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As if Sam Smith wasn't already making fantastic music of his own, the British crooner covered classic Whitney Houston recently and it was simply amazing.

The most annoying part of going out to eat is easily the whole ritual of paying the bill.

If you've got a few empties from the weekend, you may want to make some music with them. Or at least that's what this group of guys decided to do.

The song "Royals" by Lorde has been a HUGE hit for her. So, when that happens, many people do covers of the song. So far, this has been the best one I've seen. Probably because its so different. A group called "The Beef Seeds" put a very different slant on this chart topping song...

Miley Cyrus' latest trend of wearing next to nothing continues with her new Rolling Stone cover, where the singer and actress bares it all for the world to see.

Tiffany Houghton told us to expect new music in an exclusive PopCrush Twitter takeover, but to hold us over until that happens, we have this cool new video from the singer.

Miley Cyrus fans are all about her new single "Wrecking Ball", but will they also enjoy covers of her song in a totally different genre? The famous Gregory Brothers have decided to put their touch on the song, and no not autotuned. They have redone "Wrecking Ball" in a very interesting country music cover. Watch, and see.

Ellie Goulding and Justin Timberlake are both incredible talents in their own rights, and now we can see (or, rather, hear) what they may come up with should they ever join forces. The British chanteuse performed a cover of the Renaissance man's new classic 'Mirrors,' and it was just as beautiful as you'd expect.

Kesha is pop music's resident bad girl, a party animal who brushes her teeth with Jack, if you believe her lyrics! She doesn't usually strike us as the regimented type or a health nut. Nevertheless, she covers the July issue of Self and looks gorgeous as she jumps for joy in black shorts, platform sneakers, a bright, lime hoodie, and a near makeup-less look.

While making a stop at the BBC Radio 1 Lounge, rock group the Queens of the Stone Age did a performance of Robin Thicke's big hit song 'Blurred Lines'.