Staff Writer
The name of former President Donald Trump has been removed from the Kennedy Center after a judge ruled the addition illegal, reversing a controversial rebranding that sparked artist boycotts and legal battles.
The New York band’s new single calls back to punk’s earliest, most open-eared impulses—a collision of hip-hop, noise, and hardcore built on a gospel of communal redemption.
Urban’s latest is almost all smooth covers, but he’s not alone. Charles Kelley’s SiriusXM show and Nashville’s growing fascination suggest the genres share more than an easy-listening impulse.
The Los Angeles event at SoFi Stadium brought together global pop names, while Tyla appeared at two separate opening ceremonies within 24 hours.
Lionsgate’s Michael has earned $911.9 million worldwide, breaking the record held since 2018 by the Queen film.
The 18-track double album, released June 5, marks the first time the tournament has opted for a full-length project over a single song—and nearly a third of it is anchored by Afrobeats artists.
The 11-track record, the follow-up to 2023’s Dream Machine, leans into hard rock maximalism and the unpolished energy of a band playing together in one room.
The Texas-born country star plays his last round of answers-to-nobody anthems before stepping into a quieter life—and bigger rooms.
The former Motörhead drummer details the gruesome physical toll and near-death experience of a severe sepsis infection.
The singer’s third album arrives after a four-year gap, splitting its tracklist into two emotional halves and pulling from Eighties sonics.
