Ariana Grande's Injury, Shakira's Message, and a Journey Impersonator's Debut
Pop superstar Ariana Grande is continuing her "Eternal Sunshine Tour" in London despite a minor injury that requires her to wear "cozy footwear" for her final two shows. Meanwhile, Shakira has spoken out about her recent Madrid residency, stating it was a response to Latinos "forced to live in fear" and a celebration of their culture. In a unique musical moment, Steve Perry's longtime impersonator, Hugo Valenti, finally had the opportunity to perform with the band Journey, singing "Faithfully" at a concert in Japan.
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