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Harry Styles surprised fans last night when he jumped on stage at a Lizzo concert in Miami to perform "Juice" and, honestly, we need a few minutes to recover from this one. Lizzo fans were just minding their own business, singing and dancing along to her banger-filled set list when suddenly, Styles pops onto the stage, causing everyone to immediately - and justifiably - lose their minds. We've been campaigning for this collaboration since Styles casually covered "Juice" during a performance at the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge in Dec. 2019 and, yeah, it didn't disappoint. As the song wrapped up, and Lizzo yelled, "make some noise for Harry f*cking Styles," and the streamer cannons started going off, our hearts promptly exploded. Thankfully, the audience had their phones at the ready, and Twitter immediately blew up with videos of the performance causing everyone watching at home - who missed out on the on-stage brilliance - to weep (or was that jus

Elon Musk has been giving us pop culture gold. First, he blessed us with the most memeable car is recent history - the Tesla Cybertruck. Then, he announced his pregnancy with dream pop singer - Grimes. And now, he's debuted a celestial banger on Soundclound - "Don't Doubt ur Vibe". The tech entrepreneur, who renamed his Twitter account to E "D" M, was filled with exuberance this morning as he shared a new original EDM (electronic dance music) song titled "Don't Doubt ur Vibe". Musk was proud that he "wrote the lyrics & performed the vocals!!". He tweeted "this song is hard" before releasing it under his own label, Emo G Records. "Don't Doubt ur Vibe" is accompanied by a tagline "It was all a dream" and the hashtag "#Anime" for context. It features Musk's own distorted vocals, singing "Don't ... doubt ... your ... vibe. Be ... cause ... it's ... you." Musk is de

Taylor Swift is using her voice for good. Ahead of the release of her Netflix documentary, Miss Americana , the singer dropped a new song titled "Only the Young." The politically charged track, which is featured in the film's end credits, is an instant anthem encouraging America's youth to mobilize in the lead up to the 2020 election. The lyric video - which dropped onto Swift's YouTube channel early on Friday morning - ends with a call to action, with details on how and where to register to vote. "I wrote it after the midterm elections, when there were so many young people who rallied for their candidate, whether it was a senator or congressman or congresswoman," Swift told Variety about the song . "It was hard to see so many people feel like they had canvassed and done everything and tried so hard. I saw a lot of young people's hopes dashed. And I found that to be particularly tragic, because young people are the people who feel the worst

The 2020 Sundance Film Festival officially kicked off on Thursday night in Park City, UT, and opened with one of the buzziest titles we've all been waiting for: Taylor Swift 's Miss Americana documentary. For the first time, the 30-year-old superstar let cameras in on some of her most private moments - from the tense discussion where she decided to finally share her political views with the world to a rare glimpse of her relationship with boyfriend Joe Alwyn . There were also a few fun facts we learned along the way, like how she didn't have her first burrito until two years ago and she feels like taking care of a baby is kind of like taking care of a Tamagotchi (I can't speak from personal experience, but it seems like she's . . . not wrong?). We caught the Miss Americana premiere at Sundance Film Festival amidst a crowd of hundreds of excited fans waiting outside, and here are just a few of the most emotional and revealing new facts we learned about Taylor

Get ready to go behind-the-scenes of Taylor Swift 's life with her new Netflix documentary. The upcoming film, which is titled Taylor Swift: Miss Americana , is set to hit the streaming service on Jan. 31. Shortly after the release date was announced, Swift shared a poster of the film on Instagram. The documentary will make its official debut at the Sundance Film Festival on Jan. 23. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Taylor Swift (@taylorswift) on Jan 15, 2020 at 2:16pm PST Though not too many details have been revealed about the Lana Wilson-directed documentary , Netflix promises it will be "a raw and emotionally revealing look at one of the most iconic artists of our time as [Swift] learns to embrace her role not only as a songwriter and performer, but as a woman harnessing the full power of her voice." Swift previously announced plans for the documentary in November when she gave fans an update on her ong