Barry Manilow is back with What A Time, his first album of mostly new songs in nearly 15 years. The timeless hitmaker continues a career filled with No.1 hits, awards and devoted fans.
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.
Radiohead is back on stage for the first time since 2018 — and it turns out taking a break didn’t dull the blade. The band rolled into Madrid and delivered 25 tracks of existential beauty, glitch-rock transcendence, and “hey remember emotions?” energy. We’re not crying, you’re crying.
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When Dua Lipa hit the stage in San Francisco, nobody expected a dose of punk royalty. But then Billie Joe Armstrong strolled out, and suddenly pop met power chords. Let’s just say — San Francisco woke up, and it wasn’t September anymore.
From chart-topping hits to scolding subway riders, Cardi B is now the official voice of NYC transit etiquette. Her “Move it, Bucko!” announcements prove she’s the Bronx’s most unfiltered subway sheriff.
When Elton John says “my house is yours,” he means it. After losing a bet on Lola Young’s single Dealer, the Rocket Man literally gave her the keys. Proof that even an EGOT winner has to pay up.
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Grammy-nominated alt-rock legends Garbage are wrapping up their final tour, calling out the record industry’s “thievery” for killing the economics of live shows. From Stupid Girl to Only Happy When It Rains, their legacy is undeniable.
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Wicked: For Good hits theaters and playlists on Nov. 21. Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo lead a soundtrack that blends Broadway favorites with new songs like “No Place Like Home” and “The Girl in the Bubble.”
