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"We are experiencing grief for the life that we imagined"

It's easy to see that, in the midst of the coronavirus, self-isolation and social distancing, people everywhere are having a hard time adjusting to the (temporary) new normal. Luckily, Hayley Kiyoko and her therapist have some words of encouragement to help you out.

With less than two weeks before its original kick-off date, Hayley Kiyoko canceled her upcoming North American tour, sharing the bad news via social media.

Hayley Kiyoko has called off her upcoming tour in support of I'm Too Sensitive for This S---, which was scheduled to kick off in San Diego on Jan. 29 and run through mid-March.Kiyoko made an announcement about the tour cancellation on social media Saturday (Jan.

Hayley Kiyoko just dropped her latest project, I’m Too Sensitive For This Shit. This is the endpoint to the collection of songs she’s been sharing since last October, and it includes the previously released tracks: “L.O.V.E. Me,” “​runaway,” and “I Wish.” This is her first release since 2018’s Expectations.

Gotta love these ladies! Woman of the Decade winnerbonded with Woman of the Year at the 14th annual Billboard Women in Music event, hosted by Hayley Kiyoko at The Palladium in Los Angeles on Dec. 14, where guests enjoyed FIJI water and JNSQ Wines.

Throughout 2019, Noah Cyrus started to open up to her fans about her struggles with mental health. But with her song and video for "Lonely," the singer made her voice unequivocably heard as a person who knows what it means to be caught in that struggle.

Hayley Kiyoko is done dealing with toxicity in her relationships, and she just released a song to make that as clear as possible. 

Hayley Kiyoko spoke with Billboard’s Danica Daniel ahead of Billboard’s Women in Music event on Thursday night (Dec. 12) in Los Angeles, chatting about the importance of women supporting other women in the music industry and what fans can expect from her upcoming tour.

Just last year, pop superstar Hayley Kiyoko took to the Billboard Women in Music stage to accept the Rising Star Award. But on Thursday night (Dec.

Billboard's annual Women in Music event is just hours away, and you don't have to be walking the red carpet to take part in the fun.The YouTube live stream (below) will begin at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m.

Billboard's 14th annual Women in Music event is finally here, honoring some of the biggest names in music: Taylor Swift (Woman of the Decade), Billie Eilish (Woman of the Year), Rosalía (Rising Star), Nicki Minaj (Game Changer), Alanis Morissette (Icon), Brandi Carlile (Trailblazer), Alicia Keys (Impact Award) and Megan Thee Stallion (Powerhouse).The fun, hosted by last year's Rising Star honoree Hayley Kiyoko, will take place at LA's Hollywood Palladium on Thursday (Dec.