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The men’s NCAA March Madness tournament is down to the Final Four. This Saturday, April 4, No. 2 UConn will face No. 3 Illinois for a chance to appear in Monday’s National Championship game. Whoever is victorious will go on to face a No. 1 seeded team in either Michigan or Arizona.

How to Watch UConn vs. Illionis, At a Glance

The Huskies shocked the basketball world when freshman Braylon Mullins nailed a three-pointer at the buzzer to defeat top seed Duke during their Elite Eight game. On the other hand, Illinois has been cruising past teams during the tournament beating each opponent by double digits.

The semifinal game will tip-off at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana this Saturday, April 4, at 6:09 p.m. ET. Don’t have cable? We’ve compiled a guide to watching TBS, TNT and truTV online for free and without cable. Learn more below.

Where to Watch UConn vs. Illinois March Madness Games Online:

Watching March Madness can be tricky, but with our guide basketball fans can choose the right streaming platform to watch their favorite teams play. Fans can take advantage of multiple streaming services that offer free trials, so you can stream the college tournament for free. Signing up to streamers like DirecTV, Hulu + Live TV and Sling TV, you can get right into the Final Four action.

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Max has multiple subscription tiers: ad-supported, commercial free and ultimate ad-free. Max’s paid subscriptions start at $10.99/month for the basic ad-supported streaming, or $18.49/month to watch ad free. With HBO Max you can watch each channel broadcasting March Madness games, including CBS, TBS, TNT, and truTV.

The Premium ad-free package is $22.99 per month and includes 4K Ultra HD quality, 100 downloads to watch on the go and you can stream on up to four devices at once. You can also bundle Max with Hulu and Disney+ for $19.99/month for ad-supported streaming on up to two devices at once and $32.99/month for ad-free streaming.

Yes is postponing their European tour so that guitarist Steve Howe can undergo an “essential operation.”

The English progressive rock band took to social media on Thursday (April 2) to announce that the group is delaying the 11-date Fragile tour of Europe to allow Howe time to recover from an undisclosed surgery.

“The upcoming YES ‘Fragile’ UK and EU Tour, due to commence on 22nd April, has had to be postponed as guitarist Steve Howe requires an essential operation that requires recovery time,” Yes wrote on Instagram. “This decision has been made to ensure that Steve can return to the stage in full health and deliver the performances that fans deserve.”

The European leg of the tour was originally scheduled to begin on April 22 at Scotland’s Glasgow Royal Concert Hall and was set to feature a full performance of the band’s 1971 album, Fragile. The tour follows a North American leg, which took place in 2025.

Yes added, “We are working hard to reschedule the UK and EU shows to a later date, with full details to be announced after Easter. Please retain your tickets as they will be valid for the rescheduled dates.”

The band concluded their statement, “Tour dates currently being arranged for later in 2026 will proceed as planned. Steve Howe and YES would like to thank their UK fans and hope for their continued support at this time.”

Released in November 1971, Fragile was Yes’s fourth album and the third they released within a 16-month span. It became the group’s most successful release up to that point, building on the success of The Yes Album, which had reached No. 40 on the Billboard 200. Fragile would peak at No. 4, surpassed only by Close to the Edge the following year.

Of the original lineup that recorded Fragile, only Howe remains an active member. Drummer Bill Bruford left the group in 1992, while vocalist Jon Anderson and keyboardist Rick Wakeman departed in 2004. Bassist Chris Squire stayed with the band until his passing in 2015.

See Yes’ full announcement on Instagram below.

Ye amped up the star power at his second comeback concert at SoFi Stadium.

The 48-year-old hip-hop artist, formerly known as Kanye West, returned to the stage for his second sold-out show at the Inglewood, California, stadium on Friday (April 3), surprising fans with numerous special guests, including Lauryn Hill and Travis Scott.

Halfway through the show at the 70,000-capacity venue, Ye brought out Ms. Hill, who emerged through a dense cloud of smoke to join him for a show-stopping performance of “All Falls Down.” The track, which reached No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2004, samples Hill’s 2002 song “Mystery of Iniquity” from her MTV Unplugged No. 2.0 live album.

Hill remained on stage for several performances, including a rendition of “Doo Wop (That Thing)” that transitioned into West’s “Believe What I Say.” She then brought out her sons, Zion Marley and YG Marley, for performances of “Heartbeat,” “Crisis” and “Praise Jah in the Moonlight,” the latter of which YG co-wrote with his mother.

Last year, Ye compared his then-unreleased Bully album to Hill’s seminal 1998 album, The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.

“Yeah, because you lean on a bar that brings somebody down — that was always rap,” West said on The Download podcast in February 2025. “This is more the way I remember Lauryn Hill[‘s] album, the way I remember Miseducation. I feel it is my Miseducation. It is my Gnarls Barkley album. Because Bully has a title and connotation that a lot of people are anti-bully. But I’m just hyper-next-level frequency right now.”

Earlier in Friday’s show, Ye welcomed Scott for a collaborative performance of Bully lead single “Father,” with Scott wearing a mask and a shirt emblazoned with the word “Unsane.” La Flame also performed his Utopia hit “Fein.”

Other guest appearances included CeeLo Green, who joined Ye for a performance of Bully‘s title track, and Ye’s 12-year-old daughter, North West, who rapped on “Bless Me” and “Piercing on My Hand.” North had also appeared during Ye’s opening SoFi show earlier in the week. André Troutman was also brought onstage for a performance of “All the Love.”

Following the release of Bully, Ye appears to be planning performances across the globe, including three nights headlining Wireless Festival in London from July 10–12. His return to Finsbury Park will mark his first U.K. show since 2014. He also has another show scheduled in Italy about a week later this summer.

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.

J Balvin Visits Young Fan Maité in Pereira, Colombia

On a reel posted to Instagram on Tuesday (March 31), J Balvin surprised Maité, a young girl from Pereira whose story went viral on social media, following his sold-out concert at the Hernán Ramírez Villegas Stadium. Maité, who lives with a visible physical condition affecting her hands, captured hearts with her beaming positivity as she gave the superstar a tour of her home, as seen in the clip. “I’ve been wanting to come to this house for a while. I really enjoy discovering, appreciating, and learning,” said the hitmaker in the video. The reggaeton star learned more about her family’s living conditions and announced plans to assist with the complete renovation of their house. In the meantime, Maité and her family will move into a fully furnished apartment.

The moment was facilitated by the Colombian anonymous content creator, Camilo Cifuentes, known for his social work supporting vulnerable communities, such as small street vendors and homeless individuals. Watch the heartwarming moment with J Balvin, the young girl and her family below.

Ela Taubert Shares Her Career Journey in GRAMMY U Session

In collaboration with The Recording Academy, GRAMMY U’s Florida Chapter hosted an “Up Close & Personal” session with Colombian star Ela Taubert on Wednesday (April 1), giving members an chance to engage directly with the Latin Grammy-winning singer-songwriter. During the hour-long panel, moderated by Colombian-American artist Alemor at Studio 26 in Miami, Ela Taubert shared reflections on her artistic journey, and the evolution of her sound, offering advice to young professionals in the music industry. The 2024 Best New Artist winner capped the GRAMMY U session with an intimate acoustic performance of her introspective pop single “La Gente Cambia” released last month, and her hit song “¿Cómo Paso?”

“I started doing three videos a day, and I was studying and working at the same time. I kept doing that for three months, and nothing happened, I was frustrated,” Taubert said during the panel. “One day, I remember seeing this video have 50,000 views. But for me, the message was trust yourself and trust the process, and don’t get frustrated if nothing happens right away. For me, that’s the key to success.”

Guaynaa Joins The Latin Music Explosion Panel at Berklee College of Music

On Monday (March 27), the Latin Management Club and the Career Center at Berklee College of Music hosted a panel titled The Latin Music Explosion, highlighting the global rise of Latin music. Moderated by Professor Marus, the event featured Puerto Rican star Guaynaa, Grammy-winning producer Manuel Lara, and Live Nation executive Jorge Garcia. Guaynaa, best known for his hits such as “Rebota” and “Chicharrón,” shared his music journey and career insights.

“I was working at a shopping center selling phones and phone covers when I had my first hit that went viral. I was identifying the necessities of the music and of the market and I delivered a way to satisfy it,” said Guaynaa during the panel. “I started surrounding myself with people with the same hungry — the same desire of making something happen for the culture. At some point, [I] started realizing that it’s not about the likes or the recognition but more about how you impact the culture.” Watch clips from the panel below in the carousel.

Ben Platt and Rachel Zegler have announced the upcoming release of The Last Five Years (25th Anniversary Live at the London Palladium), an official live recording of Jason Robert Brown’s acclaimed musical, set to arrive April 20 via Atlantic Records.

The news was revealed during bows at the Hollywood Bowl, where the two stars surprised audiences by confirming the project from the stage. Pre-orders and pre-saves for the album became available immediately following the announcement, marking the latest milestone in the musical’s 25th anniversary celebrations.

Captured during a sold-out concert residency at London’s historic Palladium from March 24–29, 2026, the recording documents Platt and Zegler’s performances in the special anniversary staging of the beloved two-character musical.

The production was conducted and directed by Brown, the Tony Award-winning composer behind Parade and The Bridges of Madison County, and brings a symphonic scale to the show’s intimate storytelling.

First premiering in 2001, The Last Five Years has long been regarded as a modern musical theater staple. The story follows two New Yorkers navigating a five-year relationship, told through an unconventional structure in which Cathy’s narrative unfolds in reverse chronological order while Jamie’s moves forward in time. The show has maintained a devoted following for its emotionally direct songwriting and distinctive narrative format.

The newly announced live album aims to capture the dynamic between Platt — a Tony, Grammy and Emmy winner known for his role in Dear Evan Hansen — and Zegler, a Golden Globe-winning actress whose recent credits include West Side Story and The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes. Their pairing has been a central draw of the anniversary production, which quickly sold out its London run.

The 25th anniversary celebration will continue with two additional performances at New York City’s Radio City Music Hall on April 6 and 7, both of which are also sold out. Those shows mark the final performances of the concert staging.

The release continues Atlantic Records’ long-running involvement in major musical theater recordings, following titles such as Hamilton, Dear Evan Hansen, and Jagged Little Pill, all of which earned Grammy Awards for best musical theater album.

The Last Five Years (25th Anniversary Live at the London Palladium) is scheduled for release April 20.