Jessie J, English singer and songwriter, dressed up as a… gorilla, right in the middle of Trafalgar Square? Don’t miss this dare!

Join Jessie J on another dare! This time she dares to go to Las Vegas. Let's see what kind of crazy things await her...

In this second episode, Jessie J has arrived in Las Vegas. She is taking in the sights & sounds when she receives her "Vegas" dare. Come along with her and see what she's gotten herself into! Enjoy!

Jessie J and her team are spending a day off in New York City and are visiting the Statue of Liberty. Their sightseeing tour doesn't last long since someone is daring Jessie J right there!

A continuation of Jessie J's time spent in New York City, she accepts a dare to sing on the steps of Times Square, then visits Grand Central Station and the Brooklyn Bridge.

British pop star Jessie J performs a concert in Brighton, UK and accepts a dare to sing her hit 'Price Tag' wearing clothing belonging to members of the audience!

Which dare will Jessie J have to face this time in Manchester? This time, the dare was issued during a live radio show, but for once it has nothing to do with singing!

Get behind the scenes on the shoot of Jessie J's video for her song "Price Tag" along with her special guest, rapper B.o.B.

British singer Jessie J takes dares from her fans and acts them out in front of the camera. This time she gives a rap performance of "Rudolf, the Red-Nosed Reindeer" on Carnaby Street in London. So get into the fun of the Christmas spirit!

Dasha’s country lament brims with anger at the betrayal she’s suffered at the hands of a man who seemed ready to leave town with her in search of their shared dreams.

Red meets David's friends Debs and Darrell, and their children Charlie and Holly. While playing hide and seek with Charlie and Holly, Red finds the perfect hiding place.

Red simply doesn't want to wake up for school! David struggles to get him out the door, but there is something important that he is forgetting...

17-year-old David Bowie is interviewed in 1964 on the BBC Tonight program by Cliff Michelmore as the founder of “The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Longhaired Men.”

David Bowie performs his song "Life on Mars?," which first appeared on the 1971 album Hunky Dory. It was later released as a single and climbed to the top of the charts in the UK.

"Be My Wife" is a single by the great David Bowie from his 1977 album Low.