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Phil Collins and his son Nicholas delivered a soul-stirring duet of “You Know What I Mean”, and it was nothing short of breathtaking. Watching Nic—who clearly inherited his father’s gift—move seamlessly from the drums to the piano felt like watching the torch being passed with grace and love. The bond between them lit up the stage, not just with music, but with something deeper: pride, support, and unshakable family connection. Susan Boyle — the shy Scottish singer who once left Simon Cowell speechless — has officially entered a new era: TikTok star. That’s right — the 62-year-old global sensation has made her TikTok debut in the most unexpected (and utterly delightful) way possible: dancing with her family in a funny, feel-good video that’s already winning hearts across the internet. Fans are calling it the best surprise of the week, and yes — she’s got moves. Miley Cyrus singing with Metallica is the kind of gritty rock-and-roll fever dream you didn’t know you needed until it smacked you in the face. They teamed up for “Nothing Else Matters,” and man, they crushed it. Miley’s voice—raw, raspy, full of fire—channeled pure ’80s energy, like Joan Jett met Stevie Nicks in a smoky dive bar. She didn’t just keep up—she owned it. Honestly, who would’ve thought 15 years ago that Hannah Montana would one day be trading verses with Metallica themselves? But here she is, loud, fearless, and totally rocking. Respect. She’s dazzled on global stages and topped charts around the world — but now Susan Boyle is eyeing a comeback of a very different kind: Scottish soap stardom. The Britain’s Got Talent legend has revealed she’s desperate to return to the set of BBC Scotland’s River City, where she made a surprise cameo in 2025. And in true Boyle fashion, she’s not just hinting — she’s dishing the behind-the-scenes drama that left her craving more screen time. Paul McCartney, a man who’s lived more lifetimes in music than most could dream of, had done it all—Beatles legend, global icon, living history. But there was one box left unchecked on his bucket list: performing his all-time favorite song, the Beach Boys’ ‘God Only Knows,’ live on stage with its genius creator, Brian Wilson.