The Breakfast Club co-hosts Jess Hilarious and Loren LoRosa addressed their recent drama in the best way possible — by joking about it.

Earlier today, they posted a parody music video of Monica & Brandy‘s hit song “The Boy is Mine” and called it, “The Job is Mine.” And while they can’t sing as good as Brandy and Monica, the song is pretty funny and immediately quiets all the noise surrounding them from this past week.

Everything unfolded after Jess Hilarious — who was away on maternity leave — took to Instagram and ranted about her sub LoRosa doing a segment that Jess originally came up with and admitted to feeling like her job was on the line. “I fought for that segment. That’s my segment,” she said. “If Loren is doing it now, it should be hers. But nobody told me anything. I was just coming to work every day, completely out of the loop. We supposed to be a team.”

She then continued by saying her co-hosts Charlamagne tha God and DJ Envy didn’t stick up for her online as some fans criticized her and preferred LoRosa’s approach to the role over hers. “But not one person comes to my defense at all, ever, with this online sh—t. I feel played with, so I’m gonna play with gas. I’ve been quiet a lot.”

Jess Hilarious replaced Angela Yee, who left the legendary morning show in 2022 after 12 years to host her own nationally syndicated show in Way Up with Angela Yee.

Lil Durk’s incarceration hasn’t stopped his music output. The Chicago rapper released his Deep Thoughts album from behind bars on Friday (March 28).

With Durk behind bars inside MDC Los Angeles, his management team picked up the slack to piece together his 20-track Deep Thoughts album with his blessing. The project features assists from Future, Lil Baby, Hunxho and Jhené Aiko.

It’s Durk’s first album since 2023’s Almost Healed. The 32-year-old continued to gain momentum heading into the project as the RIAA announced on Thursday (March 27) that Durk earned another 53 certifications.

“With 53 new RIAA certifications, @lildurk has cemented himself with the most Hip-Hop certifications in 2025 and secured a place among the top 50 artists of all time with 52.5 million units,” the RIAA wrote to X.

With 53 new RIAA certifications, @lildurk has cemented himself with the most Hip-Hop certifications in 2025 and secured a place among the top 50 artists of all time with 52.5 million units. @AlamoRecords pic.twitter.com/daUMvwOr27

— RIAA (@RIAA) March 27, 2025

Durk’s team gave fans a look into his creative process with the release of a Deep Thoughts mini documentary, which showcased the rapper’s journey crafting the process as well as the communication with his team from behind bars.

“It’s gonna be more than just is a song good or great? You gotta be like, ‘Boy, the album is nominated for a Grammy.’ We gotta start thinking in that box and get out the little box of thinking,” Durk says to open the doc. “This s–t deeper than that. This s–t really Deep Thoughts.”

Lil Durk was arrested in October 2024 on federal murder-for-hire charges. Prosecutors allege Durk’s involvement in a 2022 shooting targeting rapper Quando Rondo, which ended up killing another individual. He faces trial in October 2025.

Stream Deep Thoughts below.

Bachman-Turner Overdrive is takin’ care of business again with “60 Years Ago,” the Canadian stalwart’s first new material in more than 25 years. And there’s more where that came from.

The sentimental single, releasing formally on Friday, March 28, was first written by Randy Bachman and his son Tal during their pandemic YouTube show Bachman & Bachman Friday Night Train Wreck and is part of a father-son album that has not yet been released. But after hearing that a highway section in Randy Bachman’s native Winnipeg was to be renamed the Bachman-Turner Overpass – with the dedication on April 18, the day before BTO plays there – inspired the Bachmans to revise the song and make the song public.

“I thought, ‘I’ll go and get “60 Years Ago,” and I’ll give it back to Winnipeg as a thank-you,’” Randy Bachman tells Billboard via Zoom from his current home in Victoria, B.C.. “There was no great plan for this song, y’know. But maybe they’ll play it on Winnipeg radio, and if you live in Winnipeg maybe you’ll want to download it and drive around singing ’60 years ago, so damn cold, so much snow’ and that kind of stuff. And I have a million BTO fans, followers on Instagram and my web site, so maybe some of them will download it. 

“I have a lot of people asking me, always, ‘Is there anything new? Is there anything new?’ So now… yes, there is.”

With its remembrances of the Winnipeg music scene of the mid-’60s, Bachman further torqued up “60 Years Ago” with some appropriate guests – childhood friend and fellow Winnipegian Neil Young, whose guitar solo can be heard at the end, and BTO co-founder Fred Turner who, despite spates of bad health, contributed vocals to the song. Both men are name-checked in the lyrics, along with Bachman’s Guess Who partner Burton Cummings and, as Bachman notes, Winnipeg’s frigid climate.

“I sent it to Neil Young and said, ‘Here’s a song about us and Winnipeg,’” Bachman says. “And he said, ‘I love this. I’ll scream something and play my solo at the end of the track.’ So we did that.” Turner’s part took a bit more doing, however.

“Fred Turner has suffered a lot in the last three years, from Covid, from his own illness. He lost his wife, that was depressing. He lost his voice,” Bachman explains. “When I sent him [the song] I said, ‘Just put this on your computer… put on headphones and sing to it. I just want your voice, Fred.’ He said, ‘I haven’t sang in two and a half years, but I gave it a shot. But I lost my voice in the second verse.’ But because of digital (technology) now you can get a little, tiny sound and make it big, so we managed to get a great vocal on him throughout the song.

“This wasn’t planned to be a single targeting the charts or anything like that. If we have success with this, it’ll be stunning. But people who hear it are saying to me, ‘You’ve done a great thing here. It sounds like BTO in 1976,’ which is great. The new [Rolling] Stones album doesn’t sound like the Stones, right? But this sounds like BTO.”

“60 Years Ago” comes as BTO prepares to hit the road for an extensive Canadian tour that kicks off an extensive, 22-date tour of Canada, followed by summer dates in the U.S., both on its own and with the Marshall Tucker Band,  Jefferson Starship and the Outlaws. Bachman is also preparing a BTO live album from 1976 shows at the Budokan in Tokyo for release, and he’s hoping that Takin’ Care of Business, a documentary about finding his stolen Gretsch 6120 guitar while in the midst of a serious cancer battle a couple of years back will see wider release after running on the film festival circuit. 

Bachman says more new BTO songs may be in the offing as well, including one called “Rock ‘n’ Roll is the Only Way Out.”

“Rock ‘n’ roll is the only way out of rap and all this crazy pop stuff that’s going on,” Bachman says, “and all this weird country stuff…everybody’s trying to get on the country bandwagon because they still sell CDs.” He’s also collaborating with Turner on other new songs.

“When we were doing [’60 Years Ago’] I said, ‘Have you got any songs, Fred? People are asking for new BTO,’” Bachman recalls. “And he says, ‘Yeah, here’s a couple of old songs. You want to do something new with ’em?’ All he’s got are little cassette tapes, but with AI I can lift off his vocal and get them reformatted and rewrite them and do this and that. I just get a BPM, tick-tick-tick and match his vocal to it. I play guitar. My son Tal plays guitar, drums, bass, flutes, everything. Then we’ll send it back to Fred and get him to sing once it’s a good demo and we’ve got the new groove and new feel. So I am working on new BTO stuff, which is amazing.”

Bachman is also looking forward to a return to the Guess Who now that he and Cummings have successfully wrested control of the trademarks and copyrights from former bandmates Jim Kale and Gary Peterson, who operated the band with other musicians – which Bachman calls “the clones” – until last July. The guitarist says he and Cummings – who have toured together since Bachman’s 1970 departure, including under the Guess Who moniker during the early 2000s – plan to be on the road together during 2026 playing the band’s material along with BTO and Cummings’ solo hits. 

“We’re gonna really have an incredible show, about two hours,” Bachman says. “It’ll be a celebration of the Guess Who. The fans have been wanting it. We’ve already got offers for gigs – really big gigs, really good money. We’re just dealing with them all and working out who’s gonna be in the band – but definitely me and Burton. It’s like Joe Perry and Steven Tyler; you get a rhythm section, and as long as you have those two, you still get Aerosmith. With me and Burton, it’s still the Guess Who.”

BTO’s upcoming tour dates include:

Canada 2025 Tour Dates

April 1 – Save On Foods Memorial Centre, Victoria, BC
April 3 – Abbotsford Centre, Abbotsford, BC
April 4 – South Okanagan Event Centre, Penticton, BC
April 6 – Western Financial Place, Cranbrook, BC
April 8 – CN Centre, Prince George, BC
April 9 – Bonnetts Energy Centre, Grand Prairie, AB
April 11 – Event Centre at Grey Eagle Casino, Calgary, AB
April 12 – Event Centre at Grey Eagle Casino, Calgary, AB
April 13 – VisitLethbridge.com Arena, Lethbridge, AB
April 15 – Brandt Centre, Regina, SK
April 17 – Westoba Place at Keystone Centre, Brandon, MB
April 19 – Canada Life Centre, Winnipeg, MB
April 24 – The Aud (Kitchener Memorial Auditorium), Kitchener, ON
April 26 – Great Canadian Resort Toronto, Toronto, ON
April 28 – Meridian Centre, St. Catharines, ON
April 29 – Peterborough Memorial Centre, Peterborough, ON
May 1 – Canada Life Place, London, ON
May 2 – The Arena at TD Place, Ottawa, ON
May 4 – Sudbury Arena, Sudbury, ON
May 5 – Place Bell, Laval, QC
May 7 – TD Station, Saint John, NB
May 8 – Scotiabank Centre, Halifax, NS

US Tour Dates with The Marshall Tucker Band and Jefferson Starship

July 18 – Harrah’s Stir Cove, Council Bluffs, IA
July 19 – Treasure Island Casino, Welch, MN
July 20 – Scheels Arena, Fargo, ND
July 22 – Kresge Auditorium, Interlochen, MI
July 24 – Neuroscience Group Field, Appleton, WI
July 25 – The Mill Terre Haute, Terre Haute, IN
July 26 – Rose Music Center, Huber Heights, OH
Aug. 1 – Lucky Star Casino, El Reno, OK#

# Outlaws replacing Jefferson Starship as special guest

US Tour Dates – BTO only

July 28 – Bloomington Center For The Performing Art, Bloomington, IL
July 29 – The Village Green at the Charles Zettek Municipal Complex, Elk Grove Village, IL
July 31 – MU Health Care Capital Region Amphitheater, Jefferson City, MO
Aug. 15 – Peppermill Casino, Wendover, NV
Aug. 16 – Vilar PAC, Beaver Creek, CO
Aug. 18 – Western Idaho Fair, Boise, ID
Aug. 21 – Pala Casino, Pala, CA
Aug. 22 – We-Ko-Pa Casino, Ft. McDowell, AZ

Los Angeles-based alt-pop duo Magdalena Bay have paid tribute to David Bowie for their recent appearance on Like a Version, the long-running segment from Australian radio station triple j. 

Premiering on the morning of Friday, March 28 (Australian time), the pair – which comprises Mica Tenenbaum and Matthew Lewin – recorded their performance during a recent trip to Australia in early March. The two-song set saw them performing original track “Image” before focusing on Bowie’s 1980 single “Ashes to Ashes.”

First released as the lead single to Bowie’s 1980 album Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps), the single did not impact the Hot 100, though it gave Bowie his first U.K. chart-topper since 1969’s “Space Oddity.” The album, meanwhile, peaked at No. 12 on the Billboard 200 and was Bowie’s first in six years to top the chart in his home country.

“It’s a great, kind of weird experimental pop song that I think we took a lot of inspiration from,” said Lewin in a post-performance interview. ”We’re always just kind of listening to it, it’s never really left our rotation of songs that we love,” added Tenenbaum.

“I drew a lot of influence from his ideas of being an artist and what it means to create art,” continued Tenenbaum. “I found [it] very inspiring as we were going into the creation of our latest album, Imaginal Disk. 

“It’s tough, because when you love a song so much and you know what you love about it and then you also want make it your own a little bit, it’s like, ‘How much should you really mess with it?’”

Magdalena Bay’s cover was indeed preceded by a cut from latest album, Imaginal Disk, with second single “Image” also performed in the Like a Version studio. The track was voted in at No. 147 in triple j’s annual Hottest 100 countdown, and in December 2024 was chosen by Billboard staff as one of the 20 Pop Songs From 2024 That Deserved to Be Smashes.

Having first launched in 2004, the Like a Version series has gone from being a near-impromptu acoustic affair to featuring larger studio productions. Numerous artists have taken part over the past two decades, with the likes of Billie Eilish, Childish Gambino, Arctic Monkeys, and more reinventing classic tracks in the process.