Two decades after Hannah Montana changed Disney Channel forever, Miley Cyrus is heading back to where it all began. The global superstar is celebrating 20 years of the wig, the double life, and the fandom that never really left.
Hilary Duff is officially back on the global stage with the Lucky Me World Tour — her first massive trek in nearly 20 years. Supporting a brand-new album and reminding the world she’s far more than a former Disney icon, Duff is stepping into a full-blown musical renaissance… while somehow looking better than ever.
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The Black Keys are revving the amps again with their upcoming album Peaches! and a raw new single that reminds everyone why blues-rock never actually went out of style—it just waited for the rest of the world to catch up.
Abbey Road Studios — yes, that Abbey Road — is throwing its first rave ever, proving even the most legendary rooms can learn new tricks. With Soulwax at the controls and decades of musical history echoing off the walls, this event might just rewrite the rulebook on what a “studio session” looks like.
The new Michael Jackson biopic trailer just landed, and whether you grew up moonwalking across your living room or discovered him through streaming playlists, one thing is clear — the King of Pop still casts a shadow no artist has quite escaped.
Noah Kahan just announced a sprawling North American stadium tour, and somehow it feels both massive and deeply personal. From chart-topping hits to mental health advocacy, The Great Divide Tour might be his most important chapter yet.
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Bad Bunny made history as the first artist to win Album of the Year for a Spanish-language LP at the 2026 Grammys, while Kendrick Lamar became the most-awarded rapper ever. Our recap breaks down the biggest wins, the standout performances, and why this night mattered.
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Justin Timberlake made a surprise return to the stage to honor Pharrell Williams, reminding everyone that when JT performs, the room stops. From chart-topping hits to earned respect, this was a moment that mattered.
