Bunnie XO has no time for haters.

The Dumb Blonde podcast host took to TikTok to shut down trolls who have negative things to say about her and her husband Jelly Roll. “How we walk thru life together knowing we make ppl smile & others sooo mad,” she wrote over a video of the duo arriving to the CMT Music Awards earlier this month, smiling and dancing together, before sharing a sweet kiss.

“Can never dull our shine baby,” she captioned the clip. The longtime couple tied the knot back in 2016.

Jelly Roll won a night-leading three awards at the 2024 CMT Music Awards for the second year in a row. He took home video of the year, male video of the year and CMT performance of the year, all for “Need a Favor.” Last year, he won male video of the year, male breakthrough video of the year and CMT digital-first performance of the year, all for “Son of a Sinner.”

Jelly Roll is the first artist to win back-to-back awards for male video of the year since Blake Shelton won in 2013 and 2014 for “Sure Be Cool If You Did” and “Doin’ What She Likes,” respectively.

Watch Bunnie XO’s message to the haters below.

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Before the bride in your life walks down the aisle, there are a few events that’ll take place prior to saying, “I do.” Along with a bridal shower, it’s typical for the bride and groom to separately have a last hoorah with their closest friends and family members (typically made up of their bridesmaids and groomsmen). Yes, this is a bachelor and bachelorette party.

As someone who recently came back from a bachelorette party, showing up with a bachelorette gift will ensure the bride leaves with something she can look at and remember during and fater her pre-wedding getaway.

Planning a wedding can be a stressful time for your friend, which is where a thoughtful bachelorette gift comes in. Some of the best bachelorette gifts you can give include items or experiences she can use on her wedding day or some stress relieving tools. It also helps if you take into account her interests and hobbies to help tailor it specifically to the bride in your life.

Keep reading to learn more about the best bachelorette gifts to buy online.

Do You Give a Gift At a Bachelorette Party?

It’s not mandatory to bring a bachelorette gift to the party, but it can be a heartfelt surprise for the bride-to-be to receive. If the bride didn’t throw a bridal shower, it’s also an opportunity to gift her something creative and make a DIY bachelorette gift. Or if she appreciates jokes, you can gift her something funny that’s not on the registry.

How Much Should I Gift for a Bachelorette Party?

Since it’s optional to bring a gift, this will determine on your own personal budget. It’s the thought that counts when it comes to gifting the bride, which means you don’t need to go outside your spending limits in order to surprise her with a memorable bachelorette gift.

What Are Some of the Best Bachelorette Gifts?

To help inspire you, Shop Billboard put together a list of the best bachelorette gifts, ranging from classy finds to presents she can sport on her honeymoon. Keep reading to shop our guide.

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EDITOR’S PICK

Jonny Pajama Set

We’ve tested out this pajama set from Birdy Grey and think it’s not only a cozy sleepwear set for yourself, but the bride in your life as well. The material is lightweight and breathable to help you sleep without overheating and as an added bonus, you can get any pair personalized with embroidery to make it extra unique.


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CLASSY PICK

Mariella White Pearl Tulle Bow

We can’t get over how delicate this tulle bow is — especially for a bride. Its simple construction uses a sheer white tulle decorated with pearls that she can wear during her rehearsal dinner and beyond. The back features a barrette design that’ll help keep it secure in her hair.


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FUNNY PICK

Custom Bachelorette Candle Gift

$24 $30 20% off

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If your bride loves a gag gift, then make sure to wrap up this funny candle for her. You can customize the name in the text as well as pick out what scent you want the candle to smell like and the main shade of the label.


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LAST-MINUTE PICK

Kate Spade New York Bridal Insulated Tumbler

If you’re a Prime member you’re eligible for free one-day shipping that’ll quickly ship you a last-minute bachelorette gift like this unique tumber by Kate Spade. Included is a blue straw for that something blue, and a graphic with the word “miss” crossed out and “Mrs.” written in a flashy gold.

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COZY PICK

Dearfoams I Do Slippers

$19 $38 50% off

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Encourage some R&R with these irresistibly soft slippers that say “I Do” in gold. The faux fur is made from a 100% polyester material for cushioning and coziness, while the sole uses a rubber material for added grip. Plus, the bride can take them with her on her wedding day for getting ready and her travels.


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DIY PICK

Bachelorette Party Guest Book

$49.50 $66 25% off

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Rather than just keep it to the memories, this bachelorette guest book is a must-have keepsake for when she’s feeling nostalgic. You can customize the cover with her name and the date as well as choose the cover color and font. The blank pages inside can be used for bridesmaids to share well wishes and write their own note.


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HONEYMOON PICK

SKIMS Soft Lounge Long Slip Dress

There’s a reason why this SKIMS maxi slip dress can’t stay in stock — it comes with a stretchy material that’s soft and forms to your body (and every body) for a flattering look. More than 3,000 reviewers have rated the dress, with most of them praising how versatile the design is commenting how you can “dress it up or down.”


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FUN PICK

Date Night Box

$14.95 $26.95 45% off

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Help the bride in your life and her partner mix up their date nights with these scratch off dates. Inside are 35 cards that the couple can scratch off together to discover what activity they’ll be doing together. Plus, you can score an extra $2 off right now when you click the on-site Amazon coupon checkbox before adding it to your cart.


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SUBSCRIPTION PICK

Alo Moves

For the active bride, Alo Moves will help her achieve all of her fitness goals through a wide library of on-demand classes. Whether she’s into yoga, pilates or strength training, the subscription will provide everything from relaxing stretches to sweat-inducing exercises. Before checkout, you’ll have the option between gifting a six month or 12-month subscription.


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SPLURGE-WORTHY PICK

Millie Lattice Flat Sandal

These flat sandals aren’t just perfect for taking on her honeymoon, they also come with an elegant strappy design she’ll want to sport beyond her wedding celebrations. The open-toe design is ideal for showing off a fresh pedicure while the side straps can be adjusted to her liking.

The brand also notes the shoes run small, so be sure to size up half a size.


For more product recommendations, check out our gift guide for music lovers, singers and dog lovers.

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The 2024 inductees into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame will be announced live coast-to-coast during a Rock Hall-themed episode of American Idol on Sunday (April 21).

The inductees will be announced by American Idol host Ryan Seacrest along with judge (and 2022 Rock Hall inductee) Lionel Richie. The episode will air 8-10:01 p.m. ET and 5-7:01 p.m. PT on ABC, with a repeat scheduled for 8-10:01 p.m. PT on the West Coast.

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Mariah Carey, a past Idol judge, is among this year’s nominees for the Rock Hall, along with Mary J. Blige, Cher, Dave Matthews Band, Eric B. & Rakim, Foreigner, Peter Frampton, Jane’s Addiction, Kool & the Gang, Lenny Kravitz, Oasis, Sinéad O’Connor, Ozzy Osbourne and A Tribe Called Quest.

In that same episode, Gene Simmons will serve as a guest mentor for the top 14 Idol contenders. Simmons was inducted into the Rock Hall in 2014 as a member of KISS.

On the Monday (April 22) episode of Idol, the theme is an Idol perennial: Billboard No. 1 hits. Meghan Trainor will be the guest mentor for that episode. Trainor topped the Billboard Hot 100 for eight consecutive weeks in 2014 with “All About That Bass.” That episode will air live on the East Coast from 8-10:01 p.m. and on tape delay on the West Coast in the same time slot.

Upcoming themed episodes include the unveiling of the top 10 (April 28), judges’ song contest (April 29) and Adele night (May 5).

Historically, Coachella has leaned upon trusted partners to deliver a major “who’s next” artist from Asia when it sets up camp in the desert.

Long-running K-pop label YG Entertainment first landed hip-hop trio Epik High at the 2016 fest before having BLACKPINK in 2019 and 2023 (where the girl group was a headliner), as well as their long-running boy band BIGBANG for the ultimately canceled 2020 Coachella. Music and media company 88rising has brought the likes of Jackson Wang from China in 2023 and as a surprise guest this year, Joji from Japan in 2022, and both NIKI and Rich Brian from Indonesia in 2022. Korean indie-rock acts Hyukoh, those in electronic spaces like Peggy Gou, and even Japan’s vocaloid scene via Hatsune Miku’s booking in 2020 as well as this year all brought a much-needed range of representation to the festival in the past.

But for 2024, Coachella opened its arms to a range of new and rising artists boasting a vast range of seniority, label homes and backgrounds, casting its widest net yet across Asia’s varying pop scenes — most boasting fanbases that display their fandom in fierce fervor — giving the artists a similarly large spotlight offered to pop, rock, electronic and Latin music at the influential festival.

From ATEEZ, YOASOBI, The Rose, LE SSERAFIM and ATARASHII GAKKO! all rocking their own sets to the exciting mashing of worlds and surprise guests that came together at the 88rising Futures showcase, read on for more about the artists representing this year and why Coachella 2024 clearly did their research when it came to this year’s expanded spotlight on Asian pop.

Courtney Love is not a Swiftie.

The Hole frontwoman sat down for an interview with UK publication The Standard recently, where she opened up about which female artists she likes (Patti Smith, Nina Simone, PJ Harvey and Debbie Harry) and which ones she doesn’t, leading with Taylor Swift.

“Taylor is not important. She might be a safe space for girls, and she’s probably the Madonna of now, but she’s not interesting as an artist,” Love told the outlet, before adding that she’s growing tired of Coachella 2024 headliner Lana Del Rey. “I haven’t liked Lana since she covered a John Denver song, and I think she should really take seven years off,” she said. “Up until ‘Take Me Home Country Roads’ I thought she was great. When I was recording my new album, I had to stop listening to her as she was influencing me too much.”

Lastly, Love said that she’s not a fan of Madonna either. “I don’t like her and she doesn’t like me. I loved Desperately Seeking Susan, but for the city of New York as much as her,” she said.

While Love is quick to criticize the women she doesn’t like, she also has a history for standing up for women in music. Back in March 2023, the 59-year-old rocker wrote an op-ed for the Guardian aimed at the lack of female representation in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The piece, titled, “Why Are Women So Marginalised by the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame?,” opens with Love describing her lifelong obsession with rock n’ roll by stating, “I got into this business to write great songs and have fun.”

Love said that the 2023 nominations provided another reminder of “just how extraordinary a woman must be to make it into the ol’ boys club,” noting that more women were nominated this year than at any time in the organization’s 40-year history. That group included Kate Bush, Cyndi Lauper, Sheryl Crow and Missy Elliott, as well as the White Stripes’ drummer Meg White and New Order keyboardist Gillian Gilbert.

“If the Rock Hall is not willing to look at the ways it is replicating the violence of structural racism and sexism that artists face in the music industry, if it cannot properly honour what visionary women artists have created, innovated, revolutionised and contributed to popular music – well, then let it go to hell in a handbag,” Love concluded the piece.

Global Music Rights (GMR), the boutique U.S. performance rights organization (PRO) that represents Bruce Springsteen, Bruno Mars, Prince, Drake, Pharrell Williams, the John Lennon estate, the Eagles and others, has settled its copyright infringement lawsuit against the Vermont Broadcast Association (VBA) that was filed in January.

According to Global Music Rights, which was founded by Irving Azoff and longtime PRO executive Randy Grimmett in 2013, the organization and VBA reached an agreement that includes a long-term GMR license as well as a settlement of past alleged infringements.

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In January, GMR filed a suit in a Vermont federal court alleging that VBA’s seven radio stations — which serve local communities in Northern Vermont, New Hampshire and Quebec — had been playing 66 songs from the GMR catalog without a license since 2017. GMR further claimed in its filing that the station had racked up about 1,600 violations of copyright law, even though the PRO had submitted 10 separate written licenses during that time period. “Defendants’ infringements were neither incidental nor accidental,” the group’s lawyers wrote in the complaint. 

Following the settlement agreement, GMR’s general counsel, Emil Zizza, said in a statement, “We are dedicated to protecting the rights of GMR songwriters and composers, and ensuring entities publicly performing their works are appropriately licensed. Through this lawsuit, we have accomplished those endeavors, and look forward to our go-forward licensing relationship with VBA.”

In an e-mail, VBA owner Bruce James confirmed the settlement agreement but didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.