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Architectural Digest explores The Elms, a spectacular 60,000-square-foot Gilded Age mansion in Newport, Rhode Island.

Xscape has released a new acoustic performance of their classic hit “Who Can I Run To,” giving fans a stripped-down take on one of the group’s most recognizable records.

Paula Abdul performed a high-energy, choreographed rendition of her 1988 smash hit "Straight Up" on The Late Late Show with James Corden in September 2018.

Meet MISSU and their debut single “OUTTASIGHT,” a dance-driven pop introduction paired with a striking, choreography-filled video.

On Halloween, Raggedy Ann and Andy know a boy who needs a pumpkin. They go out in a search for a pumpkin who needs a boy.

Watch SOMBR perform an orchestral version of “My Body Isn’t Ready” live from Sound City, bringing a sweeping new sound to the song.

Eurovision winner JJ returns with “Not Afraid,” a bold pop anthem showcasing his theatrical style, emotional vocals and growing confidence.

Mark Lee begins a new musical chapter with “My Friend,” a warm, faith-inspired song about loyalty, connection and selfless love.

Parisalexa channels early 2000s R&B on “HONEYMOON,” a soulful new song about navigating conflict and finding the spark in real love.

Cyndi Lauper completes and releases “The River Cried,” a lost recording from her 1986 album True Colors, for its 40th anniversary.

Hit after hit, Ciara owned the T Mobile Arena stage with effortless vocals, sharp performance energy and undeniable presence. Even while pregnant, she gave the crowd a full SHOW and took time to reflect on how performing for her fans never gets old.

When a masterpiece of sacred music resonates within a spectacular architectural setting: the Orchestra and Chorus of the Gran Teatre del Liceu deliver a magnificent performance of Mozart's "Requiem" within the walls of Barcelona's Sagrada Familia.

Nathan Lane and Ernie Sabella, the original voice talent for Timon and Pumba, performed “Hakuna Matata” together for the first time ever. Jason Weaver also joined them as Simba for the number. Watch The Lion King Live at The Hollywood Bowl on Disney+ now.

Watch The Lion King Live at The Hollywood Bowl on Disney+ now

Weekend Update’s own city correspondent Stefon has all the details on New York City’s hottest and weirdest clubs, bars, restaurants and more. In 5 parts this will surely induce side splitting cramps from laughter. It's funny to see him break character.

Discover the story of Kenny Loggins — from Loggins & Messina to soundtrack legend — and explore a complete list of his biggest and most iconic hit songs from the 1970s through the 1980s.