Billie Eilish scores third Irish Number 1 single with Therefore I Am

Strictly Come Dancing, its stars get up to all sorts of exciting projects, but fan-favourite Aljaz Skorjanec has just announced an endeavour we didn't expect.PHOTOS: Inside the Strictly Come Dancing stars' homes: Kai Widdrington, Aljaz Skorjanec and moreSharing a photo of himself, his sister Lara and her baby daughter Zala in the kitchen the dancer revealed that he was creating a new cook book with his sister, My Cook Book for You. In the snap, taken in a kitchen, Aljaz and Lara posed with baby Zala as the cheeky tot stuck her hand in a pot, trying to grab whatever was inside.WATCH: Aljaz Skorjanec has the sweetest family reunionIn his caption, the Slovenian native explained: "So excited to share this with everyone! @mycookbookforyou is our idea of [a] perfect and beautiful book for you, your family, friends, the one you love the most.READ: Strictly's Aljaz Skorjanec melts hearts with tribute to both the ladies in his lifeMORE: Aljaz Skorjanec acts as the perfect bodyguard for wife Janette Manrara in sweet video"We are not chefs with perfect recipes, we are brother and sister who know how much it means to have memories of cooking with mom, grandmother, friends, sister, brother...

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Finneas is ready to dive into the holiday spirit, announcing that he’ll be dropping his first-ever Christmas single early next week.Taking to social media to tease the single, the producer unveiled that the song will arrive next Tuesday (December 1).The song will be his first standalone single since he released ‘Where The Poison Is‘, calling out Donald Trump, earlier this month.Christmas song on Tuesday ♥️— FINNEAS (@finneas) November 25, 2020It’s been a busy week for Finneas, with the songwriter earning himself another three GRAMMY nominations for his work with his sister, Billie Eilish.The pair have been nominated for Record Of The Year and Song Of The Year for ‘Everything I Wanted’, as well as Best Song Written For Visual Media for ‘No

Chris Willman Music WriterAlternating currents led AC/DC to replace Ariana Grande at the top of the album chart this week. And, in fact, she got pushed down a few notches, as new albums by Chris Stapleton and the team of Lil Uzi Vert and Future also had highly impressive bows, coming in at Nos.

Billie Eilish’s “No Time to Die,” the theme song for the much-delayed James Bond 007 movie of the same name, received a Grammy Award nomination on Tuesday, despite the fact the film has yet to hit theaters. The pic, the 25th installment of the Bond franchise, has seen its global release date delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic.

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Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorYouTube is letting Billie Elish fans remix her chart-topper “Bad Guy” — using thousands of users’ cover versions — in a virtually infinite number of permutations.On Monday, the video platform debuted “Infinite Bad Guy,” available at this link: billie.withyoutube.com. YouTube says the interactive experience (which will carry no ads) is meant to celebrate Eilish (and her fans) after the song crested 1 billion views earlier this month, her first music video to hit the milestone.“Infinite Bad Guy” uses machine learning to bring together more than 15,000 “Bad Guy” covers from across the globe, representing numerous musical styles and languages.

Billie Eilish‘s ‘Bad Guy’ video has reached 1billion YouTube views, and to celebrate, the platform have created the world’s first ‘infinite’ music video for the song.The ‘Infinite Bad Guy’ video brings together tens of thousands of YouTube covers of the track for an endless video that’s unique on every next watch.Fans are able to watch the video at new website billie.withyoutube.com, which begins with the singer’s original video for the song and, with the help of AI, has synced up thousands of covers to play along with the song.You can also explore different genres or types of covers of the songs using the interactive website and choosing genre hashtags.Watch the trailer for the video below.Vivien Lewit of YouTube’s Artist Relations team

Billie Eilish just wowed on the 2020 American Music Awards stage! The 18-year-old singer put on the world premiere performance of her latest single, «Therefore I Am,» from Los Angeles' Microsoft Theater during Sunday's ceremony.Eilish opted for her signature comfortable gear for the performance, still rocking her black-and-green hair and long acrylic nails.In addition to her epic performance, Eilish is up for two awards at this year's ceremony, Favorite Social Artist and Favorite Artist — Alternative Rock. In a recent interview with Zane Lowe on Apple Music, Eilish said that the track, which includes lyrics like, «So go have fun / I really couldn't care less / And you can give 'em my best, but just know / I'm not your friend or anything,»

Billie Eilish just wowed on the 2020 American Music Awards stage! The 18-year-old singer put on the world premiere performance of her latest single, “Therefore I Am,” from Los Angeles’ Microsoft Theater during Sunday’s ceremony.

Billie Eilish hits the stage for her premiere performance of new song, “Therefore I Am”, 2020 American Music Awards!

Billie Eilish performed her new single ‘Therefore I Am’ live for the first time at the American Music Awards 2020 tonight (November 22).The pop star released the track – her first piece of new music since July’s ‘My Future’ – earlier this month (13).Performing from a red-lit set designed to look like separate rooms, Eilish prowled around the corridors and stairs before finding her brother Finneas and drummer Andrew Marshall. Watch the performance below now.Eilish is nominated for Favourite Social Artist and Favourite Artist – Alternative Rock at the ceremony, which is taking place at LA’s Microsoft Theatre.

Dame Shirley Bassey has praised Billie Eilish‘s James Bond theme song, saying the ‘Bad Guy’ singer did a “good job”.Bassey is widely regarded the most famous singer of a Bond theme, having helmed the titular tracks for ‘Diamonds Are Forever’, ‘Goldfinger’ and ‘Moonraker’.In a new interview with The Big Issue, Bassey said that “it’s a big honour for a young artist to live up to the Bond expectation.”Referring to Eilish’s track, she said: “She did a good job.”Reviewing Billie Eilish’s ‘No Time To Die’ upon its release back in February, NME wrote: “Taking the understated road means that ‘No Time To Die’ is unlikely to be remembered as a top tier Bond theme in years to come; you also can’t help but wonder how an alternate version – channelling

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Billie Eilish has dissected her track ‘Everything I Wanted’ for the latest edition of Song Exploder – listen below.The standalone single was released in November 2019, marking the first new material from Eilish since the arrival of her acclaimed debut album ‘When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?’.A year on from its release, the pop star sat down alongside her brother and collaborator Finneas to discuss the dream that inspired the song, its creation and how it almost didn’t get made.“We were at the tail-end of working on Billie’s debut album and we were having that sort of second-guessing moment where we thought, ‘Do we have every song for this album? Should we try writing one or two more?’,” Finneas said.Eilish went on to reveal that she