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Lorde has now spent one-third of her life as a music superstar, and for a good reason. She's not stopping anytime soon.

TXT will release their new repackage album 'The Chaos Chapter: FIGHT OR ESCAPE' on Aug. 17. The album is a follow-up to 'The Chaos Chapter: FREEZE' and features three additional songs. On Aug. 6, the members of TXT released the album's official tracklist.

Barbra Streisand recorded songs by Stephen Sondheim for 'The Broadway Album.' Her label wanted her to record pop songs instead. Regardless, 'The Broadway Album' was a huge success.

Marcus Mumford of Mumford & Sons created the 'Ted Lasso' theme song and score along with Tom Howe. And it all started when Jason Sudeikis left his longtime buddy an extremely long voice note.

Kelly Rowland experienced a painful heartbreak due to the end of her engagement with Roy Williams. Rowland and Williams were together for a little over a year before calling it quits.

Billie Eilish has become a huge name in music. And while her parents encouraged her to pursue her dreams, they didn't expect this.

John Lennon's son, Sean Lennon, recorded vocals for a Lana Del Rey song called "Tomorrow Never Knows" with a microphone used by Johnny Cash. Sean loved the song. The public seemed less impressed.

Music isn't the only thing occupying Megan Thee Stallion's time nowadays. The rapper is currently enrolled at Texas Southern University with plans to graduate with her degree in health administration later this year.

Eminem made a special guest appearance on Nas's new album, 'King's Disease.' His spitfire verses on "EPMD2" are creating quite the buzz on the Internet.

Guns N'Roses have dropped a new track called 'Absurd,' which is quickly gaining traction. If it sounds familiar to you, that's because it should.

Lorde misses New Zealand for its food and its beaches — and the country has influenced her music.

Before she became famous, Jenna Dewan was a backup dancer for Janet Jackson, Pink, Missy Elliot, Kelly Clarkson, and more.

Elvis Presley and Ann-Margret really clicked because of music. They once performed a classic song together in a comical way. Elvis later performed the song during one of the most famous moments of his career.

George Harrison was making an album with his son, Dhani Harrison, but the former Beatle died before he finished it. Dhani completed the album with Jeff Lynne, Dhani didn't want the album to sound like Lynne's music.

Although you might expect Ariana Grande and Billie Eilish to feel competitive toward each other, the truth is very different.

Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V, and Jungkook of BTS are known for being transparent about their lives. This is part what makes the band so special to fans. In an interview with Weverse Magazine, Jimin shared that in his past, he 'had to pretend a lot' while around others.

One of The Monkees wrote "Different Drum" but the band wasn't allowed to record it. Later, Linda Ronstadt and two of The Monkees each recorded versions of the song.

Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V, and Jungkook of BTS released their second English-language single 'Butter' on May 21. Since its release, the song has spent nine non-consecutive weeks at No. 1 on the BIllboard Hot 100. With this, 'Butter' has solidified itself as BTS' most successful song on the Billboard Hot 100.

Paul Simon's "Mother and Child Reunion" was his attempt to write a reggae song. A personal tragedy and his love for his wife helped him write the classic track.

Linda Ronstadt liked The Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger and some punk rock musicians, but not the Ramones. She called them out for a very specific reason. Here's how The Rolling Stones performed on the charts compared to the Ramones.