Like mother, like daughter! P!nk took to Instagram on Tuesday (Dec. 13) to share a video of her 11-year-old daughter, Willow Sage Hart, singing at her first-ever recital.

The “Raise Your Glass” singer’s mini-me is seen in the video introducing herself to the crowd, before delving into a powerful rendition of Olivia Rodrigo‘s “Rose Song,” which the Grammy winner sang on the Disney+ show High School Musical: The Musical: The Series. Hart effortlessly belts the ballad — without missing a single note — with her sweet, composed voice. When she wrapped up her performance, Hart was met by applause and cheers from the audience.

“This 11 year old (11,000 year old soul) blows me away,” P!nk captioned her proud mama moment.

It’s certainly not the first time Hart showed off her vocal skills. In February 2021, P!nk and her daughter unveiled their inspirational duet “Cover Me in Sunshine” after previewing it on TikTok. In a statement, P!nk explained, “This past year has been so many things for us. Sad, lonely, scary, yes. It’s also been quiet, reflective and a great teacher. Willow and I find comfort in music, so we’re putting this song out for no other reason than that we hope it brings you sweetness, sunshine and comfort, too.”

P!nk shares Willow and her five-year-old brother Jameson Moon Hart with her husband Carey Hart. The couple celebrated their 16th anniversary in January this year after tying the knot in 2006, five years after meeting at the Summer X Games in 2001. 

Jin shared a private moment with fans ahead of his mandatory military enlistment on Tuesday.

The superstar uploaded a selfie to BTS’ fan-community WeVerse site showing his new buzzed haircut. Gone are his long signature locks that were on full display in his recent “Astronaut” music video and instead, the 30-year-old is rocking a super-short style, commonly known as the “induction cut,” as the hairstyle used by many country’s armed forces including the United States. Jin captioned the photo laughing, saying that he found the new cut “cuter than I thought.”

Unlike a buzzcut from the barber, the military haircut doesn’t keep regard for length or facial features but is cut equally all around one’s head. All recruits in South Korea must have their hair cut short before weeks of basic-training programs at the start of their service. Per national law, all able-bodied South Korean men must serve in the armed forces for at least 18 months with varying lengths of service time. While the draft begins once they turn 18, men may postpone it until age 28. In December 2020, the Korean National Assembly passed a motion (nicknamed the “BTS law”) to allow top K-pop stars to postpone service until age 30 with a recommendation from the culture minister.

BTS’ management label BIGHIT MUSIC recently shared a notice to fans that there will be no “official event” to mark the star’s enlistment.

“Jin will fulfill his required time with the military by enlisting in the army,” read a note from BIGHIT on BTS’ Weverse. “Please note that we will not be holding any kind of official event on the day of his recruitment. The entrance ceremony is a time to be observed by military personnel and their families only. In order to prevent any issues that might occur from crowding, we ask fans to please refrain from visiting the site. Instead, we ask you to keep your heartwarming words of support and farewell in your hearts.”

Jin is the first of the seven BTS members to fulfill his mandatory obligations.

Click here to see Jin’s new photo.

Just a week after Caroline Polachek announced that her new album Desire, I Want to Turn Into You will be arriving in February, the singer revealed her list of 2023 tour dates on Monday (Dec. 12).

The North American and European run, called the Spiraling Tour, features a number of opening guests that will take part in certain dates of the tour, including Doss, Alex G, Ethel Cain, Sudan Archives, Magdalena Bay, George Clanton and Toro y Moi.

The tour will kick off on February 10 in Brighton, England, and stretch through February 27 in Antwerp, Belgium. The live shows will then head across the pond on April 14, when Polacheck will begin her North American tour in Philadelphia, Penn. The “Hit Me Where It Hurts” singer will perform in major cities across the continent including Boston, Mass.; Austin, Texas; Los Angeles, Calif.; Chicago, Ill.; Nashville, Tenn. and more before wrapping up in New York City on May 20.

Fans can sign up for ticket pre-sale via Polachek’s website here beginning on Wednesday (Dec. 14) at 10 a.m. local time. General onsale goes live on Friday (Dec. 16).

Polacheck’s upcoming album Desire, I Want to Turn Into You, arrives on Feb. 14, 2023, and follows her 2019 album, Pang, which featured singles “Door,” “Ocean of Tears,” “Parachute” and “So Hot You’re Hurting My Feelings.”

See Polachek’s announcement, which includes the full list of tour dates, below.