Brit singer Adele is a self-proclaimed superfan of the late performer George Michael. So when she was given the chance to pay tribute to the pop icon on the revered Grammys stage, she refused to ...

At the 2017 Grammys on Sunday, Adele paid tribute to George Michael with a touching performance of his '90s hit "Fastlove." But she needed to restart to get it right. After starting the song ...

Adele's slowed-down, orchestral rendition of "Fastlove" earned a standing ovation. Michael, who died in December, won a Brit Award and MTV Video Music Award for the solo song, released in 1996.

The singer had CBS censors hard at work on Sunday after her tribute to George Michael went awry, prompting her to swear and ask for a restart ... Perri. Adele later won the Grammy for song of ...

Magazine, MyLondon, GRM Daily, and more. Gareth Cattermole/Getty Adele’s song has been ordered to be removed from all radio and streaming services after a judge from Brazil ruled it plagiarized ...

One of Adele's songs will be pulled internationally because a Brazilian judge issued an injunction while a plagiarism case against the song continues. The song "Million Years Ago," featured on the ...

Adele began singing the song with images of Michael showing on a screen behind her. But a few moments into the act, she stopped. "I know it's live TV. I'm sorry," she said before her next words ...

Adele reacts before restarting a performance tribute to George ... But several seconds into the song, performed against a backdrop of images from Michael’s life and career, Adele abruptly ...