Turkey and stuffing weren't the only things Rihanna was cooking up for Thanksgiving.

It's the third single lifted from "Made In The A.M.," following "Drag Me Down" and "Perfect".

Fabolous has delivered his first holiday offering of two with the 'Summertime Shootout' mixtape.

By now, you’ve had a little bit of time to get acquainted with Adele’s "25." We want to hear from you! Vote for your favorite song on the new album.

T-Hanks? MC Tom Tom? Forest Bump? 2 Hanx? The terrible puns are endless but that's all anyone can think about after the reminder that Tom Hanks once rapped -- yes, that Tom Hanks. Turns out the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Although, some think Papa Hanks could school Chet Haze.

Okay, you have the lyrics to "Rolling in the Deep" memorized and you can reenact "Hello" video scene-by-scene. But how well do you really know Adele? Take our quiz below and find out.

Check out these three new soundtracks from some the week's biggest movies to dig a little deeper while you're busy trying to tune out the family bickering.

Even bigger than the balloons floating high above New York City during the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade are the music superstars the 89th annual event lined up this year. There was a long list of performers -- Mariah Carey, Shawn Mendes, almost every cast of a current Broadway show -- but below were the music moments you needed to see from the three-hour telecast:

Adele's "25" has now officially sold just over 3 million copies in the U.S., according to Nielsen Music. And its first week still isn't over with yet!

There was a time when best original song contenders easily took up residence on top 40 radio: 1977's "You Light Up My Life" (from the film of the same name) was one of five Academy honorees from the decade to top the Billboard Hot 100, and seven more Oscar recipients reached No. 1 in the '80s. But Eminem's "Lose Yourself," from 2002's 8 Mile, was the last Oscar winner to top the charts. And the 2014 champ, John Legend and Common's "Glory" from Selma, halted at No. 49, further evidence of an amicable separation in recent years between radio play and the Oscars.

As Saturday Night Live explained to us this past weekend, Adele brings everyone together.