Jelly Roll & Bunnie Xo caught up with Jerah Milligan at the Clive Davis Pre-Grammy Gala 2026.
A documentary on Noah Kahan‘s breakthrough success with Stick Season is coming to Netflix.
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The Hollywood Reporter reveals the still-untitled film — first announced in June — has officially landed with the streamer as of Saturday (Jan. 31). Its release date has not been confirmed.
Directed by Nick Sweeney, the movie documents Kahan’s life following the debut of his 2022 hit album, which featured singles “Stick Season,” “Northern Attitude” and “Dial Drunk.” It’ll cover Kahan on tour, working on new music and “returning to his rural Vermont roots and family as he navigates deeply personal struggles,” according to THR.
Stick Season rose to No. 2 on the Billboard 200 albums chart in 2024. Kahan earned his first Top 10 single on the Hot 100 with the set’s title track, as well as a Grammy nomination for best new artist that year.
“When we started filming, I had no idea what we’d capture, only that Noah was determined to be honest about everything, especially the messy bits,” director Sweeney said in a statement published on Saturday. “He was in a strange in-between moment, caught in the collision between almost surreal fame and a quieter inner world he’d tried to keep offstage. What we captured over the course of a year surprised me: moments that were thrilling, terrifying, hilarious … often all at once. I’m so excited to partner with Netflix to invite viewers worldwide into Noah Kahan’s head as his world shifts beneath his feet.”
The doc will stream on Netflix via RadicalMedia, Live Nation Studios, Polygram Entertainment and Federal Films. Samantha Mustari, Dave Sirulnick, Stacey Reiss, Ryan Kroft, Vaughn Trudeau, Anna Keegan, David Blackman, Jeff Ludwig and Devon Libran are credited as producers. Executive producers include Drew Simmons, Ryan Langlois, Michael Rapino, Jessica James Batista, Michael Yerke, Alex Maxwell, Monte Lipman, Jeffrey Remedios, Ben Adelson, Alex Coslov, Jon Kamen and Karla Zambrano.
Kahan recently announced the release date for his next album, The Great Divide. The LP arrives on April 24. Its first single, which dropped on Friday, is also called “The Great Divide”; a music video is expected to premiere as part of Mastercard’s commercial time during the 2026 Grammys on CBS and Paramount+ Sunday (Feb. 1).
Rita Wilson & Chet Hanks caught up with Jerah Milligan at the Clive Davis Pre-Grammy Gala 2026.
Clipse discusses receiving five Grammy nominations for the album Let God Sort ‘Em Out, what inspired the duo’s comeback and return after a 15-year hiatus, and what’s coming next in conversation with Billboard‘s senior director of hip-hop and R&B, Carl Lamarre.
Carl Lamarre: Listen, I took my glasses off for this because these brothers out here, like they are demonstrating in real time. We were talking about longevity, excellence in the space. They have four albums that they put out, all classics, if we’re being honest. But this one right here was a master work, Let God Sort ‘Em out. Nominated for five Grammys, we’re taking something home tomorrow. I don’t think you heard me, we taking something home tomorrow. So without further ado, you know it is my honor and Billboard‘s honor to Bring out Pusha T, Malice, Clipse.
Malice: How y’all feeling?
I feel the trophy energy. I mean, before I like, I even, like, fully dive in, like we are literally 24 hours away from the Grammys. How are you guys feeling?
Pusha T: Lucky.
Malice?
Malice: I feel good. I feel blessed. You know, glad to be here.
When you guys think of the number five, knowing that you guys are putting 20 years in, like, how special is this moment for you guys at this stage of your career?
Pusha T: I mean, it’s extremely special. You know, I feel like this happening with Clipse, you know, me being with my brother is the only way it should be, honestly. And even, you know, just just doing this with Pharrell and us collectively — you know, just being together — it feels like, man, high school.
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The WWE is headed to Saudi Arabia to kick off the first major wrestling event of the year, Royal Rumble 2026. Featuring the famous royal rumble match, 30 wrestlers (30 men, 30 women) will enter the ring, but only one will win and punch their ticket to Wrestlemania.
Airing live today, Saturday, Jan. 31, the event will also featuring a highly anticipated Undisputed WWE Championship bout between Drew McIntyre (champion) and Sami Zayn alongside a heavyweight “retirement” matchup between Gunther vs. AJ Styles.
When Does the 2026 Royal Rumble Start?
The WWE Royal Rumble event will start at 2 p.m. ET/11 a.m. PT on Saturday, Jan. 31. Why so early? Well, this year the wrestling event takes place at Riyadh Season Stadium in the King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Because of the time zone difference, the event is airing earlier than usual the States.
What’s the WWE Royal Rumble Main Card
Check out the fully Royal Rumble 2026 main card below.
- Men’s Royal Rumble
- Women’s Royal Rumble
- Drew McIntyre (champion) vs. Sami Zayn — Undisputed WWE Championship, Title Match
- Gunther vs. AJ Styles — retirement match
Where to Watch the WWE Royal Rumble 2026 Online
The highly anticipated WWE Royal Rumble 2026 will be available to stream on ESPN Unlimited. ESPN Unlimited is the official streaming platform for ESPN, and a subscription includes instant access to games and more exclusive content for $29.99 per month. You can save almost 17% off by purchasing an annual subscription for $299.99 per year. There is no free ESPN Unlimited trial, but it does include exclusive on-demand videos and access to content from what was formerly known as ESPN Insider.
ESPN Unlimited
In addition to live sports, ESPN Unlimited has original shows to stream on-demand, plus game recaps and analysis, a shorter version of NFL Primetime and full replays of historic NFL matchups.
To expand your savings and content offerings, currently, you can bundle ESPN Unlimited with Hulu and Disney+ for a single monthly price of just $29.99 per month for all three services for 12 months of streaming.
And, unlike the rest of the options, you can also expand your content library by bundling Hulu + Live TV with Disney+ and ESPN Unlimited. You’ll not only have all of the Hulu library to watch, but also exclusive and original programming available exclusively on ESPN Unlimited.
Foo Fighters teamed up with Taylor Momsen to revive a pair of nearly-forgotten grunge songs recorded by Mariah Carey in the 1990s at the 2026 MusiCares Person of the Year benefit gala.
On Friday (Jan. 30), the music industry gathered at the Los Angeles Convention Center to honor Carey as MusiCares’ Person of the Year. During the annual fundraiser, the Dave Grohl–fronted rock band joined forces with the Pretty Reckless singer for one of the night’s most memorable performances, delivering electrifying renditions of two tracks from Carey’s secret grunge album, Someone’s Ugly Daughter.
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The project, which Carey discussed in her 2020 memoir The Making of Mariah Carey, was recorded in 1995 under the pseudonym Chick, with her friend Clarissa Dane handling lead vocals and Carey singing background vocals.
During the gala, Foo Fighters and Momsen powered through the heavy “Hermit” and the poppier “Love Is a Scam.” The trashing performance also marked the return of Foos guitarist Pat Smear, who had been sidelined with a broken foot when the band played a benefit weeks earlier.
Grohl and Momsen last teamed up on stage in 2022 during a Los Angeles concert celebrating the life of late Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins. During the show, Momsen joined Grohl, Pat Smear, Nirvana’s Krist Novoselic, and Soundgarden’s Kim Thayil and Matt Cameron for a haunting cover of Soundgarden’s “Black Hole Sun.” The performance served as a tribute to both Hawkins and the late Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell.
Other homages to Carey at this year’s MusiCares benefit included performances by Jennifer Hudson, who opened the show with a medley of the pop star’s hits, as well as Adam Lambert, Teddy Swims, Charlie Puth, John Legend, Maggie Rogers, Laufey, Kesha and Billy Porter.
Carey, who follows past honorees such as Bob Dylan, Barbra Streisand, Bruce Springsteen and Dolly Parton, called the evening “overwhelming in the best possible way.” She later looked around the room and remarked how blessed she felt to be surrounded by “so many friendly and familiar faces, people I’ve worked with, people I’ve long admired, even people I thought I’d never see again,” adding the last part with a laugh.
Edwin Pagan III began his law enforcement career with the Coral Gables Police Department in 1997 and worked as an officer and detective.
Trump’s name is mentioned thousands of times – many are innocuous, but some include uncorroborated allegations that he abused young girls.
For more than a decade, Temporary Protected Status has allowed Marie to live and work legally in the United States. On Tuesday, that protection is set to end — even as she juggles a $2,896-a-month mortgage, raises two U.S.-born children, and drives two hours each way to her job at a South Florida casino.
The release will include 3 million pages, the department said, and comes more than a month after the deadline to release the material.
