Miley Cyrus, J Balvin, Coldplay, Justin Bieber & More Perform in Global Citizen's 'Unite for Our Future' Event

Tomorrow x Together is the latest musical act to take part in Elle's popular song association challenge, but for the K-pop stars, the game was hardly a challenge.

Justin Bieber, 26, is fighting back against two women who accused him of sexually assaulting them in 2014 and 2015 by suing them in a $20 million defamation lawsuit. The singer filed the lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court on June 25 after he denied the claims and posted what he called “proof” that what they’re accusing him of is “factually impossible.” Although the lawsuit is for a large sum of money, California lawyer George T. Kelly, from The Law Offices of George T.

Kaitlynn Carter had a whirlwind summer last year when news she and Brody Jenner split up made headlines in August, only for her to rebound shortly after with Miley Cyrus, who was coming out of her own 10-year relationship with Liam Hemsworth.

Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber recently escaped for a quarantine getaway to Utah. The quintessential couple headed on a road trip from California to Utah and won the internet with their PDA.

Miley Cyrus performed the Beatles’ Help! in an empty Rose Bowl stadium in Pasadena, California as part of Global Citizen’s Global Goal: Unite for Our Future livestream event on Saturday.The Wrecking Ball singer belted out the song while standing on a giant exclamation point as ‘HELP!’ was spelled out across the length of the field. “For me, the magic of performing is sharing and celebrating music together… being surrounded by people and feeling their energy!” she tweeted.

A.D. Amorosi Broadcast on television and radio in 180-plus countries, and streamed globally across YouTube, Facebook and Twitter, Global Citizen’s “Global Goal: Unite for Our Future” — presented in two parts Saturday, as “The Summit” and “The Concert” — presented a plethora of musical performances while trumpeting $6.9 billion in funds raised leading up to the specials.

Hailey Baldwin, 23, offered fans a glimpse at her latest quarantine getaway with hubby Justin Bieber, 26, in Utah! The pair hit the road for a trip out east from California, and their PDA-filled weekend was documented by the supermodel in a series of Instagram posts. Her first snaps showed the couple kissing in front of a “Welcome to Utah” sign.

The cast of Hamilton has reunited! Virtually, that is.

Actress Kerry Washington and Black Lives Matter co-founder Opal Tometi joined together to discuss the issue of systemic racism during “Global Goal: Unite for Our Future — The Concert“.

As one of the hottest music acts in the world right now, the fact that Chloe x Halle was invited to perform during the star-studded “Global Goal: Unite for Our Future” concert will come as no surprise to fans.

Many of the music world’s biggest stars came together for “Global Goal: Unite For Our Future” on Saturday (June 27), in Global Citizen’s star-studded virtual concert that spanned the globe to recognize communities disproportionately affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Classic songs were covered, huge hits were revisited and repositioned, and superstars spoke out to raise awareness -- as well as a whopping $6.9 billion in pledges from the event.

Usher brought fans to tears with his emotionally-charged rendition of “I Cry” during the “Global Goal: Unite For Our Future” concert.

While some countries around world are finally beginning to see the first signs of recovery following COVID-19, Shakira is reminding people that many places are still in the grips of the devastating pandemic.

Nigerian singer-songwriter Yemi Alade brought Saturday night vibes with her performance of "Shekere" for the "Global Goal: Unite for Our Future" concert on June 27.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson will host the "Global Goal: Unite for Our Future" concert Saturday, June 27 to shed a light on communities disproportionately affected by the coronavirus pandemic with the help of a few stars.

Global Goal: Unite For Our Future — The Concert, is a globally televised and digitally streamed special that will highlight the disproportionate impact COVID-19 has on marginalized communities – including people of colour, those living in extreme poverty and others facing discrimination – will air on Saturday, June 27 on Global TV at 8 p.m. ET.