America’s favorite November traditions: overeating, arguing with relatives, and watching three megastars torch NFL stadiums. Post Malone, Jack White and Lil Jon are headlining the Thanksgiving Day halftime shows — and we’ve got the story with sarcasm, swagger, and Static Live seasoning.
Shakira and The Weeknd are turning up the volume on global change, joining FIFA’s Global Citizen Education Board alongside Serena Williams, Ivanka Trump, and other power players. They’re aiming to raise $100 million for global education — because who better to inspire the next generation than the artists who already own the charts (and our hearts)?
From San Juan to the Super Bowl, Bad Bunny is taking over the 2026 halftime stage. It’s his only U.S. date, so if you want to see Benito in the flesh, you better tune in February 8
Bad Bunny Secures 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show Read Post »
From the Super Bowl to the Melbourne Cricket Ground, Snoop Dogg’s latest gig is proof the Aussies know a living legend when they see one. Here’s why this year’s AFL Grand Final is going to be off the chain — plus a look at past performers who brought U.S. music swagger down under.
Snoop Dogg to Crash the AFL Grand Final: Footy Meets Fo’ Shizzle Read Post »
Swifties are losing their collective minds — again — over what looks like Taylor Swift’s next album tease, possibly dropping via Travis Kelce’s New Heights podcast. This time, the clues are glowing orange, the Easter eggs are relentless, and the internet smells TS12 like sharks smell blood.
TS12 Incoming? Swifties Think Travis Kelce Just Got Drafted Into the Hype Machine Read Post »
F1 crashes into Vegas again — but this time, MGK, Zedd, and T-Pain are doing the real damage. The Sphere becomes party central, and we’re here for it… unless we get distracted by roulette.
Tony Hawk addresses the backlash over Pro Skater 3+4’s updated soundtrack, arguing for new discoveries while paying homage to the series’ underground roots.
Tony Hawk Defends Pro Skater 3+4 Soundtrack Over Fan Nostalgia Meltdown Read Post »
FIFA’s Club World Cup Final Halftime Show was a glossy, global spectacle with Doja Cat, J Balvin, Tems, and Coldplay performing above MetLife Stadium in a new spin on stadium concerts.
