Chappell Roan's 'Pink Pony Club' Blasts Off in Space

0:00It's April 4th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, today pop culture powered by AI. CHAP-O-O-S-L-S-O-S-S-S-S, Pink Pony Club. Just blasted into space history as the wake-up tune for NASA's Artemis II mission crew flying around the moon. On Saturday, April 4th, during a live NASA stream, fly controllers played the 2023 pop smash to rouse the astronauts in the Orion. Icecraft, marking a fun cosmic nod to her rising stardom. The track kicked off strong, but got cut after just one minute, right before the big chorus dropped. Commander Reed Weisman chimed in over the comms, saying they were all hyped for that part, which cracked everyone up in mission control. The capsule communicator promised to spin it full next time, then ran down the day schedule with a good morning wish. The crew includes Pilot Victor Glover, Mission Specialist Christina Koch, and Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen. They launched from Kennedy.

1:00Space Center in Florida on April 1st at 6.35pm. Eastern daylight time. This space play comes right after Rowan dealt with some heat in Brazil last month. Soccer star Jorgen Ho Frello called out security for upsetting his 11-year-old daughter at a hotel during her Lala Paloza gig, but Rowan cleared it. Up, stressing the guard wasn't hers, and no harm was meant. Our tunes are still soaring high, from Grammys to Lunar flybys, proving Chap-Oll Roation's vibe echoes everywhere, even out past Earth's orbit.