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Oh my, have we missed Adele. Since Friday, October 23, all anyone can talk about is her HUGE comeback with her new song, "Hello." "Hello" shot to No. 1 on iTunes in 102 countries, including the US and ...

Back in 2012, it seemed no music video could possibly be more popular than Psy's K-pop smash "Gangnam Style." In just 158 days, it raked in over 1 billion views on YouTube, a record. But now that ...

Adele‘s smash hit “Hello” has reached another impressive milestone. On Wednesday (Aug. 24), YouTube announced that the black-and-white visual for Adele’s 2015 single has reached 3 billion views. The ...

In "Easy on Me," Adele is captured in almost the same exact shot of her on the phone as she is in "Hello" — even the dialogue syncs up. She mentions that she may hit some bad cell-phone reception ...

Adele’s “Hello” triumphed in the Song of the Year category at a star-studded Grammys. “First of all, I really do apologize for swearing,” Adele said, addressing the f-bomb she dropped earlier in the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Hello... It's Adele. Six years after the release of her chart-topping single, the 33-year-old singer is ready to share the meaning ...

Adele will open the concert series with “Hello.” In a new clip, obtained by People, she explained her reasoning to Oprah Winfrey. “I’m always going to start with ‘Hello,’ ” she said. “It’d be a bit ...

It’s the hello we’ve all been waiting for. As stars flooded the Staples Center in Los Angeles for the 58th Annual GRAMMY Awards on Monday night, ET caught up with Lionel Richie, who admitted he was ...

The actor and singer released an album, New York: A Love Story, in 2013 and received a Grammy nomination for Best Urban Contemporary Album in 2014, but lost to Rihanna's Unapologetic. He's working on ...

Adele’s “Hello” might not be on the charts any longer, but that doesn’t mean people have stopped listening to it. In fact, millions of fans still hit play on the track every week, with YouTube ...