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Rumors can follow a person for a long time. No one knows that better than celebrities like Lizzo. Once a rumor gets started, it's sometimes hard to stop. For example, the stage diving rumor is not the only one that she has to deal with. However, Lizzo knows how to respond to rumors.

BTS released their third English-language single 'Permission to Dance' on July 9. The song debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. In an interview with 'SBS 8 News,' Suga of BTS discussed the important meaning behind the song's lyric, ''Cause when we fall, we know how to land' and how it relates to the group.

Olivia Rodrigo became an internationally known pop star after her single 'Drivers License' debuted. But that's not the reason she loves the song.

The Foo Fighters reclaimed their spot on the Billboard charts for the second week in a row. Although the Foo Fighters are the talk of the town because of their significant move back to glory, three other bands have had a 3-way tie that deserve recognition.

Ryan Reynolds waited to tell his daughters about Taylor Swift's song 'Betty,' which includes all of their names. He recently explained why.

Adam Schlesinger's grandmother looked "hot" to one of his friends. This inspired Fountains of Wayne's "Stacy's Mom." Chris Collingwood felt the song was beneath Schlesinger. It became a hit.

Christina Aguilera had a good-girl image in the beginning of her career. It all changed with her hit single 'Dirrty.' But the song originally wasn't meant for her.

Screenwriter Tracey Scott Wilson speaks to Showbiz Cheat Sheet about her Aretha Franklin biopic 'Respect'. Wilson shares some of the details the movie had to leave out, and one anecdote about Dinah Washington that actually came from Etta James in real life.

Phil Collins' R&B-inspired album 'No Jacket Required' included a song called "Sussudio" that critics thought was derivative of "1999" by Prince. Collins said he tried to make "Sussudio" sound different from Prince's music. Collins wasn't a fan of the song; however, it outperformed "1999."

It took longer than Cardi B wanted to team up with Lizzo on a track. Learn what she wanted to work with the artist on before 'Rumors.'

DJ Snake has worked with artists like Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez — learn more about his real life.

Is BTS breaking up? The K-pop group has a rabid fan base that would be devastating if they split.

Olivia Rodrigo wanted to be taken seriously, so she demanded her producer didn't watch 'High School Musical.'

Slipknot's Joey Jordison, died recently, and it has led many fans to become curious about his life, death, and overall impact on music.

Paul Simon went to Graceland and felt it was very commercial. He cried when he saw the writing on Elvis Presley's grave, which praised the singer's talent. Then Simon wrote "Graceland," which became a minor hit.

Katy Perry's producer, Dr. Luke Gottwald, wanted to add "California Gurls" and "Teenage Dream" to her 'Teenage Dream' album even after others thought the album was complete. The public seemed to embrace the songs.

'Dark Side of the '90s' narrator Mark McGrath talks to Showbiz Cheat Sheet about the episode on grunge music. McGrath recalls how the emergence of grunge bands like Nirvana paved the way for his band, Sugar Ray, later in the '90s.

The veteran grunge group Foo Fighters recently tied with an interesting band on the Billboard Rock and Alternative Airplay chart. So, what's the fascinating band that tied with Foo Fighters on the charts? Here's what we know.

On Aug. 27, Halsey will drop her fourth studio album, 'If I Can't Have Love, I Want Power.' To create the album, Halsey brought on two well-known producers, Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross. The two have won multiple Academy Awards for scoring 'The Social Network' and 'Soul.' They also won a Grammy Award for their work on 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.'

Rihanna is now one of the wealthiest female female musician to-date. Tap in to see how her status is making her even wealthier with her new Fenty launch.