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Gwar delivers a ferocious AV Undercover cover of Chappell Roan’s “Pink Pony Club,” led by Blöthar the Berserker as the thrash erupts. Roan’s pop anthem, boosted by her 2025 Grammy win for Best New Artist, continues to earn high-profile covers, a pattern Gwar is showcasing in the series.
Metallica performed a cover of Elton John's "Funeral For A Friend/Love Lies Bleeding" at the Gershwin Prize tribute concert, which was filmed for a special airing on PBS. The band's performance is now available to watch, and it's part of a lineup of musicians honoring John and Bernie Taupin. Additionally, Elton John contributed to Miley Cyrus' cover of Metallica's "Nothing Else Matters" for a previous tribute project.
Katy Perry jokingly announced that she can't perform her hit song "Wide Awake" anymore after Kelly Clarkson covered it on The Kelly Clarkson Show. Kelly's rendition received praise from Katy, who commented on Instagram that she can never sing the song again. This playful interaction has garnered attention, and fans are eagerly awaiting Kelly's response.
Katy Perry praised Kelly Clarkson's stripped-down cover of her 2012 hit "Wide Awake" on 'The Kelly Clarkson Show,' commenting on an Instagram post that she can never sing the song again. Clarkson's rendition, part of her Kellyoke segment, received positive feedback from fans and Perry herself. This isn't the first time Clarkson has covered Perry's songs, having previously performed "The One That Got Away" and "Roar" on her talk show.
Meghan Markle was noticeably absent from the front cover of Vogue's March edition, leading to speculation of a "snub" by British Vogue editor Edward Enninful. While some suggest logistical challenges or prior commitments as reasons for her absence, others believe it may be due to a reported fallout between Meghan and Enninful. The Duchess of Sussex has a history of collaboration with Vogue, having served as a guest editor in 2019, but her absence from the latest issue has sparked debate about the reasons behind it.
Kelly Clarkson performed a cover of the Eagles' song "Desperado" on her latest Kellyoke session, paying homage to the band's iconic track about lone-wolfery. The song, recorded for the Eagles' second album, became one of their best-known hits, with Don Henley crediting Linda Rondstadt's cover for its popularity. The composition marked the beginning of Henley's songwriting partnership with Glenn Frey. In a Seinfeld episode, the character Elaine dates a man who becomes transfixed when the song plays. Although unrelated, Rihanna also has a song called "Desperado" on her album "Anti."
Rapper Megan Thee Stallion fulfills her dream by gracing the cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue. The Grammy Award winner exudes confidence and beauty in her photoshoot on the beaches of Hollywood, Florida, capturing the essence of a hot girl summer. Megan expresses her admiration for the iconic magazine and becomes an inspiration herself as she joins the ranks of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover stars.
Kelly Clarkson performed a haunting cover of Olivia Rodrigo's song "Vampire" on her show, accompanied by a pianist dressed as Uncle Fester. The song's lyrics reflect the anger and emotions Rodrigo experienced during a difficult time. Clarkson recently returned for the fifth season of her talk show and expressed her excitement about being in a better place personally.
Kelly Clarkson kicked off the fifth season of The Kelly Clarkson Show with a powerful cover of Christina Aguilera's hit song "Fighter." Clarkson's rendition echoed the empowering message of the song, reflecting her own personal struggles and growth. She recently left The Voice after nine seasons and expressed feeling a weight lifted as she enters this new chapter. Clarkson is also bringing back her residency in Las Vegas and announced upcoming dates for next February.
The Killers surprised fans at the Sea.Hear.Now Festival in New Jersey by covering Bruce Springsteen's "I'm On Fire." The Las Vegas rock veterans celebrated being on Springsteen's home turf with their first-ever rendition of the 1984 track. This follows their collaboration with Springsteen on the rerelease of their single "A Dustland Fairytale." The Killers have previously performed with Springsteen and his bandmate Jake Clemons, and frontman Brandon Flowers also joined the Tangiers Blues Band for a cover of "The Promised Land" at the Stone Pony venue.
Megan Fox graces the cover of Sports Illustrated's 2023 Swimsuit issue, alongside other amazing women like Martha Stewart, Padma Lakshmi, and Kim Petras. The cover spotlights inclusive swimwear and was shot on the shores of the Dominican Republic. Fox's photos were lensed by iconic photographer Greg Swales and her attire runs the gamut from seashell-embellished fishnet swimwear to a tiny underboob-baring baby tee. The 2023 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue arrives on newsstands May 18.
Kelly Clarkson performed a cover of Journey's "Faithfully" featuring Jude Keyz on the keyboard during her show, The Kelly Clarkson Show. The American Idol winner also welcomed Kristin Chenoweth to the show to chat about the advice the actress gave Ariana Grande for stepping into her shoes as Glinda in the upcoming big-screen adaptation of Wicked. Other recent Kellyoke performances include Taylor Swift's "Clean," Van Morrison's "Brown Eyed Girl," and Bruce Springsteen's "Glory Days" with special guest Charles Esten.
Vogue's May 2023 cover will feature Karl Lagerfeld's legacy, showcasing his influence on the fashion industry and his lasting impact on the brand.
Kelly Clarkson performed a cover of Billy Joel's "My Life" on The Kelly Clarkson Show as part of her Kellyoke segment. Clarkson's covers are approved by the original songwriters, and she has covered a variety of artists including N.E.R.D, Death Cab for Cutie, and Smashing Pumpkins. Season four of The Kelly Clarkson Show has also featured covers of songs from Florence + the Machine, Adele, Olivia Rodrigo, Third Eye Blind, Jimmy Eat World, Corinne Bailey Rae, and more.
Kelly Clarkson invites Billy Porter to duet with her on "Stronger" after being blown away by his gospel cover of the song on the NBC game show That's My Jam. Porter's partner for the performance was Patti LaBelle, who provided backup vocals and stole the show. Clarkson called Porter's cover the greatest she's ever heard of any song she's ever performed and expressed a desire to sing the church version of "Stronger." She extended a personal invite to Porter to sing the song with her anytime he wants.