Justin Timberlake is back with “Can’t Stop the Feeling” from the new DreamWorks animated film “Trolls.”
The video for the new song features cameos from performers who lent their voice talent to the film . Notables include Gwen Stefani, James Corden, Anna Kendrick, Junal Nayyar, Icona Pop, and Ron Funches
Watch the video. You wont be able to not dance along.
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In the midst of one of the craziest award shows of the year, let’s remember the greats.
A true goddess walked among us that day, and still walks among us today. We were blessed with this snake performance, and the world WILL NEVER FORGET.
In a single moment, the entire world collectively sobbed at the glorious reunion of NSYNC. And JT was serving dance moves for days.
Anthems of the year and the century, TBH.
Beyoncé *literally* fights the police in this performance. She gave tooth and nail to serve you desperate housewife realness.
OK honestly just look at this collaboration. HONESTLY.
Classic Gaga at her best. The voice, the costumes, the blood dripping from her eyes. EVERYTHING.
The hips that launched a thousand ships and a thousand memes.
This changed us all in a matter of minutes. Serving metallic pants, killer hair, and boy band outfits, Britney and the boys destroyed lives with this performance.
Admit it, you cried from enjoyment and sexual frustration. YAAAS, AUBREY.
The purple tips, the dance break, and Fred Durst? This is so ’00s it hurts. It hurts sooooo good.
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Even before Steven Martin’s star-studded monologue during SNL’s 40th anniversary special, Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake teamed up to pay tribute to the sketch comedy show as they do best…
With a “History of SNL” rap, remixing some of the show’s most legendary quotes. Like this one of Billy Crystal’s…
And this one of Alec Baldwin’s…
And this one of, well, Justin Timberlake’s.
As if that wasn’t enough, Rachel Dratch revived her legendary Debbie Downer character to bring it all back to reality.
This coming Sunday night, Saturday Night Live will celebrate its 40th anniversary with a special airing.
The full guest list for the episode has been revealed. Among the music folks are Kanye West, Jack White, Sir Paul McCartney,Arcade Fire, Fiona Apple, Elvis Costello, Justin Timberlake, Taylor Swift, and Paul Simon.
1968 : Cream is presented with a platinum album for Wheels Of Fire at the Madison Square Garden stop of their farewell tour.
1979 : The Who’s musical film Quadrophenia, featuring a small part played by Sting, opens in US theaters.
1985 : When Part Time Lover tops the charts, Stevie Wonder becomes the artist with the longest time between #1 hits at 22 years (The Beach Boys would later break it with Kokomo). This song also sets a record by going to #1 on four different Billboard charts.
2006 : Justin Timberlake hosts the MTV Europe Music Awards, where he also wins for Best Male Artist and Best Pop Artist. Gnarls Barkley wins best song for Crazy.
2013 : ‘N Sync reunites for Chris Kirkpatrick’s wedding, as his four bandmates serve as groomsmen for his nuptials to Karly Skladany.
1986 : Cyndi Lauper’s True Colors, written by Billy Steinberg and Tom Kelly, hits #1. The song becomes an anthem of acceptance and is reinterpreted many times over the years.
1997 : Vince Gill honors John Denver with a performance of “Take Me Home Country Roads” at the Grand Ole Opry. Denver died a week earlier in a plane crash.
1985 : Thanks to an innovative video that takes place in a comic book, Take On Me gives the Norwegian group a-ha a #1 hit in America.
2000 : The Del McCoury Band is named entertainer of the year for the fourth consecutive year at the International Blue grass Music Association Awards in Louisville, Ky.
2012 : Justin Timberlake marries the actress Jessica Biel at a super-secret ceremony in Italy.
The show premiered on NBC on October 11, 1975, under the original title NBC’s Saturday Night.
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Mick Jagger
Michael Buble
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1973 : The divorce between Elvis and Priscilla Presley is finalized. The two remain close friends and walk out of the Santa Monica courthouse arm in arm.
1975 : Saturday Night Live – at the time called Saturday Night – makes its debut on NBC. Music is a big part of the show, and the first episode features two musical guests performing two songs each: Janis Ian doing “At Seventeen” and “In the Winter,” and Billy Preston playing “Nothing from Nothing” and “Fancy Lady.”
1991 : Apple Computers reaches an agreement with The Beatles’ Apple Corps, paying $26.5 million for the rights to run music software – an update to their 1981 deal that prohibited the computer maker from selling anything music-related. The deal is revised from time to time as Apple Computer makes music a major part of their business.
2003 : Justin Timberlake makes his first appearance on Saturday Night Live, doing double-duty as host and musical guest. It’s the first of many appearances he will make on the show through the coming years; his sketches will eventually grow to include a Bee Gees parody, a sketch about dating Lady Gaga, a bailiff in a courtroom trial of an alligator, “the Target lady,” appearing in drag onstage with Beyoncé, and the infamous “Dick in a Box” sketch.
This Sunday (August 24) we will once again be blessed with the awesome/hot mess that is the MTV Video Music Awards. To prepare, let’s revisit some of the best performances in VMA history.
Britney Spears, “I’m a Slave 4 U” (2001)
Kanye West, “Runaway” (2010)
Good Music. Good Life. 