Kelly Clarkson fans have been waiting for a moment like this — it appears she has some new music on the way … which will possibly explain her two-week absence from her talk show in March, which had many really worried!

The ‘Kelly Clarkson Show’ host teased fans on Friday by sharing what appears to be artwork for a new single or even an album called “Where Have You Been” … which is exactly what fans were asking during her unannounced and rather sudden break from her show.

The caption confirmed there’s something on the way … but doesn’t give much detail. The pop singer simply wrote … “Soon…”

However, sources with direct knowledge told TMZ at the time she was “completely fine” and dealing with a personal matter.

She was back on air on March 20 to celebrate her eponymous talk show’s landmark 1,000th episode. Though she never addressed the reason behind her absence, she hinted at personal drama as she looked back at some of her favorite moments since the show’s debut in September 2019.

She noted… “We have met some hugely talented people, tons of big stars and inspiring everyday heroes. We created a community and supported each other through a lot of ups and downs [and] a lot of ups and downs personally, as well.”

Fans will remember she was quite forthcoming about her split from Brandon Blackstock — which was finalized in March 2022 after nearly two years of court proceedings — and how it affected herself and their two young kiddos on the show … so it’s likely she was at least partially referencing that.

It’s not every day a University of Massachusetts Boston student gets arrested for allegedly firebombing a Tesla dealership operated by the world’s richest man, Elon Musk.

But 19-year-old Owen McIntire has found themselves in this unique place … after they were apprehended by FBI agents on the UMass Boston campus and made an initial court appearance Friday, the Department of Justice announced.

According to a federal criminal complaint, McIntire was charged with unlawful possession of an unregistered destructive device and malicious damage by fire of any property used in interstate commerce.

The complaint states McIntire was in their hometown of Kansas City during Spring Break when, on March 17, he cruised over to the Tesla dealership, parking a block away in front of a house.

McIntire then allegedly walked to the dealership and set it on fire before dashing back to their car and driving away.

The complaint says a cop spotted smoke rising from a Cybertruck and went to check out the issue, finding a Molotov cocktail comprised of an apple cider vinegar bottle and a rag.

The feds say McIntire was identified with the help of witnesses and video, which captured them wearing “dark flowy clothing and a large-brimmed hat.”

McIntire allegedly discarded the distinct hat nearby and the FBI recovered it for DNA testing.

What’s more, McIntire was photographed with luggage inside the Kansas City International Airport, placing them in the area around the time of the incident.

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi said McIntire’s criminal acts were very costly … damaging two Cybertrucks and two charging stations, all of which cost more than $200,000.

Lady Gaga experienced a little more mayhem than ordered during her Friday night Coachella weekend 2 performance when her mic cut out multiple times … but to no one’s surprise, she handled it like a pro!

Check out the video …  the singer’s head mic starts glitching just two songs into her headlining set, noticeably going in and out as she sings “Abracadabra.”

Just like the professionals they are … Gaga and her team swiftly switch out her head mic for a handheld as she descends from her tall skirt set piece without missing a single dance move.

Gaga also brought a monster of a performance at Coachella weekend 1 … satisfying fans, many of whom applauded her set as the best ‘chella performance ever.

2025 marks Gaga’s second go at headlining Coachella — she took center stage nearly a decade ago in 2017 … filling in for Beyoncé, who was pregnant with her twins at the time and had to step down from the gig at the recommendation of her doctors.