Adele‘s “I Drink Wine” reached a new level at the 2023 Grammy Awards on Sunday night (Feb. 5), thanks to Lizzo.

The “Good as Hell” singer joined Elvis Duran and the Morning Show on Friday morning (Feb. 10), where she revealed that she and Adele had a bit too much to drink while reflecting on her record of the year win for “About Damn Time.”

“I was so drunk. Me and Adele were drinking so much that we didn’t even really know what the categories were at this point,” Lizzo said, before adding, “We were like, ‘Wait. Did they do best new artist?’ We didn’t even know when it was time and they would just call out names so we were like, ‘Smile, smile.’”

“When they called my name I was in total shock because I didn’t expect to win at all,” she continued. Lizzo’s “About Damn Time” beat out ABBA’s “Don’t Shut Me Down,” Adele’s “Easy on Me,” Beyoncé’s “Break My Soul,” Mary J. Blige’s “Good Morning Gorgeous,” Brandi Carlile’s “You and Me on the Rock,” Doja Cat’s “Woman,” Steve Lacy’s “Bad Habit,” Kendrick Lamar’s “The Heart Part 5” and Harry Styles’ “As It Was” for the award.

“I had zero say in where I was sitting,” Lizzo revealed when asked about her seat at Adele’s table and next to Styles. “But Adele had 100% say in where she was sitting.”

She continued, “Adele FaceTimed me when I was at Grammy rehearsal a few days before and she was like ‘Oh my god, oh my god, we’re sitting next to each other.’” 

Then, the star shared that she she packed a flask of tequila for herself and one with white wine for the “Rolling in the Deep” singer. “I brought it for Adele and then I drank hers,” she said with a laugh.

Watch the full interview below.

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Countdown to game day! Whether you’re rooting for the Philadelphia Eagles, the Kansas City Chiefs or Rihanna’s halftime show, it’s time to stock up on gear for Super Bowl LVII.

Sports lovers can find a wide selection of Super Bowl merch at the NFL Shop, Fanatics, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Savage x Fenty and Mitchell & Ness. To make the process a little easier, we’ve put together a list of more than a dozen items that you can order online before, and after, Super Bowl Sunday.

Below, find a roundup of Super Bowl merch to celebrate the big game.

Homage
Philadelphia Eagles Helmet Retro Hoodie
$72

Any Eagles fans in the building? Scoop up this comfy hoodie featuring a retro helmet design. The sweatshirt is available in charcoal and green in sizes XS-3XL.

Fenty
Fenty Icon Velvet Liquid Lipstick: Showstopp’r Edition
$29

From clothing to beauty, the Icon Velvet Liquid Lipstick is one of the products that Fenty Beauty dropped for the Super Bowl. This velvety lipstick has a creamy, whipped texture that “hugs your lips with intense color in one precise swipe.” Click here to shop the entire collection, including the Showstopp’r Kit ($76), the NFL Stadium Bag ($25) and Mini Gloss Bomb & Keychain ($12).

NFL Shop
Men’s Philadelphia Eagles Jalen Hurts Nike Gray Super Bowl LVIII Patch Game Jersey
$149.99

This Jalen Hurts jersey is a bestseller at the NFL shop. The special-edition, gray jersey comes complete with a Super Bowl LVII patch and available in sizes S-3XL. Click here to shop Jason Kelce and A.J. Brown jerseys and here for Kansas City Chiefs jersey (use code NFL34 fo free shipping, offer ends tonight!).

NFL Shop
Men’s Super Bolw LVII G-III Sports by Carl Banks Navy Full-Snap Varsity Jacket
$175.99

Varsity jackets are always on trend and they’re perfect for layering up on a cold day. This Super Bowl LVII midweight, polyester jacket features a stand-up collar, satin lining, two front pockets, embroidered fabric appliques and rib-knit striping on the cuffs. It’s almost sold out at the NFL shop (sizes L, XL and 2XL are still in stock).

Fanatics
Rihanna Savage x Fenty Unisex Game Day LVII Joggers
$99.99

Need a pair of sweats? Perfect for a casual Super Bowl party, lounging around the house or running errands, the Savage Fenty Unisex Game Day Fleece Joggers are made from a blend of cotton and polyester. The drawstring sweats feature pockets on each hip (available in sizes XS-4XL).

Amazon

Buy: NFL Short Sleeve Charcoal T Shirt, Adult Sports Tee, Team Gear for Men and Women (Kansas City Chiefs – Black, Adult X-Large) $24.95

Show your love for the Chiefs, Eagles or another NFL team in this cotton tee, which is currently on sale at Amazon and available at Amazon in sizes S-XXL.

Amazon

Buy: Las Vegas Raiders NFL Womens Low Top Tie Dye Canvas Shoes – 6/S $44.99

These FOCO team logo canvas sneakers are available in multiple designs such as glitter, repeat print and tie-dye. And various team logos.

Amazon

Buy: Red Kansas City Chiefs Topanga Cooler Tote $43.99

Great for a picnic or tailgating, this cooler tote bag can store up to 24 cans and features a separate storage pocket (the bag measures 14 x 2.5 x 10 inches). If you want a more standard design, click here to shop Igloo’s NFL Cooler Collection featuring all 32 NFL teams.

Fanatics
Philadelphia Eagles Comforter Set
$94.99

Need to spruce up your bedroom? This three-piece set includes a Queen/Full comforter with the Eagles logo and two pillow shams.

Amazon

Buy: YouTheFan NFL Philadelphia Eagles Boasters $19.73

If you plan on drinking a cold beer, or a non-alcoholic beverage on game day, don’t forget to use a coaster! The NFL team coaster set is made from stainless steel with a cork backer and available in different team logos. Click here for beer holders.

FOCO
Len Dawson & Patrick Mahomes Kansas City Chief Bobblehead (Pre-order)
$85

Two iconic Kansas City QB in one! This collectible set features Len Dawson and Patrick Mahomes Kansas City Chiefs Then & Now Bobblehead. The set is available for pre-order and will ship in July. Click here to shop more Bobbleheads.

NFL Shop
Unisex Fenty for Mitchell & Ness Black Super Bowl LVII Icon Pullover Hoodie
$119.99

This unisex sweatshirt is a part of Rihanna’s Mitchell & Ness collab, which you can score on a discount at NFLshop.com. The hooded sweatshirt comes in black or white and in sizes S-2XL.

NFL Shop
Save Fenty Blue Game Day LVII Tube Top
$49.99

Shopping for a tube top? This piece, from the Savage x Fenty Game Day Collection, is available in XS/S up to 2X/3X. Complete the look with these limited-edition sweatpants.

NFL Shop
Unisex Manor White Super Bowl LVII NFL Origins Helmet T-shirt
$44.99

The unisex tee is apart of the Super Bowl NFL Origins collection and available in sixes S-4XL. Click here to shop the full collection.

Savage Fenty
Limited-Edition LVII Cropped Varsity Jersey
$69.95 $54.95 (VIP) -27% off% OFF

This limited-edition cropped varsity (and matching sweats) are almost out of stock. The jersey comes in sizes XS-3X — but only selects sizes are still in stock.

Amazon

Buy: Timex Men’s TWZFEAGMH NFL Gamer Philadelphia Eagles Watch $64.95

Need a timepiece? This water resistant, men’s watch is a great gift option — plus it’s available in different colors, team logos. Features include an adjustable 42mm brass case with an adjustable 20mm silicone straps and is designed to fit up to an eight-inch wrist.

Amazon

Buy: YouTheFan NFL Philadelphia Eagles 25-Layer StadiumView Lighted End Table $449.68

Another cool gift idea, an sporty end table that’s sure to get attention. The stadium table is hand assembled from 25 layers of engineered wood and features a unique 3D stadium design.

The 2023 NBA All-Star Weekend is set to kick off Thursday, Feb. 16, as athletes, musicians and fans from across the country congregate in the mountains of Salt Lake City, Utah.

And while the focus of the weekend may be on all things basketball, there will be plenty of major musical events happening as well, with everyone from Travis Scott and Pitbull to G-Eazy, Saweetie and The Kid LAROI hitting the stage at venues all across downtown Salt Lake.

Scott partnered with host team the Utah Jazz to put together a two-day concert series at The Depot featuring Don Tolliver, Sheck Wes and other special artists who have yet to be announced, while the “Feel This Good” hitmaker, the “Me, Myself & I” and “Best Friend” rappers and the “Kids Are Growing Up (Part 1)” crooner have all been tapped to headline shows sponsored by the NBA.

From pre-game concerts and specially curated lineups to all the major happenings surrounding the actual All-Star Game on Sunday night (Feb. 19), Billboard has rounded up the information you need about each can’t-miss event going down in the 801 while the NBA is in town.

Rihanna has left fans eager for new music since the release of her most recent album, 2016’s Anti. Since then, the star has launched her Savage X Fenty lingerie line, skyrocketed her Fenty Beauty makeup company and even welcomed a son with A$AP Rocky.

The musical drought changed in the fall of 2022, when Rihanna was announced as the halftime performer for Super Bowl LVII and the singer unveiled “Lift Me Up” off the Black Panther: Wakanda Forever soundtrack. But what will taking the stage at the big game on Sunday (Feb. 12) mean for RiRi and what will it add to her legacy?

“Jay-Z and Roc Nation began overseeing the Super Bowl halftime show in 2020, and on average, each show costs $13 million,” explains Billboard‘s Neena Rouhani. While Super Bowl performers don’t usually get paid for the gig, they often see a huge bump in merchandise and music sales.

Watch the latest episode of Billboard Explains above to learn more about how Rihanna arrived at the Super Bowl.

After the video, catch up on more Billboard Explains videos and learn about the best new artist award at the Grammysevolution of girl groupsBBMAsNFTsSXSW, the magic of boy bandsAmerican Music Awards, the Billboard Latin Music Awards, the Hot 100 charthow R&B/hip-hop became the biggest genre in the U.S.how festivals book their lineupsBillie Eilish’s formula for success, the history of rap battlesnonbinary awareness in musicthe Billboard Music Awardsthe Free Britney movementrise of K-pop in the U.S.why Taylor Swift is re-recording her first six albumsthe boom of hit all-female collaborationshow Grammy nominees and winners are chosenwhy songwriters are selling their publishing catalogshow the Super Bowl halftime show is booked and why Olivia Rodrigo’s “Drivers License” was able to shoot to No. 1 on the Hot 100.

This week, our First Stream Latin roundup — which is a compilation of the best new Latin songs, albums, and videos recommended by the Billboard Latin editors each week — is powered by new music from Carlos Vives, Lenny Tavárez, Yendry, and more.

The list starts off with Vives’ nostalgic track “La Historia,”  the first single from his upcoming album Escalona: nunca se había grabado así. A tribute to the famous composer Rafael Escalona, Vives’ modern pop version of the classic melancholic vallenato will transport you to the warm Colombian Caribbean coast. Then we have Italian-based artist Yendry paying tribute to her Dominican roots in a hypnotizing bachata track that subtly fuses electronic sounds called “Herrera.” Lasso’s ballad “Los Hombres Son Todos Iguales” (All Men Are The Same) is also on the list, with potent lyrics reflecting two worlds: when a woman has been hurt in the past by empty promises, and when a man is trying to demonstrate that not all men are the same.

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On the reggaetón side, we included two great selections: Alvaro Diaz and San Senra’s “1000CANCIONES” and Tavárez’s “Felicidades.” The former marks the pair’s first collaborative effort powered by a fast-forward perreo beat. The latter has the Puerto Rican act singing an empowering lady’s anthem about living life after a breakup.

Other tunes this week include Adriel Favela’s ranchera “En Este Amor,” Hector Perez and Felipe Santos’ collab, and more. Which release is your favorite? Cast your vote — or enter your favorite selection — in the poll below.

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Less than two months after the defense team for Dedrick Williams — one of the three suspects on trial for the murder of XXXtentacionlisted a slew of artists as potential witnesses in December, one of those artists is now being ordered to appear in court.

Due to a feud between Drake and the late rapper born Jahseh Onfroy, who was shot and killed in 2018, defense attorney Mauricio Padilla believes the Certified Lover Boy superstar is connected to XXX’s death — and in an effort to solidify that claim, he tried to subpoena the Certified Lover Boy rapper last month. But according to a court document obtained by Billboard, Drake failed to appear on his scheduled deposition date of Jan. 27 and is now being ordered to appear for a deposition on Feb. 24 via Zoom video. If he fails to appear again, he may be held in contempt.

A representative for Drake did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Drake’s alleged involvement in the murder stems from unsubstantiated rumors that swirled following XXXtentacion’s death, connected with a 2017 beef over what XXX believed to be a rip-off by Drake of his flows from breakout track “Look at Me!” on Drake’s “KMT.” A year after the drama, a story was posted to XXX’s Instagram page that read, “If anyone tries to kill me it was @champagnepapi,” tagging Drake’s Instagram handle. Afterward, XXXtentacion claimed his account was hacked; he was killed four months later in Deerfield Beach, Fla.

According to a December court filing, “Onfroy relentlessly taunted Graham on social media making statements about his mother and even posting a picture of a Drake look alike with semen on his face,” following frustrations that Drake didn’t lend him a hand during his time behind bars in 2016-17. Tensions continued to escalate, with XXX allegedly involving DJ Akademiks by asking the media personality to repost the photo. The filing went on to accuse Drake of having ties to “gang related activities” while naming Somali Canadian rapper Hassan Ali, a “suspected member of the Jungle Bloods Street Gang,” as a possible associate (Drake has publicly been connected to Ali via his own Instagram posts). In an interview, Ali also told Akademiks that he’s “Drake’s shooter.”

In the December filing, Padilla also listed Quavo, Offset, late Migos rapper Takeoff, Tekashi 6ix9ine and Joe Budden as potential witnesses, but at a subsequent hearing reported on by the Miami Herald, prosecutors called the move a stunt. “It is apparent from the deliberate, late disclosure of the defendant’s witnesses and comments made between the parties that [the] defendant intended to ‘surprise’ the state and create a trial by ambush,” wrote prosecutor Pascale Achille, as reported by the Herald. Broward Country Circuit Judge Michael Usan then demanded answers from Padilla in writing as to why the superstars were relevant to the case.

“They are high-profile people. And it’s not easy for me to subpoena,” Padilla answered. “I don’t have numbers, but it doesn’t mean I won’t be able to. Trying to subpoena Drake is not easy — you need a drone.”