1 winner Kelly Clarkson. Some people felt some type a way about the Piece by Piece album artwork (which I don't personally see the issue but whatever), but this emotionally raw 2016 performance of the title track left no dry eye in the room. The performance surged a 4777% gain in digital sales for the song, and became a top ten hit on the Hot 100. | |
9. "Wannabe" and "Spice Up Your Life" (2012) Spice Girls | |
Girl power, people power, whatever you call it, we're always here for the best thing the UK has to offer: the Spice Girls. Now the Spice Girls were rumored to be Olympic performers since their 2007/2008 reunion tour, but they still surprised us in the London Olympics despite Legend Victoria calling it quits to the music industry a few years prior.  They came back to form with LED taxis and costumes matching their og spice identities, starting with "Wannabe" and then riding on top of the taxi cabs for "Spice Up Your Life". The joy, the energy, the fun, the iconography... The performance afterparty was apparently full of shenanigans - Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell apparently walking in Mel B peeing in the bathroom, the girls celebrating other British performers with the likes of George Michael, Muse, and Oasis... but Victoria was not pictured in any of these moments (she probably went home early that night). The performance is the most viewed musical performance on the Olympics Youtube page, so no wonder the girls are still able to be #booked and #busy today with their Spiceworld 2019 Reunion Tour sans Posh Spice - who thought the Olympics performance was the best way to close the chapter of the band's history and achievements. R.I.P 5-piece Spice Girls | |
8. "Made For Now" (2018) Janet Jackson | |
Miss Janet came back from a 7 year musical break in 2015 with the underrated Unbreakable. That era and her you tried it tour was called short because she wanted to start a family with her then billionaire husband. And whatya know - she divorced him with rumors circulating that the marriage was not all peaches.  Fast forward 2017, Janet resumed touring with the State of the World Tour and came back as the fierce and vibrant Janet we know and love (and goodbye to those drop crotch harem poopy pants). Janet released the upbeat "Made For Now" in 2018 that really marks a new and hopeful stage in her career. The video was bangin and was brought to life in this performance on Jimmy Fallon. Deservingly collectin ha awards for the past year, Janet proves she's an active living legend. | |
7. "Rolling in the Deep" (2012) Adele | |
2011-2012 was phenomenal for Adele. That era was special for an artist like her too, as most pop artists at the time were chasing edm and dubstep, and were trying to catch up with Gaga in terms of theatrics (I guess being inspired by Grace Jones and avant garde was a thing then 👀).  Adele was a breather in that state of pop, and the diamond album 21 brought immense success. Okay, so maybe she's not the most outstanding vocalist and maybe she doesn't deserve to be categorized in the r&b-soul genre as some outlets would, but this 2012 performance was a comeback performance after Adele had microsurgery for her throat in late 2011. That night, Adele swept 6/6 Grammys for the categories she was nominated in - tying Beyonce as the most Grammys won by a female artist in a single night. | |
6. "Make Me Feel" (2018) Janelle Monae | |
Miss Monae has been FLOURISHING this decade and truly evolved as an artist. Yes she still rocks her signature tux, but the colors, hairstyles, fashions, silhouettes, and performance styles became more flamboyant for Janelle since "Electric Lady", and Dirty Computer has been a big era for her too. Listen, she's a solid performer who can sing and dance. This performance on The Voice was surprisingly """controversial"""because homophobic middle America was pressed and thought it was risque, which is hilarious because even with the spandex this was a pretty safe performance. But it's not surprising because Janelle has always been about self-expression and speaking up for the marginalized. I won't care if DC does not get any Grammy's, but Janelle Monae should still be getting her recognition no matter how much people are trying to take away from her. | |
5. Sound of Music Medley (2015) Lady Gaga | |
 Gaga has been one of the better performers in this generation, and has notable performance this decade such as her 2010 Grammy performance with idol Elton John, the 2011 Grammys Born This Way performance, and her Superbowl performances. She's done pop, jazz, heavy metal, and this Sound of Music medley at the Oscars showcased another side of Gaga - primarily as a vocalist. The gag with Gaga is that she always had the talent and commitment, but it still transpires to the public at different times. 2013 was a rough era for her where she made poor career decisions, split with her longtime manager, and ultimately confessed she wanted to quit music at one point. But with the helping hand of Tony Bennett and Elton John, she was in music rehab mode in 2014-2015 covering jazz and doing tributes such as this one. Gaga was an unconventional choice for the anniversary of The Sound of Music. Nonetheless, the performance slayed - meeting a standing ovation and Julie Andrews' praise and approval. Apparently she took 2 months of vocal training prior, and it definitely paid off. We stan good technique! | |
4. 48H of Allie X (2015) Allie X | |
Canadian pop legend Allie X comes through with the concepts, the music, and anthems. The 48H of Allie X was a two day sensory-stimulated unraveling of Allie Hughes' debut under the new stage identity. She performed the entirety of her first collection of songs from Collxtion I, and presented impressive style, brooding themes, and solid talent.  Allie X has a soft soothing tone, but with her theatrical and classically trained background, she can pull off vocally demanding songs like her arena rock ballad "Sanctuary" - which she played as a finale. And what a song of choice. You can do yourself a favor if you like pop and appreciate talented pop artists, and watch her entire first concert to witness the STAMINA. (Buy Collxtion I, Collxtion II, and Super Sunset - out now!) | |
3. "Glitter in the Air" (2010) Pink | |
 P!nk has been a trailblazer for always pushing herself in live settings, because they can come with a cost. She begins with singing in an all white ensemble, and makes her way into the middle of the arena where she she twirls around as she's suspended into the air. Not many performers would challenge themselves to LIVE singing like this, which takes grace and great strength to make look effortless. You can get an idea of what was going through her mind during this performance in this Oprah interview. | |
2. Coachella (2018) Beyonce | |
Beyonce is another artist with recent notable performances like at the Superbowl, as well as her medleys of self-titled and Lemonade at the VMA's. Her headlining Coachella performance was historic - this is the most viewed Youtube livestreamed performance, and she was the first black female to headline Coachella. She paid tribute to HBCUs with a large marching band, step dance segments, and using bleachers as her main stage design.  There wasn't a lot of tricks and stunts, stage changes nor visual screens to carry the show through. Its live aspects primarily came from the performers, which gave an organic feel. She had cute moments like inviting her sister onstage for "Get Me Bodied", former bandmates Destiny's Child, and her aspiring rapper husband. It is a remarkable two hour show to remember. | |
1. "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" (2015) Aretha Franklin | |
 2015 Kennedy Center honoree Carole King was given a tribute by Aretha for co-writing "A Natural Woman". It was a full circle moment where Franklin was a frequent attendee to the ceremony, and received her honor in 1994. Aretha simply gave us an Aretha performance - carrying her purse on stage (she used to demand to be paid cash for her performances), taking her fur coat off at the climax of the song, and served raw emotion that had everyone crying and cheering by the end (Carole was giddy, and I think Obama was a lil teary eyed). There will never be another like her, R.I.P Queen Aretha! | |
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SO, here's that D+ Marvel stuff that's come out, I've been told that it's reliable, although it's early plans, from some time back, and can change over time. This is coming from 4chan so here's the condensed information so that you don't have to scroll... that. pic.twitter.com/5K02Utlz2V
— Oh, great, it’s Ari again. (@AKARELK) January 13, 2019
I support all the #LAUSD teachers today and everyday https://t.co/A4YaKeQJvG
— Ike Barinholtz (@ikebarinholtz) January 14, 2019
Busy Phillips, actressOn Monday in LA, our teachers in the LAUSD will be going on strike. I stand with the teachers, who are not only asking for raises but also more money for student services like nurses, librarians and reduced class sizes. pic.twitter.com/I5hCAZh9J0
— Busy Philipps (@BusyPhilipps) January 13, 2019
Rob Delaney, comedianFollow @UTLAnow to learn how you can support the LA teachers strike. LA teachers, I support you like a jockstrap fresh from the dryer.
— rob delaney (@robdelaney) January 13, 2019
Marlee Matlin, actressTeachers at LAUSD have so much to give to children in their classrooms. Their teaching brilliance shall not go wasted as we need to embrace public education all around. Children are our future. 🍎 #DeafEd#DeafEducation#IStandwithTeachers#UTLAStrong#Red4Ed@UTLAnowpic.twitter.com/J7TtTJZmA4
— Marlee Matlin (@MarleeMatlin) January 12, 2019
Rian Johnson, directorSmaller class sizes make a HUGE difference for students, and are worth investing in. For my friends who are LA public school teachers and my friends kids who are students, I stand with @UTLAnow. https://t.co/zVLvvKAKpW
— Rian Johnson (@rianjohnson) January 14, 2019
Rachel Bloom, actressI stand with the teachers and will be wearing red tomorrow. https://t.co/oYdMXQVKNj#strike4ed#UTLAStrong@UTLAnowpic.twitter.com/yCoDuxS6FX
— Rachel Bloom (@Racheldoesstuff) January 13, 2019
Andy Richter, comedianFollow @UTLAnow for updates on the teachers strike. Support teachers! #UTLAStrong
— Andy Richter (@AndyRichter) January 13, 2019
Jonah Ray Rodrigues, comedian/hostLos Angeles. Our teachers are on strike for smaller classes, higher wages, better supplies & many other things that will help make these schools better. It's also pouring rain. If you have a moment, swing by a school & bring ponchos, umbrellas, coffee, or just a sign of support. https://t.co/5fknBPxqYc
— Jonah Ray Rodrigues (@jonahray) January 14, 2019
Senator Kamala Harris, who is running for PrezLos Angeles teachers work day in and day out to inspire and educate the next generation of leaders. I'm standing in solidarity with them as they strike for improved student conditions, such as smaller class sizes and more counselors and librarians. https://t.co/WcUdrSOk7D
— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) January 14, 2019
Read more about the strike here.Teachers in the Los Angeles Unified School District initiated a strike early Monday morning, a work stoppage that affects roughly 480,000 public school students and their parents. We're covering the strike here: https://t.co/3yndg4HZtlpic.twitter.com/z4yVFJav8c
— LAist (@LAist) January 14, 2019
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#LandOfTheFreehttps://t.co/ZUuZESDFsypic.twitter.com/7NvXCu49aH
— The Killers (@thekillers) January 14, 2019
A lot of R. Kelly's former collaborators have spoken out against the artist following the airing of #SurvivingRKelly. Kanye West, however, isn't one of them.
— Complex (@Complex) January 14, 2019
Ye says, "We can all enjoy all their music all we want." https://t.co/43rYv52xdxpic.twitter.com/qyRKWyrSu7
I’m going to nip this in the bud right now. Kanye was speaking about his own experience of everyone quick to say they are cancelling him because of differences in opinion & not being perfect. The analogies were in context to his own experiences, not defending anyone else.
— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) January 14, 2019
I want to make it very clear, he is not condoning anyone’s actions or unacceptable disgusting behavior. My husband’s words are being taken out of context due to timing.
— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) January 14, 2019
