One of the charities declined to comment on the record, and David’s former employer, which deleted its website afterTeen Vogue this past week; call it a takeover, call it guest-hosting, call it whatever you want — but we’re calling it our new favorite TV show. The latest shenanigans Shawn and James got into was a cover battle, where they competed in a subway station (AKA a set dressed up to look like they were singing in the subway) to see who could do the most epic cover. Shawn took on Oasis’s “Wonderwall,” while James whipped out a literal piano and sparkly jacket to do “Great Balls of Fire,” which definitely raised the stakes for Shawn. There are several common red flags to look for when determining whether or not a job is legitimate, experts tellTeen Vogue for Rainsford’s single “Crying in the Mirror” dropped on Friday, May 22, marking Cara’s directorial debut and starring Gregg and Kaia as an ex-couple with a passionate past. While the song itself is electric and upbeat, the video presents a dreamy sadness, as we see cuts of Rainsford singing the emotional lyrics intermixed with a tearful Kaia, alongside flashes of happier times with Gregg (andlots