Rosalía has already made the diverse album Kenan Thompson pitched to her.

In a new promo for this week’s Saturday Night Live, Thompson shares a series of ideas for things he should make to Shane Gillis — only to discover that the comedian and Rosalía have already done them.

The promo begins with Gillis introducing himself as this week’s host alongside musical guest Rosalía. Thompson then jumps in with an idea for a character he wants to play on Gillis’ Netflix comedy Tires.

“I have some ideas for my next character next season in Tires,” Thompson tells Gillis.

“Oh, we already filmed it,” Gillis replies.

After Thompson insists that Gillis must not have seen what he filmed, the host eventually gives in.

“Dude, character development, the color schemes. Incredible,” Thompson says.

“It’s okay,” Gillis responds. “Okay, I didn’t see it.”

The back-and-forth sets up the promo’s running joke: Thompson keeps suggesting things that have already been done.

That becomes pretty hilarious when Rosalía comes into the conversation.

“What if I made an album that blends pop and classical music in 14 languages?” Thompson asks.

“That’s LUX, my album. I already made that. Sorry,” Rosalía responds matter-of-factly.

And she has a point. Rosalía’s fourth studio album LUX made a huge impact on the Billboard charts following its release, debuting at No. 4 on the Billboard 200. The album also debuted at No. 1 on five Billboard charts: Top Latin Albums, Classical Albums, Classical Crossover Albums and World Albums.

The project’s multilingual and classical influences are central to LUX. Rosalía recorded the album in 13 languages, while its expansive orchestral production helped the album cross over into Billboard‘s classical and classical crossover charts.

Rosalía is returning to Studio 8H as the musical guest for the second time. She previously appeared on SNL in March 2022 while promoting Motomami, performing “Chicken Teriyaki” and “La Fama.” She also made a cameo during Bad Bunny’s 2021 SNL performance of “La Noche de Anoche.” This time, Rosalía will join Gillis for the Oct. 10 episode.

Watch the full SNL promo below.

Natanael Cano has postponed the remaining dates of his Natanael Cano Vol. 1 Tour in Mexico, according to a statement provided to Billboard Español by his team Thursday (Oct. 8).

“After careful consideration, Natanael Cano is postponing the remaining dates of the Natanael Cano Vol. 1 tour to focus on his health and well-being,” the statement reads. “We understand this news will be disappointing to fans who planned to attend, and we sincerely apologize for the impact of this decision. Tickets will be refunded through the original point of purchase.”

The artist’s team did not provide additional details about his health. It also asked that Cano and his family’s privacy be respected during this time.

“We’re grateful for the support and understanding of his fans who always stand by him,” the statement concludes.

The tour began Sept. 18 with two consecutive sold-out shows at Mexico City’s Estadio GNP Seguros. The trek was scheduled to continue in Mérida (Oct. 17), Boca del Río (Oct. 30), Puebla (Oct. 31); Toluca (Nov. 6), Oaxaca (Nov. 7), Monterrey (Nov. 27), Torreón (Nov. 28) and Acapulco, where the tour was set to conclude Dec. 5, among other dates.

The tour is named after Cano’s latest album, Natanael Cano, Vol. 1, which debuted at No. 4 on Top Regional Mexican Albums and No. 10 on Top Latin Albums. The 15-track project includes “Mar Azul,” “La Cherokee” and covers of Cristian Castro’s “Por Amarte Así” and Jeanette’s “Frente a Frente.”

Ella Langley has spent the past few years chasing her country music dreams, and she’s been simultaneously thinking about what she wants outside of her glamorous, record-breaking career.

During her SiriusXM Small Stage performance on Tuesday at Denver’s The Grizzly Rose, the singer/songwriter prefaced one of her simpler tracks with a reflection on how different her life looks now compared with her small-town upbringing. Langley grew up in Hope Hull, Alabama, just south of Montgomery, where, as she put it, there wasn’t much to do besides “listen to music and ride dirt roads.”

“My life moves so fast now,” Langley said in the clip, captured by Billboard. “I’m constantly going somewhere. I mean, for me to spend longer than five days in one place is a miracle.”

That pace has apparently gotten Langley thinking about whether she can make room for something a little more settled too. “I turned 27 this year, so I’m kinda thinking like, wait, can she have both?” she said. “Like, can she have the man and can she have the dream at the same time?”

Watch the onstage moment below:

The timing of this comment is notable considering the rumors swirling around a potential relationship with fellow country star Tucker Wetmore. The pair have been the subject of romance speculation, and People reported in September that sources confirmed the two are dating. Neither Langley nor Wetmore has publicly discussed their relationship status. (When Wetmore was asked about the rumors this week by a fan, he simply waved it off by saying, “Next question.”)

Still, Langley didn’t mention Wetmore in the clip. Instead, she described herself as “daydreaming a little bit” before introducing “Somethin’ Simple,” a song that captures the quieter life she’s imagining. The track, which appears on Langley’s sophomore album Dandelion, is about trading the nonstop pace of her current career for something much more domestic and simple: a life involving a home, a dog, a guitar and a hardworking man.

Dandelion debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and Top Country Albums back in April, giving Langley her first leader on both charts. Her breakout hit “Choosin’ Texas” also made its presence known on the charts, to say the very least, breaking the record for most weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 since Mariah Carey’s “All I Want for Christmas Is You,” establishing Langley as one of music’s biggest rising stars.

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Halloween is around the corner, and Amazon Prime Big Deal Days, affectionately known as October Prime Day, started yesterday, Oct. 6, giving shoppers until midnight tonight (Oct. 7) to score last-minute savings. That makes now as good a time as ever to shop for kids’ costumes, especially with some styles marked down by as much as 64%. A discount this steep is hard to find at Spirit Halloween, making these deals worth a look before the sale disappears. October Prime Day deals are exclusive to Prime members only, but you can sign up now and enjoy a 30-day free trial with all the perks of a paying member.

The lineup of kids’ Halloween costumes includes outfits inspired by hit musicals like Wicked and Disney’s Descendants, plus Hogwarts uniforms, Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu, Bumblebee from Transformers and even a Benjamin Franklin costume. Whether your kid wants to dress like a favorite character or surprise everyone with a more unexpected pick, these markdowns make Halloween shopping a little easier on the wallet.

At a Glance: Kids Halloween Costumes On Sale This October Prime Day, From ‘Wicked’ to Disney’s ‘Descendants’

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Amazon Prime Big Deal Days is reserved for Prime members, so you’ll need a subscription to take advantage of the deals during the Oct. 6 and 7 event. Prime costs $14.99 per month or $139 per year, while eligible new subscribers can try it free for 30 days. Beyond Prime Big Deal Days, membership includes perks such as fast shipping, Prime Video, Amazon Music, Prime Reading and Amazon Photos storage. Eligible students and young adults can also get a discounted membership after a six-month trial, with plans costing $7.49 per month or $69 per year. If you decide to keep Prime after a trial, your membership will automatically renew under the plan you selected unless you cancel.

‘DESCENDANTS’

Disney’s ‘Descendants’ Chloe Kids Halloween Costume

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For fans of Chloe from Descendants: The Rise of Red, this costume makes recreating her look easy. The jumpsuit has an attached shirt for a put-together outfit without much fuss, while the character-inspired design brings plenty of personality. Just remember, the wig is sold separately — also marked down 20% — so you’ll need to add one for the full transformation.

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‘DESCENDANTS’

Disney’s ‘Descendants’ Red Kids Halloween Costume

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Red is back in the spotlight this year with Descendants: Wicked Wonderland, making this a particularly timely Halloween pick for young fans of the franchise. Purchase Red’s wig separately, marked down 15%.

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‘WICKED’

‘Wicked’ Shiz University Kids Halloween Costume

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For the kid who cannot get enough of Wicked, this Shiz University dress is an easy way to bring the movie’s magical world into Halloween.

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‘THE MANDALORIAN’

‘Star Wars: The Mandalorian’ Kids Halloween Costume

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The Mandalorian costume feels especially timely this year, thanks to the popularity of Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu, which hit theaters in 2026.

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‘TRANSFORMERS’

‘Transformers’ Bumblebee Kids Halloween Costume

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Bumblebee is already a Halloween favorite, but the padded chest and shoulders give this version an extra dose of superhero-like drama.

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FOUNDING FATHER

Benjamin Franklin Kids Halloween Costume

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For kids who would rather stand out than blend into a sea of superheroes, this Benjamin Franklin costume is a surprisingly clever choice. The jacket with attached vest, cravat and knicker pants create an instantly recognizable colonial-inspired look without needing a pile of accessories. Wig sold separately.

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HOGWARTS

‘Harry Potter’ Slytherin Halloween Kids Costume

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Let your little wizard represent their Hogwarts house with a robe available in Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw or Slytherin. Each version features house colors, a matching patch, a hood and a satin-lined interior that gives the costume a polished finish.

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Sophie Dunne is an E-Commerce Writer at Penske Media Corporation, writing across Billboard, Rolling Stone, The Hollywood Reporter, WWD and Footwear News. Originally from Ireland and based in Los Angeles, she previously worked at Static Media as a writer and editor across all brands, covering entertainment, lifestyle, fashion, shopping, sex and relationships, travel, home and garden, tech, health and wellness, history, and food. Her bylines have appeared in Women’s Health, The List, Women.com, Islands, Grunge, WebMD, and more. Before beginning her writing career in 2019, Sophie lived in Dubai for four years working as an Emirates Cabin Crew Member. Having traveled to 71 countries with the airline, she began writing for an LA-based publication as a travel writer during her final year. Sophie has a degree in Humanities from Carlow College, St. Patrick’s (now South East Technological University) in her native Ireland. She studied English, history, philosophy, and psychology.

Live Nation was recently the target of a “limited” cybersecurity breach, the company has disclosed.

On Oct. 1, Live Nation notified the Vermont Attorney General’s online portal that two customers in the state were affected by a breach impacting social security numbers, government IDs and health records. No other state had posted a similar notification from Live Nation as of press time, though different states have varying laws about when and how a data breach is to be publicly reported.

It was not immediately clear when this data breach occurred, how many individuals were affected, or whether the victims were Live Nation customers or employees. The company said in a Wednesday (Oct. 7) statement to Billboard, “Live Nation takes the security of our systems and the information entrusted to us seriously.”

“Recently, we identified, contained and secured a cybersecurity incident,” continued Live Nation’s statement. “Following a thorough internal review and independent investigation by a leading cybersecurity firm, we found the incident was limited in scope and had no impact on our operations. The small number of individuals whose information may have been affected are being notified and offered support in monitoring their information.”

The incident has already spawned three class action lawsuits alleging Live Nation didn’t have adequate cybersecurity measures in place to protect sensitive data. Such civil claims are common occurrence when a company discloses a data breach.

Live Nation previously faced two data breaches in 2018 and 2024, both targeting customers of its subsidiary Ticketmaster. The 2018 incident compromised payment information from British ticket buyers, and the company was ultimately fined £1.25 million ($1.65 million) by the U.K. Information Commissioner’s Office.

The 2024 breach was part of a larger hack on Snowflake, a popular third-party cloud storage service used by Ticketmaster. The hacking group ShinyHunters claimed responsibility for the cyberattack, and a Canadian citizen recently pleaded guilty to participating. Civil claims brought by customers against Ticketmaster and other Snowflake clients remain ongoing in U.S. court.