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Reasonable Doubt, the Hulu series starring Emayatzy Corinealdi as Jax Stewart, a Los Angeles-based attorney fighting to save her marriage and her clients, returns for season 2 on Thursday (Aug. 22).

In the new season, Jax takes on a high-profile murder case involving one of her closest friends. According to Hulu, “Jax brings in an ambitious defense attorney to lead the case, but things get tense very quickly. Can Jax defend her friend, save her marriage and protect her energy while being catapulted into the biggest case of her career? Or lose it all?”

Morris Chestnut joins the cast this season as attorney Corey Cash. The cast also includes McKinley Freeman, Tim Jo, Angela Grovey, Thaddeus J. Mixson and Aderinsola Olabode.

Read on for streaming details.

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The first two episodes of from Season 2 dropped on Hulu on Thursday. New episodes will premiere Thursdays on the streaming platform.

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Watch the trailer for the new season of Reasonable Doubt below.

P!nk assembled her own powerful girl group at Thursday’s (Aug. 22) final night of the 2024 Democratic National Convention, joining daughter Willow Sage Hart, three backup singers and one acoustic guitar to perform an unplugged version of her top 20 Billboard Hot 100 hit “What About Us.”

The septet hit the stage at Chicago’s United Center to perform the 2017 Beautiful Trauma single, and it was particularly poignant for P!nk to be joined by her 13-year-old daughter for the performance after a string of parents and students spoke about the deathly realities of gun violence in America and how it’s impacting schools across the nation.

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P!nk kicked off the song with the lyric “We are searchlights, we can see in the dark/ We are rockets, pointed up at the stars,” before Willow took over vocals to sing in her sweet soprano: “We are billions of beautiful hearts/ And you sold us down the river too far.”

Willow previously joined her pop-superstar mom on the 2021 duet “Cover Me in Sunshine,” which was recorded and released when she was just 9 years old.

Before P!nk took the stage Thursday night, The Chicks performed an a cappella rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner”; the country trio previously performed the national anthem at 2020’s virtual DNC. Other DNC performers this week included Jason Isbell and Mickey Guyton on Monday; Patti LaBelle and Common on Tuesday; and Maren Morris, Stevie Wonder and John Legend with Sheila E. on Wednesday.

Vice President Kamala Harris is set to close the final night of the DNC by accepting the Democratic nomination for president.

Watch P!nk’s performance below:

The Chicks hit the stage at the 2024 Democratic National Convention on Thursday night (Aug. 22) to play “The Star Spangled Banner,” on the fourth and final day of the DNC at Chicago’s United Center before a crowd fired up and waiting for Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris to speak.

Introduced as the winners of 13 Grammy Awards and the “biggest-selling U.S. female group of all time,” the trio — Natalie Maines and sisters Emily Strayer and Martie Maguire — walked out, clad in muted gray and black outfits, and said not a word before delivered a stunning a cappella version of the anthem filled with intricate, layered harmonies. With beaming grins and waves, they left the stage.

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The trio plugged their performance on their X account a few hours before, reminding followers to “Use your voice. Use your vote.”

This wasn’t The Chicks’ first DNC appearance: The country trio also performed “The Star-Spangled Banner” at 2020’s virtual Democratic National Convention in support of President Biden’s nomination. For that livestream performance, The Chicks could be seen in a three-way split screen, beautifully harmonizing on the national anthem.

It was more than 20 years ago, in 2003, when The Chicks — then known as the Dixie Chicks — were blasted by conservatives after Maines said from a London stage that the band was ashamed to be from the same state as then-President George W. Bush for his role in the U.S. war with Iraq. The backlash was fast and furious, with some radio stations pulling their music and the group retreating from the country music community. The group released the pointed “Not Ready to Make Nice” in 2006, with the song taking home the Grammy for song and record of the year in 2007. While they toured fairly regularly, the band did not release a new album until 2020’s Gaslighter.

The country and Americana genres was well-represented throughout the week, with Mickey Guyton and Jason Isbell both performing on Monday night’s day 1 and Maren Morris playing on Wednesday’s day 3.

Coldplay is less than two months away from releasing a new LP, and the band dropped a new single on Thursday (Aug. 22), “We Pray,” featuring Little Simz, Burna Boy, Elyanna and TINI.

“I know somewhere that heaven is waitin’/ And so we pray/ I know somewhere there’s something amazin’/ And so we pray/ I know somewhere we’ll feel no pain/ Until we make it to the end of the day,” the uplifting chorus delcares.

Coldplay is currently in the midst of their massive Music of the Spheres World Tour. According to figures reported to Billboard Boxscore, the run has grossed $945.7 million and sold 8.8 million tickets since launching in March 2022. That makes it both the highest-grossing and best-selling trek among rock acts in the almost-40 years that Boxscore has been tracking concert data.

The group is gearing up to release their 10th studio album, Moon Music, which is set to drop on Oct. 4 and and is led by LP’s first single, “feelslikeimfallinginlove.” In line with the foursome’s long-standing eco-ethics, Coldplay has “gone to great lengths” to make the physical release of Moon Music “as sustainable as possible,” according to a statement.

Each 140g LP will contain some nine recycled PET-plastic bottles recovered from post-consumer waste, and the CD version are said be the “world’s first” to be released on EcoCD, created from 90% recycled polycarbonate, also sourced from post-consumer waste.

Listen to “We Pray” below.

Dear Doug,

When I got the call in June to join you at my local NY deli, Russ & Daughters, to riff for an hour on Big Oil, music and copyright in a tiny Secret Service swarmed kitchen I wanted to grab a bagel! Who knew that within weeks Kamala’s trajectory would change, and soon you’ll hopefully become America’s 1st First Gentleman. Congratulations Doug!

Learning you had been playing “You Get What You Give” hundreds of times since 2020 as your campaign “walk on song” touched me deeply — particularly when you told me you had selected the song merely as a music fan, not even being aware of the Biden family’s emotional connection to the song via Beau.

Needless to say, we were thrilled to get your personal invite to once again play our song live (as we did in January 2021 for the Biden inauguration), this time at the DNC just before Kamala’s introduction accepting the VP nomination. Of course, Kamala suddenly had bigger fish to fry becoming the presidential candidate, but thanks for blasting the record as your “walk-on” song at the DNC instead!

I’m writing this letter to you to send out an S.O.S. to all the artists and music people across America that the clock is truly ticking for us to save our democracy.

The time is clearly NOW for all to jump in and use whatever influence for the greater good and endorse the candidate who doesn’t “weirdly” (love that Coach Walz!) advocate taking away women’s rights and everyone’s freedoms. Or brags he’ll cancel America’s Presidential election in 2028!?

In that spirit, if we can talk music a moment, we are releasing the first New Radicals music in 25 years to rally the cause of democracy and encourage all artists to get out the vote. This isn’t some “comeback”; this is us doing our small part to support the fight for freedom!

As a musical gift to you, Doug, and our other fans, we’re releasing our version of “Murder On The Dancefloor,” plus our version of the Oscar-nominated hit, “Lost Stars,” from John Carney’s biggest music film Begin Again. It’s co-written by New Radical Danielle Brisebois who gave the world “Unwritten” and our film and Keira Knightley’s character’s songs their powerful female POV.

Listen to the New Radicals’ “Lost Stars” here and listen to “Murder On the Dancefloor” here.

Interestingly, we even learned through our mutual friends that Begin Again is headed to Broadway. We’re honored that co-star Adam Levine’s friends in Train are adapting what Adam declared the “perfect song,” and hoping Train adds more for Carney’s Broadway follow-up to Once!

Many people may not know that “Murder On The Dancefloor” was nearly our debut single, but then debuted as Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s bawdy hit which went Top 10 globally twice (this year from that dancing naked end scene in the often sadly “true to life” Saltburn).

When we spoke in NY, it was clear that you’re a family man of conscience who cares about his country and its people. It’s what makes Kamala and you true “new radicals” of the best kind. And anyone knowing Hall & Oates covered our “Someday We’ll Know” or king of critics, Robert Christgau, gave our album an “A” is pretty cool in my book!

In an era where a third of “Pizzagate” Republicans believe Taylor Swift is a Democrat Psy Op (who knew!?), it will be a breath of fresh air when the Harris administration passes critical things for the middle class. Like funding family and “frenemy” Village Troll mental health care in the states it’s most needed, or limits overpriced prescriptions that often “cost” more than a teacher’s salary.

For the record, New Radicals turn down every request from drug companies or anyone asking to change our lyrics (never!) and our publishers support that by saying “no problem.” We’d never morally support any type of industry that might contribute to an opioid epidemic that has already killed a million Americans.

Doug, I wonder what song these Silicon Valley jingle masseuses will try diseasing next, “Celebrex Sadness”? Well just a month past our July 12th, 25th anniversary — to any FDA Big banker Pharma’s out there…come around we’ll STILL kick your ass in!

We’re grateful our music is still inspiring some young “new radical” athletes and musicians who are jumping in too. Like BRAT Charli XCX who loves Kamala’s politics (and we beyond love Charli’s “1999” New Radicals video homage!), or Travis Kelce who tweeted “I’ve got the Dreamers Disease!”, which choked me up because that just means fighting for what you believe!!

In closing, Doug, sadly violence from toxic politics, BPD “biz con abuse bros” and Covid isolation has catalyzed much of today’s mental health crises leading to conspiratorial family criminality. But if anyone can heal or “prosecute” that, President Kamala Harris can — starting with RFK and Donald J Trump! Sorry, I had to sneak in a joke.

Democracy is at stake, not just in the USA but also in much of the world watching closely. With grieving artistic flourish for my own beloved Korean War vet Dad who tragically wrongfully passed mid-May, and my immobile, fragile Mom in memory care in Florida—don’t let the darkness shake down the light from the mothers and grandsons we’ll lose in the fight. Save democracy for the next generation and vote with your soul!

And to any DJs or TikTokers out there around the world, always feel free to play and use these songs to support and celebrate women’s, minority and LGBTQ+ rights and the spirit of freedom thriving and surviving around the globe!

Doug, Kamala—You got the Music in you. Go Lions!! Gregg

P.S. Doug, Since Broadway’s next to our favorite deli, if you’re in New York when Begin Again opens let’s grab that bagel and walk over with Adam and Train, Keira and John, Kamala and Danielle to all sing “Lost Stars” together!

P.P.S. VOTE!!!

“Lost Stars” pre-order is here; “Murder On The Dancefloor” pre-order is here.

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Although summer is coming to an end, it’s never too late to refresh your sandal collection. To kick off your search strong, consider adding these Dr. Scholl’s sandals. From strolling on the beach to brunch with friends, sandals offer the ultimate blend of comfort and style, making them a great option for transitioning into fall. Plus, their versatility makes them easy to dress up or down.

These versatile sandals complements the warm, layered outfits for fall. If that’s not enough, Dr, Scholl’s sandals are also incredibly convenient, featuring easy slip-on designs that are great for when you’re on the go. You can get it in four different colors: black, navy, red and white.

If you can’t find your shoe size or favorite color on Dr. Scholl’s, you can still find this pair on Zappos, Amazon, Walmart and Macy’s.

The Dr. Scholl’s Original Sandal is made out of handmade artisanal wood and leather. With its metallic buckle and slip-on design, you’ll be able to easily put them on and take them off, as well as adjust to your liking.

According to the brand, this sandal provides cushioning, comfort and arch support.

These versatile sandals also effortlessly complement any outfit. Whether it’s a sleek dress or casual look, you can’t go wrong with its stylish design. One Macy’s customer stated, “I bought this is nearly every color…they go with absolutely everything!”

Another said, “Just love these sandals. The smooth wood footbed and the leather upper truly make it a treat for the feet.”

If you’re shopping on Amazon, consider taking advantage of all Amazon Prime has to offer and sign up for a 30-day free trial, which includes access to Prime VideoPrime Gaming and Amazon Music. Get fast, free shipping in less than two days with Prime Delivery. Want free shipping? You can also join Walmart+ for free for the first 30 days. The membership includes free shipping and free delivery from your local store, free Paramount+ and so much more!

For more product recommendations, check out these 10 alternative sandals, these designer brand sandals to expand your collection, and these platform heels to add some variation.

Big Sean took to X last night and addressed biting accusations brought forth by some rap fans.

The Detroit rapper dropped the video for his month-old single “Yes” a couple of days ago and some immediately accused him of using Baby Keem‘s flow, leading to both rappers trending on X. “We really live in a world where baby keem has 40 year old sons,” one X user said, while another tweeted, “Kendrick and Baby Keem bout to send Big Sean a cease and desist.”

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Later that night, Sean tweeted, “Must not be familiar wit my game,” seemingly in reference to the chatter online.

Fans tried to bring up Big Sean and Kendrick Lamar‘s (Keem’s older cousin) history of beef, but Sean recently told Charlamagne Tha God that they’ve settled things. “We already talked about it. I already got an apology for it,” he said in regards to a version of Lamar’s song “Element” that leaked in 2019. “I ain’t really had too much communication with him since then and you know, I represent a lot of people from my city from where I come from, fans of mine who think I didn’t stand on my sh—t and that’s not the case.”

In that version, Lamar rapped, “Big Sean keep sneak dissin,’ I let it slide/ I think his false confidence got him inspired/ I can’t make them respect you, baby, it’s not my job/ You finally famous for who you date, not how you rhyme/ Cute ass raps, get your puberty up/ Then make you a classic album before you come at us/ Drake and Meek Mill beef might got you gassed up/ But I’m a whole ‘nother beast, I really f— you up.”

Big Sean’s sixth solo album Better Me Than You was originally expected Aug. 9, but he decided to push the release back and has yet to announce another date.

Bratz is paying tribute to one of the juiciest moments currently unfolding in pop culture: Doja Cat and Joseph Quinn’s rumored romance.

In a photo posted Wednesday, the “Paint the Town Red” artist and Stranger Things actor appear in doll form — Doja’s complete with Bratz’s signature pout — wearing re-creations of the outfits their real-life counterparts wore on a recent romantic stroll in London, their plastic hands touching. The Grammy winner models a mesh crop top and leathery knee-length skirt, while Quinn sports a blue button-down and slacks.

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“Body so [tea] she’s dating a Brit! @dojacat @josephquinn,” Bratz captioned the post.

The rendering perfectly matches a photo taken of Doja and the A Quiet Place: Day One star on Aug. 17, looking very much like a couple a full two years after the rapper first confessed to liking Quinn in private messages sent to Noah Schnapp, who then got on her bad side by posting screenshots of the exchange to social media. “Noah can u tell Joseph to hmu,” she’d written at the time. “Wait no. Does he have a gf?”

After Schnapp posted the DMs, Doja called him out on Instagram Live for being “so unbelievably, like, socially unaware and wack,” adding, “That’s like borderline snake s–t.” The child star quickly apologized, however, and both have since moved on.

Flash forward a couple years, and fans are now commending Doja on “manifesting” her seeming romance with Quinn. One day after the photos of them walking together were taken, a video surfaced of them once again walking through London on a different outing, this time showing the English actor rubbing the “Woman” artist’s back and touching her hip.

See Bratz’s take on Doja and Quinn’s London stroll below.

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Hello Kitty is officially 50 years old, and to celebrate the milestone, Igloo has created an official limited-edition Hello Kitty cooler that will be the spotlight of your merch collection.

Just like the adorable character, the outdoor brand is encouraging you to get together with friends new and old with a special cooler that’ll keep snacks and beverages fresh while you picnic in the park. The design doesn’t just show off a statement-making gradient color scheme, but has a built-in handle that’ll make carrying a breeze. Another standout feature is the side push button that’ll open the cooler with a simple push.

Reviewers are even gushing over the cooler saying they “love the reliability of Igloo cooler and the cuteness of a childhood friend.” The cooler will also tug on your nostalgic side featuring images of Hello Kitty and and graphics of her favorite things — including her iconic bow.

Keep reading to learn more and shop the Hello Kitty cooler.

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Hello Kitty 50th Anniversary Little Playmate Cooler

Beach trips won’t be complete until you pack this exclusive cooler. While the exterior features and graphic that oozes cuteness, the interior has a seven quart capacity and insulating THERMECOOL foam that will help keep your drinks and goodies at a refreshing temperature — and with the added bonus of being eco-friendly.


With the Hello Kitty cooler being a limited-edition design, that means that once it’s sold out, it most likely won’t be restocked. If you happen to miss out on snagging this limited-edition cooler, you can still find more Hello Kitty designs including one that spotlights the character by herself, a Hello Kitty x Care Bears crossover cooler design and a Hello Kitty & Friends version that are all only $45.

For the cooler brand, this latest collection only expands the collaborations that they’ve released with other popular ones including The Powerpuff Girls and a Dookie-themed design.

For more product recommendations, check out ShopBillboard‘s roundups of the best music coolers, portable grills and tote bags.

Billboard’s peer-voted Latin Power Players’ Choice Award is back for 2024 and asking music industry members from all sectors to honor the executive they believe had the most impact across the Latin genre in the past year. 

Voting is open to all Billboard Pro members, both existing and new, with one vote per member per round. 

The Latin Power Players’ Choice Award will run alongside Billboard’s annual Latin Power Players ranking of the music industry’s most influential executives in the genre, which will be announced in September. 

Billboard launched its first Players’ Choice Award with the Power 100 list in January 2023. That was followed by the first Country Power Players’ Choice Award that concluded in June, the inaugural R&B/Hip-Hop Power Players’ Choice Award in August and the first Latin Power Players’ Choice Award in September, which was won by WK Entertainment founder/CEO Walter Kolm. In 2024, the peer-voted award expanded to also cover International Power Players and Top Music Lawyers.   

The finalists are:

  • Walter Kolm, CEO and president, WK Entertainment 
  • Rebeca Leon, Founder and CEO, Lionfish 
  • Alexandra Lioutikoff, President of Latin America and U.S. Latin, Universal Music Publishing Group 
  • Richard Lom, Partner and agent, WME 
  • Jesus López, Chairman and CEO, Universal Music Latin America and Iberian Pennisula 

The third and final round of voting to select the winner from the final five nominees is now open. Voting will conclude on Sept. 4 at 11:59 p.m. ET. 

If you are not yet a member of Billboard Pro, you can join here