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Festivities for the 2026 Billboard Latin Women in Music officially kicked off Wednesday (April 22) with an intimate, invite-only cocktail party to celebrate the female industry power players. Held at Miami’s new social club, Casa D, and sponsored by Frost School of Music and EB Producciones, the evening gathered some of this year’s Latin Women […]
Despite the frequency at which they seem to be made, making a music biopic is no easy task. How do you condense a musician’s lifespan into two hours? What truths inevitably end up getting dropped or fudged for the sake of crafting a compelling narrative? Michael Jackson fans will be asking themselves such questions when […]
Live Nation rolled out its annual “All In” summer ticket promo this week, offering up its “$30 Ticket to Summer” deal in which the promotions giant will sell $30 tickets with no extra fees outside of local taxes to more than 4,000 shows throughout North America. The promotion runs from 10 a.m. local time on […]
In the new Michael Jackson biopic Michael, one complicated chapter of the King of Pop’s life is notably absent: the accusations of child molestation that followed him for years, but for which he was never convicted or held legally liable. In a recent interview with Today, however, Colman Domingo — who plays Michael’s father, Joe […]
The lead prosecutor on D4vd’s murder case says there’s “a significant amount of child pornography” included in more than 40 terabytes of evidence collected from the singer’s phone, computer and iCloud account. The revelation came during an initial hearing in Los Angeles court on Thursday (April 23), exactly a year after D4vd (David Anthony Burke) […]
Geese announced the dates for their fall 2026 Getting Killed Again North American tour on Thursday (April 23). The buzzy Brooklyn rockers fronted by singer Cameron Winter will hit the road in support of their fourth album, 2025’s Getting Killed, beginning on Sept. 29 at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, followed by stops in Asheville, […]
Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter will release a new album, Mirage – Ballet For 16 Dancers, on June 5. The project was created for Mirage, a touring ballet based in Geneva, Switzerland’s Grand Théâtre de Genève that was created by choreographer Damien Jalet and contemporary artist Kōhei Nawa. Bangalter’s soundtrack is a piece of experimental electronic music commissioned by […]
The Contenders is a semi-regular midweek column that looks at artists aiming for the top of the Billboard charts, and the strategies behind their efforts. This week, for the upcoming Billboard Hot 100 dated Feb. 14, we look at the chances of Olivia Rodrigo’s swoony new single to snag the chart’s top spot from Ella […]
In 1984, Prince could do no wrong. He had the biggest album, one of the biggest movies, and several of the biggest singles of the year all as part of his Purple Rain era, and he was activley changing the sound and look pop music — not just with his own work, but with numerous […]
Last May, I launched Mic Drops & Elbow Drops — a space where hip-hop and wrestling collide. My debut entry reflected on the 20th anniversary of You Can’t See Me, the lone album from John Cena that blurred the lines between bars and body slams. Nearly a year later, Entry 021 brings things full circle: […]
