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Billie Eilish made an appearance during Green Day’s set at the FireAid concert on Jan. 30. The Grammy winner came out as the rock band was performing “Last Night on Earth” and sang a stunning rendition of the song with them. Billy Crystal then came on stage to introduce Alanis Morrisette, who revealed a silver lining that has come out of this tragedy midway through her set. Pink also gave a special message to the audience during her performance. Other standout moments throughout the concert—Anderson.Paak shocked audiences when he brought out Sheila E and later Dr. Dre, who performed “California Love.” The FireAid concert is a benefit for victims of the Los Angeles fires. It took place at two venues in LA—the Kia Forum and Intuit Dome. The concert comes nearly a month after several wildfires started burning throughout Los Angeles on Jan. 7.

The Princess of Wales took a rare pause out of her busy day to make sure one young fan felt seen. Kate Middleton halted her royal convoy while on duty Jan. 30, getting out of the car to chat with a toddler who had been calling for her. 3-year-old Lily-Rose had reportedly shouted “Hello, Princess!” from a crowd of onlookers as Kate’s motorcade drove by, catching the royal’s attention. Video of the sweet moment captured Kate greeting Lily-Rose, who asked her “are you a princess?” The mom of three responded by telling the child that she’d heard her say hello “from all the way back there” and wanted to come and see her and her village. Kate had been visiting Corgi, a nearby knitwear and sock factory, when she had her impromptu meet-and-greet. The same day, she also visited children at a local hospice.

Nearly 30 of the biggest stars in music came together for FireAid, a five-and-a-half-hour benefit concert that raised millions of dollars that will go directly to those affected by the devastating wildfires that burned across Los Angeles. Prior to the concert, Katy Perry surprised an 11-year-old named Audrey whose father is a firefighter in one of the amazing FireAid moments. Alanis Morrisette and Green Day also talked about the silver lining that has come out of the tragedy.

Sabrina Carpenter is up for six Grammys on Feb. 2 including Song of the Year, Record of the Year, Album of the Year and Best New Artist, but before she became a pop star she got her big break acting in Disney Channel’s “Girl Meets World.” Access Hollywood was on set with her while she was filming Season 1 of the show in 2013 and she gushed over signing a record deal.

Kylie Cantrall is no stranger to fandom’s and she’s telling Access Hollywood’s guest digital influencer Zach Sang how much the “Descendants” franchise means to hear at the 2025 Grammy Awards. Kylie also talks about how inspiring it is to see other former Disney stars like Miley Cyrus succeeding.

Cynthia Erivo is releasing new original music! The Oscar nominated actress told Access Hollywood’s guest digital influencer Zach Sang at the 2025 Grammy Awards red carpet that she will release a full album this year. “Yes, it’s this year…summer,” she teased. “It’s good times…Full album,” she added. The 38-year-old also talked about writing the songs and what she wanted to capture on the album. Plus, Cynthia reveals how she is staying present in the middle of award shows season.

Shakira is ready to hit the stage harder than ever! The music superstar tells Access Hollywood digital influencer Zach Sang at the 2025 Grammy Awards red carpet – on her birthday! – how she’s preparing for her massive upcoming tour. Shakira also reflects on how working on new music felt “therapeutic” and like “the glue that put me back together” as she navigated “personal challenges” in recent years.

The 2025 Grammys red carpet didn't disappoint, with music's biggest stars turning out some glamorous and daring fashion moments. Access Hollywood is taking a look at some of the most notable styles on the red carpet, including looks from Taylor Swift, Charli XCX, Cardi B, Sabrina Carpenter, Lady Gaga, Doechii and Billie Eilish.

Chappell Roan had a big night at the 2025 Grammys. The star took home the award for Best New Artist and during her speech she spoke out about how she thinks labels should offer livable wages and healthcare to developing artists.

Beyoncé is heading back on the road! After teasing that she had a big surprise following her spectacular Christmas Day NFL Halftime show, the pop star revealed on Sunday, Feb. 2, that the “Cowboy Carter” tour will be taking place later in 2025. The singer’s announcement, which comes hours before Sunday’s 67th Annual Grammys, was posted in a video shared to her Instagram. The clip showed an LED sign which displayed “COWBOY CARTER TOUR” in bright letters with a wind noise heard in the background. Beyoncé followed up with another post that featured her face with bleached eyebrows and hair alongside the name of the tour. “COWBOY CARTER TOUR 2025,” she additionally captioned the photo. No further details about the upcoming tour have been released yet. “Cowboy Carter” earned 11 nominations for this year’s Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year.