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Alicia Keys is revealing her wellness-inspired beauty tips!

The “Girl on Fire” superstar provided a guide to her beauty routine as part of Vogue‘s Beauty Secrets on Thursday (May 30).

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During the video, Alicia revealed that her favorite cleanser of the moment is Osmosis Deep Clean Detox Cleanser.

“You have to wash the face. My favorite thing to use right now is Osmosis. My skin kind of requires a little more strength when cleansing,” she explained.

You can now grab the Osmosis cleanser at Dermstore.

Watch for the rest of Alicia‘s tips, which include meditating before she even starts and setting her intentions for the day.

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Alicia Keys is sharing more from her personal story.

The 39-year-old singer shared a letter she wrote at the age of 14 to her father.

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“All I want is for you to mind your own business. I don’t want the phone calls. I don’t want the letters. I don’t want anything. That’s the only way you can make me happy,” she wrote in the letter.

“In the early part of my teens I wrote this letter to my father, Craig. I wanted nothing to do with him. My words came from a place of vulnerability and longing. At the time it hurt so much to experience what felt like empty promises. I swore I didn’t care, but I did and it affected me deeply. I finally had enough and wrote those words. It’s CRAZY that he kept this letter after all these years. I was so shocked when he first showed me. It was tucked away in a shoe box full of memories. I’m glad he and I can look back at it now as a sign of how far we’ve come,” she wrote.

Alicia recently debuted a new song amid the pandemic for frontline workers.

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Alicia Keys is set to star in the premiere episode of Regular Heroes, a new Amazon Original Series highlighting courageous stories from the front-lines of COVID-19.

The first of the eight-episode docuseries is currently available to stream and
highlights NYC’s Trevor Henry, New Orleans’ Burnell Cotlon and LA’s Athena Hayley as they each make personal sacrifices for their families and communities. Watch the preview below!

Said Alicia, “This show is Amazzziinngg!!! So pure and genuine! I’m happy to know this series will not only give support to but also put a face on the incredible people like Trevor, Burnell and Hayley. They are the ones we clap for each night at 7pm in New York. These are the Heroes. And I’m so honored to celebrate them!!”

Regular Heroes will feature people making a difference in their cities and communities from all walks of life: Health care and emergency workers, grocery store employees, farmers, bus drivers, delivery personnel, sanitation workers, police officers, and others. If you or someone you know is making an extraordinary difference in their community please visit Regular-Heroes.com to apply.

Alicia Keys has premiered a brand new song called “Good Job”.

During her appearance on CNN today, the Grammy winning musician revealed the powerful anthem, which is dedicated to all the frontline workers who are stepping up during the coronavirus pandemic.

“It has always been such a personal song and such a poignant song,” Alicia explained of the track’s original message. “And every time I play it, I want to cry because I’m thinking of my mother, I’m thinking of my grandmother, I’m thinking of friends of mine who can’t make ends meet.”

She added that now the song has taken on a new meaning.

“A lot of times people don’t feel like they’re doing a good job. They feel underwater and like there’s never going to be a brighter day,” Alicia says. “Fast forward to now, with where we are now, and it’s almost like the song was written for this and I didn’t know it.”

Listen and watch Alicia‘s video of the track below!

Taylor Swift, Celine Dion, and Shawn Mendes are just a trio of the artists who have joined the One World: Together at Home event.

Happening this weekend on Saturday (April 18), the three stars will also be joined by Alicia Keys, Amy Poehler, Awkwafina, Camila Cabello, Ellen DeGeneres, Jennifer Lopez, LL Cool J, Lupita Nyong’o, Matthew McConaughey, Oprah Winfrey, Pharrell Williams, Sam Smith, Usher and Victoria Beckham for the charitable event.

One World: Together At Home is the first-of-its kind global broadcast event to celebrate the heroic efforts of community health workers, and to support the World Health Organization in the global fight to end COVID-19.

Curated by Lady Gaga, it will be hosted by Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert.

See which other stars will be participating in the event on JustJared now!

Alicia Keys is putting her own twist on things during the ongoing health crisis.

The Grammy-winning singer appeared on Thursday’s (April 2) at home-edition of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, and debuted her very own stay-at-home spin on Flo Rida‘s hit single “My House.”

“This song is dedicated to the moment,” Alicia said while sitting at her piano at home. “I have a feeling that we’re all going through a similar thing, so I figured we could break it down like this.”

In her version, Alicia her own twist on the lyrics of the 2015 original with social distancing-inspired lyrics. “I was Grammy hostin’ now I’m home schoolin’,” she sang. “You too? / Penguins walk down the stairs while I’m handwashin’ / So dry / Never done this before but were all in.” She added, “You can’t come to my house/Suddenly two’s a crowd/Only Swiss is allowed/’’We don’t have to go out.”

Also during her appearance, Alicia talked about her new book, “More Myself,” took host Colbert through a helpful guided meditation, and discussed sharing her phone number with fans so they can stay connected.

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Elton John is putting on quite a star-studded party tonight and calling it the iHeart Living Room Concert for America.

The iconic musician is bringing together some of his celebrity pals – including Alicia Keys, Lizzo and Lady Gaga – to honor front line health care workers and first responders amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Proceeds raised from the concert will go to Feeding America and First Responders Children’s Foundation.

The stars and musicians will all be streaming from their own homes for the special event.


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