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Olivia Rodrigo is taking fans on a journey in the new concert film Driving Home 2 U. The Stacy-Lee directed film, in which Rodrigo treks from Salt Lake City to Los Angeles and reflects on the creation of her debut solo album, premieres exclusively on Disney+ on Friday (March 25).

“I hope that people are inspired by the songwriting aspect of it,” Rodrigo recently told Billboard of what she wants viewers to take away from the film. “I always use creativity and songwriting as a means to get out of hard feelings and hard situations and help me get over them. So, I would love if people were inspired to create stuff given their sad feelings too. That would be really cool.”

Through never-before-seen footage from the making of sour, new live arrangements of her songs and intimate interviews, fans will ride shotgun while Rodrigo steers viewers through a cinematic trek exploring the making of her debut album.

How to Watch Driving Home 2 U for Free

In order to watch Driving Home 2 You, you must have a subscription to Disney+ ($7.99 a month, or $79.99 a year) or the Disney+ bundle ($13.99 a month).

Disney+ doesn’t have a free trial, but there are a few budget-conscious ways to save and at least one promo that will get you a free subscription for up to six months. One way to potentially save some cash would be to sign up for a monthly plan, simply because you can cancel at any time. A bundle deal is another money-saving option because it gives you access to three streaming platforms (Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+).

You can also save by joining Disney+ through a third party such as Verizon. For a limited time only, Verizon customers who sign on for select unlimited plans can get Disney+ or the Disney+ bundle for free for six months. This exclusive promo ends on May 31.

Content from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars and National Geographic, can all be found on Disney+. Subscribers get to stream on up to four different devices (TV, smartphone, notebook, etc) simultaneously and download titles to watch offline and GroupWatch, which lets you host a virtual movie night with up to six friends or family members.

Users will find a huge selection of movies and TV series including other Disney+ originals such as Turning Red, The Prouder Family: Louder & Prouder, Hawkeye, WandaVision, The Mandalorian, Loki, The Book of Boba Fett, The Beatles Get Back, Welcome to Earth and episodes of The Simpsons.

Also streaming on Disney+, Encanto and other music-related Disney+ originals like Billie Eilish’s Happier Than Ever concert special, Beyoncé’s Black is King and Taylor Swift’s Folklore studio sessions.

After hinting of retirement at the 2021 Billboard Latin Music Week and officially announcing the news on Sunday, March 20, Daddy Yankee has released what will be his final studio album Legendaddy.

The 19-track set is his first album in nearly 10 years, following King Daddy in 2013. The new album features Bad Bunny, Rauw Alejandro, Myke Towers, El Alfa, Lil Jon and Pitbull, plus an epic intro by renowned boxing ring announcer Michael Buffer. As for its influences, the legend offers a blend of pure reggaeton, heavy trap and experimental tracks, all while staying true to his essence — one that has endured over three decades. As he previously stated in a press release: “I’m going to give you all the styles that have defined me, in one single album.”

Though this is his first album in nine years, the Puerto Rican artist (born Raymond Ayala) opted to only include brand new music, not including previously-released bangers that arrived between 2014-2021, such as “Shaky Shaky,” “Dura,” “Problema,” and the Snow-assisted “Con Calma,” which peaked at No. 1 on the Hot Latin Songs chart in 2019 and spent 14 weeks at the top.

Daddy Yankee, “Legendaddy”

To celebrate the release of Legendaddy, and bid farewell to the music industry, the King of Reggaeton will kick off his “La Ultima Vuelta” tour in the fall.

As for what the future holds post-retirement from music? Yankee told Billboard last year he is executive producing a reggaeton documentary, saying, “That’s where I see me growing – an executive producer of movies, documentaries.”

Unit then, check out the Billboard Latin editors eight essential Legendaddy tracks.

“X Ultima Vez” featuring Bad Bunny

This song unites the two musical styles of Bad Bunny and Yankee: old-school reggaeton beats with edgy urban sounds. The track starts off with “bubbly-feeling” piano notes that continue throughout the song and unite two of reggaeton’s favorite voices. Plus, Yankee makes sure to include his memorable phrase: “Dónde hubo fuego, cenizas quedan” (Where there were fire ashes remain).

“Zona del Perreo” featuring Natti Natasha & Becky G

Repeating a formula that’s worked with him in the past, DY taps Natti Natasha and Becky G once again for a collab. The pair had previously joined him for the chart-topping 2018 “Dura” remix. Their new song, “Zona del Perreo,” is equally as catchy with an irresistible reggaeton beat.

“Para Siempre” featuring Sech

With previous collabs such as “Sal y Perrea (Remix),” “Confia,” “Relacion (Remix)” and “Definitivamente,” Sech is already family, which is why it only made sense for him to feature on Yankee’s final album. “Para Siempre” is a romantic mid-tempo reggaeton that unites Sech’s smooth vocals with Yankee’s melodious rap verses for a love song that confesses to that special person: “I want you to be mine forever.”

“El Abusador del Abusador”

“El abusador, del abusador” is one of the more uplifting tracks on the album, combining trumpets and piano notes for a perfect salsa fusion with thumping beats. The lyrics tell the story of someone in charge, and how you can always be humble but to still know your worth.

“Agua” featuring Rauw Alejandro, Nile Rodgers

Without a doubt, “Agua” is one of the most surprising tracks on Legendaddy, taking Daddy Yankee completely out of his comfort zone. Reeling in Latin hitmaker Rauw Alejandro and renowned musician and artist Nile Rodgers, the track is an 80s-inspired dance hit featuring Rodgers’ emblematic funk riffs and Rauw’s sultry vocals. Towards the middle of the track, Yankee steps in over a catchy hip-hop beat. “Baby, you dancing in the water, it’s impossible to forget you,” they chant.

“Campeon”

This is the ultimate song for his mic drop for Yankee’s retirement. It may not be the quintessential DY reggaeton party track but in “Campeon,” he leaves the humility that’s characterized him for years behind and categorically says, “I’m the champion.” “I came from a place where there isn’t much and I became a machine,” he raps. “I promised no one would stop me. Undefeated until the end.”

“La Ola”

Like most tracks on the album, “La Ola” takes us back to old-school Daddy Yankee during his “Cangri” and “Gasolina” days. “La Ola” attests to that: an infectious perreo with hard-hitting lyrics made to take you to a marquesina party in Puerto Rico. Its flirtatious lyrics and repetitive “montate en la ola, ola, ola, ola, ola / que te veo sola, sola, sola, sola, sola” is an invitation to join the fun — especially if you’re alone.

“El Rey de lo Imperfecto”

“El Rey de lo Imperfecto” is a catchy urban-infused cumbia song and one of Yankee’s most rhythmic tunes on the album — think “Llamado de Emergencia, think “Lovumba.” “El Rey de lo Imperfecto” (King of the imperfect) tells the story of a man who’s not perfect and is promising to unconditionally love a person through her own insecurities and drama. He sings: “I want you to value everything for you / You are perfect for me.”

The latest edition of The Masked Singer had double the fun, as not one but two celebrities were unmasked.

Cyclops and Thingamabob were the latest contestants left go from the hit Fox series, now in its seventh season.

Cyclops, from “Team Bad,” reached the end of the line following a performance of Irene Cara’s ‘80s classic “Flashdance (What a Feeling).” The man under the mask was actor Jorge Reyes (“Lost,” “Hawaii Five-0”).

Thingamabob, from “Team Cuddly”, was also sent packing, something that never happens in real life to the man behind the mask.

The contest impressed with a rendition of MKTO’s “Classic”. The fluffy creature turned out to be Jordan Mailata, the giant Australian—born offensive tackle for the NFL’s Philadelphia Eagles.

At 6’8” and built like a tank (he’s listed at 346 lbs), Mailata is rarely shifted this easy. And, ironically, the footballer had trouble removing his helmet.

The current season started with 15 contestants. That number has narrowed, with Garcia (Cyclops) and Mailata (Thingamabob), Duff Goldman (McTerrier) and Joe Buck (Ram) sent home.

🚨 SPOILER ALERT 🚨 #ThingamabobMask is…#TheMaskedSinger pic.twitter.com/3adHIGcFZC

— The Masked Singer (@MaskedSingerFOX) March 24, 2022

After that performance, we think it’s safe to say that we have a thing for #ThingamabobMask. 😍#TheMaskedSinger pic.twitter.com/zdt7jf6AHu

— The Masked Singer (@MaskedSingerFOX) March 23, 2022

The Next Big Thingamabob@jordan_mailata | #FlyEaglesFly pic.twitter.com/TO0Lc32tUH

— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) March 24, 2022