In "Easy on Me," Adele is captured in almost the same exact shot of her on the phone as she is in "Hello" — even the dialogue syncs up. She mentions that she may hit some bad cell-phone ...

On Friday, she unveiled the video for "Hello," the first single from "25," and it does not disappoint. The powerful, chilling ballad features the lyrics: "Hello, can you hear me?

Bob Mosier and his daughter, Emilie, recorded themselves using Adele's song "Hello" as inspiration: "Hello, it's me, it's the voice you love to hear from and the face you do not see.

"Hello" begins with Adele arriving at the same house. She's talking on her cellphone, asking the other person, "Can you hear me now?" ...

Real talk: when I first watched the music video for Adele's "Hello," it punched me right in the feels. Not only because it has meaning for anyone who's not really great at adulting, but because it ...

The video for new single Easy On Me draws parallels with the 2015 video for Hello, with Adele leaving the same house she entered six years ago.

Rauner says publicly he’s willing to meet with Madigan anytime. Madigan’s spokesman pretends not to hear the invitation. Hello? Can you hear me? Inspiration for a new Adele song.

But you've never heard it like this before. While Britney Spears gave us a dance tribute to the song, former American Idol contestant Karen Rodriguez gave the track a Spanglish re-imagining. Adele ...

Adele fans have tried to piece together the puzzle, and noticed some similarities between the Hello and Easy On Me videos… ...

RB: “It’s amazing what power, passion and emotion Adele can convey in a single note. She is one of the very few artists that make you feel what she feels in a four-minute song.” ...

Hello? Can you hear me? I'm in California dreaming about who we used to be When we were younger, and free. I've forgotten how it felt before the world fell at our feet. There's such a difference ...