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| Summer Walker announces 'Still Finally Over It' arena tour | Summer Walker is going on our. The singer announced her Still Finally Over It performances on Instagram Thursday. Walker is set to kick off her tour in Toronto May 26, with shows winding down in London Aug. 2. She will also take the stage in Chicago, Detroit, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, Charlotte, Atlanta, Miami, Dallas, Austin, Houston, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Oakland, Seattle and Vancouver. "You're invited to the Still Finally Over It Tour," she wrote in her post. "The final chapter of the Over It trilogy. My first arena tour. All three eras. All the feelings." She also shared that tickets will go on presale beginning next week, and that fans can sign up on her website. |
| Ron Funches says he is autistic after 'The Traitors' | Comedian and television personality is opening up about his autism diagnosis. Funches, who starred on Season 4 of The Traitors, took to Instagram to share the news. "Well, the internet told me I was autistic and was right. You win this round. Still not gay yet," he wrote in a Story Thursday. He also offered his gratitude for the show itself for "helping me find out more about me through some type of cruel trauma." On Threads, he said that he'd previously considered himself "just an ally and parent of an autistic chid." His son, Malcolm, 21, also has autism. |
| Louis Tomlinson performs 'Imposter' on 'Tonight Show' | Louis Tomlinson, a former member of the boy band One Direction, took to the Tonight Show stage Thursday to perform a song from his new solo album. The music artist, 34, performed "Imposter" from his album How Did I Get Here?, which dropped Friday. He appeared on the stage in in a black leather jacket, red shirt and pin-striped pants. "I think there's a stranger in my bed," he sang. "My heart's beating faster. I can't get the feeling out my head. That I am the imposter. Is it really happening? I don't wanna wake up." During his interview with Jimmy Fallon, Tomlinson said he felt "a real sense of relief, really" that his album was out. "I've been sitting on it for a while now," he said. |
| Raye announces new album 'This Music May Contain Hope,' out March 27 | Raye is teasing the upcoming release of her sophomore album, This Music May Contain Hope, due March 27. The music artist, 28, announced the new project on Instagram Friday. The post includes an image of the singer in a silky red dress, pulling a rope that opens a door in the sky. Behind the door is the album title. A single red flower blooms in the foreground, while dark clouds churn behind the "Where is My Husband" singer. Raye is currently on her This Tour May Contain New Music Tour, which kicked off Thursday and runs through May. |
| Harry Styles releases 'Aperture,' announces tour | Harry Styles is back with new music. The former One Direction member, 31, dropped the single "Aperture" Friday. The song will appear on his upcoming album Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, which arrives March 6. Styles described the song as "the mission statement of what the album was about," and said it wrapped the project in "this perfect little bow," in an interview with Radio 1, per the BBC. The track arrives ahead of the music artist's upcoming Together, Together tour, kicking off in May and including stops in Amsterdam, London, Sao Paulo, Mexico City, New York City, Melbourne and Sydney. Special guests include, Robyn, Shania Twain, Fcukers, Jorja Smith, Jamie XX, Foushee and Skye Newman. |