Adele broke down into tears when she accepted her Oscar for Best Original Song for her James Bond theme 'Skyfall.' The singer, who performed the song moments before accepting her gold statue, was overcome with emotion and, well, why the heck wouldn't she be? She just won an Academy Award.
The "unstoppable" Adele -- that's how actress Jennifer Lawrence described her when introducing the singer -- returned to the stage for the first time since last year's Grammys. She performed her Oscar nominated James Bond theme 'Skyfall' at the 2013 Oscars tonight (Feb. 24).
The new mother, who gave birth since her last major performance, hasn't missed a step, a note or a beat. She sounded as flawless as ever.
The life of a pop star is grueling. Celebs like Demi Lovato, Britney Spears and the boys of One Direction are constantly in the public eye and have a never ending cycle of performances, TV appearances, and interviews. It's no wonder they start to get a little silly and loopy-- they are probably exhausted!
JDA is the Adam Lambert of Season 12 of 'American Idol.' The flashy, fabulous and flamboyant hopeful wore heels, lots of eyeliner, black nail polish and loads of glitter, which shimmered under the bright, hot stage lights. On tonight's (Feb. 21) sudden death episode in Las Vegas, where 10 male contestants duked it out for five slots, he performed Adele's retro soul track 'Rumor Has It.' It was a gutsy move. If you're going to try your hand -- er, voice -- at an Adele song on a vocal competition reality show, you better buh-ring it. Did JDA rise to the challenge?
With her pitch-perfect live performances, Adele seems like the most relaxed performer in the world, but she actually suffers from a serious case of stage fright. While she gears up for her Oscars appearance, the singer has enlisted the help of a breathing coach to help put her mind at ease.
Even after crashing the Grammys, being shut down by Jennifer Lopez, and spending the night in jail, Ukranian television personality Vitalii Sediuk says he isn't such a bad guy after all. "My purpose is to entertain and to show a different emotion of celebrities," he explained during a recent sitdown with the Hollywood Reporter. "I’m not a crazy guy. I just think differently."
As satisfying as some of us might find the idea of Adele giving Chris Brown a public scolding during the Grammy Awards, there's just one little problem: Adele says it didn't happen.
