John Mayer

Celebs have it all, but it doesn't mean they won't give it back! There were a ton of heartwarming celebrity stories from 2013, but these particularly sweet tales -- ranging from good deeds to charitable offers to hilarious videos -- took the cake...

Katy Perry has revealed why she and boyfriend John Mayer broke up last spring and the true reason she split with husband Russell Brand in her January 2014 Marie Claire cover. She looks pretty bangin', BTW!

Katy Perry and John Mayer's duet 'Who You Love,' which appears on his album 'Paradise Valley,' will be the singer-songwriter's next single. Since it's a single, it has to have its own accompanying cover art and it features the couple posing in romantic fashion.

Even though Katy Perry's first marriage ended in divorce after only 14 months, the singer's relationship with reformed Lothario John Mayer is going so well (despite that hiccup this past spring), that sources say it's pretty certain that they will get engaged.

Have you noticed John Mayer taking more and more cues from Nashville's finest? Both his most recent 'Paradise Valley' and 'Born and Raised' albums lean folk-country.

We all knew Katy Perry and John Mayer were getting serious -- but who knew they were getting serious so fast? Sources say that John Mayer have already popped the question to Perry ... and he didn't get the response he'd hoped for.

Niall Horan of One Direction had a lot of conflicting emotions this week. Not only were he and his bandmates nominated for a bunch of MTV Video Music Awards, but he also got to hang out with his idol, John Mayer -- and he was also disturbed in his sleep by eager Directioners.

John Mayer has a confession of his own about that heartfelt, confessional duet with Katy Perry: It almost didn't happen!

This week's top lyrics are all about seizing the day! Whether it concerns spending time with the one you love or living up the night, these songs have you covered.

John Mayer’s ‘Paradise Valley’ is named for a part of Montana not far from where the singer has a home. The title is not a reference to the music itself, because Mayer doesn’t sound like he’s having much fun on many of these 11 tracks. For the most part, he's serious and introspective -- and that's not a bad thing.