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Express Tribune
10-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Demi Lovato teases new music era with social media reset and cryptic posts
Singer and actress Demi Lovato is generating buzz online after teasing a new music era through a series of cryptic social media moves. Fans began speculating on Tuesday night when Lovato, 32, updated her profile picture on Spotify—prompting immediate anticipation of a comeback. The speculation intensified as Lovato swiftly followed up with a full social media reset and mysterious updates. Within 24 hours, she wiped her Instagram feed, changed her bios to 'i wanna go…', removed all LinkTree links, and altered her profile photo. Fans also noticed her official website had gone offline. Lovato then resurfaced an old tweet from 2016 that read, 'F--k this.. I'm back b--ches. And I'm coming back more honest than ever.' On Wednesday morning, she posted a photo on X (formerly Twitter) of herself seated in a stark white studio with her back to the camera. An hour later, she followed up with an Instagram photo, posing in a black dress with the caption, 'i'm not so sure, i've ever felt like this before.' Lovato's devoted fanbase, known as the Lovatics, flooded social media with excitement following the surprise online activity. Comments ranged from 'DEMI LOVATO IS COMING' to emotional reactions like, 'I've missed you.' Lovato's last album of original material, HOLY FVCK, was released in 2022. Since then, she has dropped REVAMPED, a rock reimagining of her past hits, and released several collaborations. Best known for her Disney Channel roots in Camp Rock and Sonny with a Chance, Lovato has built a career on powerful vocals and deeply personal music. She is also a prominent advocate for mental health, body positivity, and LGBTQ+ rights. While no release date has been confirmed, fans are eagerly awaiting her musical return.
Yahoo
02-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Fiona Ross Marks 100-Song Milestone With 'Moments in My Notebook' - A 21-Track Jazz Journey From London
"Let Your Soul Shine" – YouTube and Spotify I Don't Want Money" – YouTube and Spotify LinkTree Website I Bandcamp I Facebook I Instagram I TikTok LONDON, June 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Fiona Ross has never followed convention, and her upcoming album Moments in My Notebook, out now, proves her boundless creativity. Featuring the singles "Let Your Soul Shine" and "I Don't Want Money," the album marks Ross's 100th original song release. Spanning 21 tracks of jazz-fueled storytelling, the award-winning vocalist, pianist, composer, and producer captures love, loss, discovery, and creative drive. From intimate ballads to Latin jazz rhythms, the collection blends personal reflection with dynamic musical range. "I still write everything in notebooks," Ross shares. "Some songs started with a bass line, some with a lyric, some from something I overheard in a café. This album is 21 moments from those pages." The album even includes two songs she wrote as a teenager, finally brought to life. "Let Your Soul Shine" was sparked by a simple sign at a market stall. "I walked home, sat at the piano, and the song poured out in ten minutes." "Pirates in Paris," a romantic anthem of freedom, celebrates Ross's personal escape: "Paris has always been my place to just be me." "I Don't Want Money" reflects the artist's struggle to create in a world dominated by cost: "This song is for every creative who just wants to do what they love." Another standout, "Voices Unheard," pays tribute to overlooked figures in history, name-checking Melba Liston, James Baldwin, Countee Cullen, Mary Lou Williams, and Ida B. Wells. "China Told Me: The Live Session," inspired by China Moses, was rehearsed and recorded in one day at Premises Studios with an all-female, all-empowered team, including teen ensemble J Steps, and rising vocalist Mary Sho. Ross recorded the album with a stellar lineup: Gibbi Bettini (guitar), Derek Daley (bass), Marley Drummond (drums), Loren Hignell (woodwinds), Simon Todd (percussion), and Dave Boa (trumpet), with guest spots by Charlotte Keeffe, Laura Impallomeni, Diana Torti, and more. The album was produced across several studios, balancing the spirit of live jazz with polished production. The closing track, "100 Songs," reflects on Ross's journey and legacy: "What would my parents say if they were here?" It's a tender finale to a milestone moment. Fiona Ross celebrates the album with a UK/Europe tour, including June 4 at London's Soul Mama. Contact: Eric Alper 6479713742 396045@ View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Fiona Ross Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Jordan News
19-05-2025
- Business
- Jordan News
Meta Restores Emphasis on Links in Threads, Countering Elon Musk's Approach - Jordan News
Meta Restores Emphasis on Links in Threads, Countering Elon Musk's Approach Meta has announced a series of updates to its Threads app aimed at elevating the role of links and improving user experience — a strategy that stands in stark contrast to Elon Musk's X platform, where posts containing external links have seen a significant drop in visibility and engagement, including retweets and likes. اضافة اعلان Musk had previously justified this by explaining that the platform's algorithm deprioritizes posts with links in an effort to keep users on the platform longer, rather than directing them to external sites. Meta, seeing an opportunity, has chosen to embrace a different approach on Threads, aiming to attract users — especially content creators — who want to promote their websites and projects. In a statement released this week, Threads announced that users can now add up to five links in their account bios, compared to just one on X. This change allows users to share multiple links to their personal websites, online stores, or newsletters without the need for third-party services like LinkTree. Advanced Link Performance Analytics Meta also unveiled a new tool for analyzing link performance on Threads, giving users the ability to track the number of clicks each link receives — whether in posts or in their bio section. These insights represent a key step for content creators looking to measure the impact of their content and gauge follower engagement. Threads will display stats related to click-through rates and link reach both in posts and on user profiles. These updates are part of a broader toolkit Meta is developing to support content creators, including weekly performance metrics like view counts, comments, and engagement rates, as well as personalized recommendations to improve content and boost reach. In earlier comments, Instagram head Adam Mosseri noted that Threads had not previously downgraded posts containing links, but neither did it prioritize them. The new policy marks a fundamental shift toward highlighting content with external links. With these moves, Meta is aiming to position Threads as a go-to platform for creators amid growing competition from X, Bluesky, and others. The company is betting that prioritizing links — along with powerful analytics tools — will attract more users and empower them to promote their work and projects more effectively. (Source: News Agencies)
