It’s not just a sweet, sweet fantasy: Mariah Carey‘s about to deliver something “Sugar Sweet.” The pop queen stepped into the kitchen to whip up a small taste of what’s to come for fans this weekend — in the form of a light, sugary song.

Carey shared a short video of herself mixing batter at the kitchen counter on Saturday (July 19). In the social media clip catered for fans, she fixes her gaze on the camera with a knowing smile and mouths the lyrics to a new tune.

Dressed in bubblegum pink, the star previews a sweet hook that has her singing, “Imma keep it nice, Imma keep it neat, Imma keep it sugar, Imma keep it sweet.”

No release date or further details have emerged about “Sugar Sweet,” but assuming the single arrives soon, it’ll be the follow-up to “Type Dangerous,” which just got a remix EP release featuring collaborations with Big Sean, DJ Snake, Method Man and more. Both tracks would likely find a place on Carey’s as-yet-untitled 16th studio album.

Fortunately for eager fans awaiting Carey’s first full-length studio project since 2018, the new album is ready to go when she’s ready to reveal it.

“What is next? The album coming out. I don’t wanna tell too much about it because I just don’t want to reveal the whole thing. It’s finished,” she confirmed in an Apple Music interview last month. In that conversation, she also left a hint that “Sugar Sweet” was on the way, adding that “a second single is coming soon. I’m very excited about it. It’s very summery. I like the beat as well.”

See Carey’s “Sugar Sweet” clip below.

Charli XCX and The 1975‘s George Daniel have reportedly tied the knot.

The 32-year-old pop star was seen in a stunning wedding dress kissing the 35-year-old drummer in London on Saturday (July 19), TMZ reports. Video footage shared on X captures the couple celebrating outside Hackney Town Hall, surrounded by close family and friends.

For the occasion, the Brat hitmaker wore a white, off-the-shoulder silk gown in a shorter style rather than a traditional long dress. She styled her long hair down and completed the look with a flowing white veil. Daniel was dressed in a dark double-breasted suit paired with a light collared shirt.

The ceremony was an intimate affair with around 20 close family members and friends in attendance, according to TMZ. Daniel’s bandmates from The 1975 were reportedly present, with the exception of frontman Matty Healy.

Billboard has reached out to Charli XCX’s representatives for comment.

Charli and Daniel began dating in 2022 and announced their engagement a year later. The couple made their relationship Instagram official in May 2022, following their collaboration on Charli’s 2022 album, Crash, which reached at No. 7 on the Billboard 200. Daniel also contributed production on tracks including “In the City,” her duet with Sam Smith, as well as “Hot Girl” for the Bodies Bodies Bodies soundtrack.

Charli took last summer by storm with the release of her sixth album, Brat, which peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard 200, her highest-charting album to date. From its meme-worthy lime-green cover to its surprising role in the 2024 U.S. presidential race, the project propelled her from cult favorite to bona fide pop A-lister.

Following a successful tour in support of Brat, Charli has shifted her focus to onscreen opportunities, including a film she conceptualized for A24 titled The Moment. She also recently lined up a gig to star in and produce the next movie from Japanese horror director Takashi Mike (Yakuza Apocalypse).

Just days after teasing a new project on social media, Tyler, The Creator has announced he’s dropping a new album on Monday (July 21).

During his concert at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on Friday (July 18), the 34-year-old rapper and producer shouted to the crowd what appears to be the title of his ninth album, Don’t Tap the Glass, according to Variety. Outside the venue, fans spotted an art installation featuring a muscular figure enclosed in a clear box — seemingly a nod to the upcoming album’s cover art.

In the days leading up to the show, Tyler hinted at a surprise set for July 21 by posting cryptic images on his Instagram, including a Louis Vuitton bag, a mannequin’s head and a trumpet player in a band uniform. On Saturday (July 19) morning, he dropped a link to donttaptheglass.com, a website promoting the new album and featuring vinyl, T-shirts and hats branded with the album title.

The website also displayed three color-coded boxes with cryptic messages: a blue box reading, “Body movement. No sitting still”; a yellow one stating, “Only speak in glory. Leave your baggage at home”; and a red box that read, “Don’t tap the glass.”

Billboard has reached out to Tyler, The Creator’s representatives for more details about the upcoming release.

In late June, Tyler and Doechii previewed their Pharrell-produced track “Get Right” during the Louis Vuitton SS26 show in Paris. The song marks their second collaboration, following “Balloon” from Tyler’s 2024 Billboard 200-topping album Chromakopia. It remains unclear whether “Get Right” will be included on his new album.

Don’t Tap the Glass follows last year’s Chromakopia, which spent three weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. The 14-track album featured guest appearances from Doechii, Lil Wayne, GloRilla, Sexyy Red, Daniel Caesar, and others. Tyler is currently touring North America in support of the album and will soon head to Australia, Japan, South Korea, Thailand and the Philippines.

From career milestones to new music releases to major announcements and those little important moments, Billboard editors highlight uplifting moments in Latin music. Here’s what happened in the Latin music world this week.

Intocable Teams Up with the Latin Grammys

The norteño band will be donating $1 from every ticket sold during their North American Antología Tour 2025 to benefit the Latin Grammy Cultural Foundation, according to a press release. The donation will support the foundation’s programs dedicated to promoting music education through scholarships, grants and other programs focused on supporting the next generation of Latin music creators.

“For us, music has been a way of life,” Ricky Muñoz, lead vocalist and co-founder of Intocable, said in a statement. “If we can help talented young people receive an education and better opportunities, then each concert will have even more meaning.” Raquel “Rocky” Egusquiza, executive director of the Latin Grammy Cultural Foundation added, “Their support makes educational opportunities, scholarships, and grants possible for students, and serves as an example and inspiration for young musicians following in their footsteps.”

Los Bukis’ Hollywood Walk of Fame Ceremony

The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce announced on Monday that they will honor Los Bukis on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on July 23 at 11:30am PT. The legendary grupero band from Mexico will be honored with the 2,817th star on the walkway, located at 7060 Hollywood Boulevard in the recording category. Fans around the world can watch the live stream at walkoffame.com.

Gloria Estefan at Hispanidad 2025

Cuban star Gloria Estefan will perform at Hispanidad 2025, set to take place on Oct. 5 at the Plaza de Colón in the heart of Madrid. This free event will be part of the official celebrations of Hispanic Heritage Day organized by the Community of Madrid.

According to a press release, Estefan will perform some her most iconic songs, including “Mi Tierra,” “Conga” and “Hoy,” alongside tracks from her new album Raíces. “Raíces speaks to how love and life are like sowing seeds: what you nurture with faith, patience, and dedication will eventually bear fruit,” Estefan said in a statement. “It’s a true honor to share such a meaningful milestone in a city that has always embraced Latin culture so warmly. Madrid holds a very special place in my heart, and I can’t wait to celebrate our roots together.”

Pitbull’s 305 on Apple Maps

Pitbull is celebrating the 10th anniversary of DALE, his Latin Grammy-winning album released on July 17, 2015, which marked a defining moment in his career. To commemorate the milestone, the Cuban-American star teamed up with Apple Maps to launch an all-new ‘Hyperlocal’ guide titled “Pitbull’s Miami Spots.” The curated list features some of Pitbull’s favorite places across the 305. Pitbull joins a number of Latin acts who’ve partnered with Apple Maps to create hyperlocal guides, including Young Miko, Becky G and Camila Cabello.

“Anything’s possible in the 305,” the hitmaker said in a statement. “DALE is more than just an album — it’s a celebration of where I come from, what I believe in, and what we can build when we do it together. I’m proud to share the places that shaped me, inspired me, and keep me grounded.”

Tomorrowland 2025 opened the entirety of its site to attendees earlier Friday (July 18) in Boom, Belgium, just two days after a fire destroyed the dance festival’s mainstage.

The development occurred after the festival announced Thursday (July 17) that it might either sequester a portion of its day one attendees to a stage in the festival’s camping area for sets by the Friday headliners, or open the entire site to all day one guests.

Workers on site at the event were able to clear the mainstage area and then construct a new stage setup to host the event’s headlining acts, which on Friday included Nervo, Axwell, Martin Garrix, Alok, Artbat & Kolsch and Meduza. As seen in the stream and photos shared by the festival on social media, the quickly constructed new mainstage is built from a DJ booth and a wall of LED panels, behind which the remains of the massive structure that burned are visible, along with heavy machinery.

The set-up can be seen in the event’s livestream, which is being broadcast from several of the festival’s roughly 16 stages. The mainstage lineup is available here and the rest of the performances are available here.

No one was injured in the fire, and its cause has not yet been announced.

The current situation at Tomorrowland is arguably the best possible outcome following the unprecedented fire. On Wednesday (July 16), the festival advised that there was a chance it might not open at all if the site was determined unsafe by the authorities, but that go-ahead came and the event managed to construct a new mainstage in time to open the entirety of the site.

In the hours before the festival opened for its first day on Friday, organizers posted a statement announcing, “Dear People of Tomorrow, WE ARE READY FOR YOU! Our teams are working day and night, with heart and soul, to turn the impossible into reality: Tomorrowland Belgium 2025 will open doors at 14:00. An alternative setup for the beloved Mainstage is planned to open at 16:00, pending any last-minute changes. All artists will perform as scheduled on all other stages as from 14:00. Tomorrowland will unite, stronger than ever!”

The first weekend of Tomorrowland 2025 continues until Sunday (July 20), while its second weekend is happening July 25-27.