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Picture it. It’s summer of 2024. The sticky heat is oppressive and you’ve just woken up from an all-night bender with last night’s mascara on, smudged so thoroughly you’re liable to be mistaken for a raccoon, much less a party rat. Despite your hangover and a migraine surely throbbing in the back of your skull, you’re blasting Brat, a June 2024 release with a slime green cover from British pop sensation Charli XCX. All is right in the world.

If you’re looking to relieve “Brat” summer, or at least curious about the making of the music phenom and the subsequent arena tour that followed the album’s release, you’ll want to check out The Moment. The mockumentary gives fans of the “360” singer a look into how the proverbial sausage is made, bearing witness to behind-the-scenes footage of Charli as she grapples with the complexities of fame and industry pressure, while preparing her Brat tour. Tickets for the one hour 43 minute film produced by A24 are available for purchase now via Fandango.

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The Moment is a mockumentary style movie that follows Charli as she preps for her Brat arena tour debut. The film’s runtime is 1h 43m.


Directed by Aidan Zamiri and produced by Charli in collaboration with David Hinojosa, The Moment is a unique romp through the singer’s Brat brainchild. The film is set to release Jan. 30, according to A24. The film features cameos from big names like Kylie Jenner, Mel Ottenberg, Rachel Sennott, Alexander Skarsgård and Rosanna Arquette, among others. Skarsgård plays a high-profile director hired to film Charli’s show, blurring the lines between reality and fiction.

In terms of marketing, Brat was a major success, ingrained in the zeitgeist soon after its release, so much so that the summer it was unofficially named after the album. On the Billboard charts, collaborative tracks off the album like “Guess” featuring Billie Eilish and “Sympathy Is A Knife” with Ariana Grande made the top 50, landing at 12 and 36, respectively. According to Luminate, Charli’s catalog has racked up around 2 billion on-demand streams globally.

The Brat tour, which was Charli’s fourth solo concert tour, was also a major hit with fans and converts. With an average ticket price of around $90, Billboard estimates the tour has grossed roughly $23.5 million. It is important to note the impact that this has had on Charli’s career and fame, something that she touches on heavily in her new film. According to data from Luminate, her average weekly U.S. On-Demand Audio streams more than doubled, from 7.7 million in Sept. 2023 to 20.9 million in Sept. 2025.

Zac Brown has scored a legal victory that will force his ex-wife, model and actress Kelly Yazdi, to return confidential business records she took amidst her divorce from the Zac Brown Band frontman in 2024.

Brown and Yazdi have been feuding in Atlanta federal court for years over sensitive financial and strategic documents belonging to Zac Brown Collective (ZBC), the company that controls Brown’s music rights, merchandise sales and wine brand, Z. Alexander Brown. Following a bench trial, Judge William M. Ray II ruled in Brown’s favor and entered a permanent injunction against Yazdi on Jan. 12.

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“Unfortunately, the court cannot accept Ms. Yazdi’s assurances that she will not disclose the confidential information she possesses,” wrote Judge Ray. “Indeed, her very conduct in secretly taking confidential documents from ZBC when she knew she was leaving the company, coupled with her apparent animosity towards Mr. Brown reflected in her continuous social media posts, speak strongly to the possibility that she may act to harm Mr. Brown.”

The judge ordered Yazdi to immediately return the business records to Brown and barred her from disclosing any information from the documents going forward. In a statement shared with Billboard on Monday (Jan. 26), Brown’s lawyer Brad Beckworth said they’re “grateful for the court’s careful attention to the facts and law.”

“The evidence at trial showed that Ms. Yazdi betrayed Zac’s trust, took critical confidential information that didn’t belong to her, and used it to attack him publicly for her own gain,” added Beckworth. “The permanent injunction should put an end to it.”

Attorneys for Yazdi did not immediately return a request for comment. They have already begun the process of appealing Judge Ray’s decision.

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Brown and Yazdi began dating in 2021 after meeting in Hawaii. Yazdi soon started working for Zac Brown Collective, first as a social media coordinator and then as executive vp.

The pair married in August 2023, but the union was short-lived; Brown initiated a divorce less than four months later. In early 2024, with divorce proceedings underway and Yazdi preparing to leave her job at Zac Brown Collective, she forwarded nearly 200 documents from her work email to her personal account.

Brown sued Yazdi in May 2024 over the documents, which included confidential financial valuations for Brown’s music catalog and wine brand, employee salary information, contractual terms for endorsements, touring data and music marketing plans. Brown alleged that Yazdi breached a confidentiality clause in her employment contract by taking these files.

Yazdi denied any wrongdoing, maintaining that she needed the documents for the divorce proceedings but never intended to share them publicly. But in his Jan. 12 ruling, Judge Ray said Yazdi has already used the records to “fuel her public attacks on Mr. Brown.”

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The judge pointed to a series of 2024 social media posts on Yazdi’s accounts about butterflies — apparently a reference to Brown’s then-unreleased 2025 collaboration with Dolly Parton, “Butterfly.” According to Judge Ray, Yazdi’s posts featuring butterfly imagery, a butterfly-themed poem and the hashtag #ButterfliesDontBelongInNets coincided with the song’s original marketing dates specified in documents she had forwarded to herself.

“If Ms. Yazdi further uses or discloses any of the confidential information she took from ZBC, plaintiffs would suffer considerable harm, including salary disputes and loss of trust with employees, the loss of goodwill and business opportunities, damage to Mr. Brown’s and ZBC’s reputations, and harm to plaintiffs’ business dealings and relationships with third parties,” wrote the judge.

Judge Ray ultimately concluded that Yazdi did indeed breach her employment agreement, and an injunction is necessary to protect Brown’s business interests. The singer did not seek financial damages, meaning the injunction is the final step in the case before an appeal.

The former couple finalized their divorce in 2025. Brown is now engaged to jewelry designer Kendra Scott.


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Nicki Minaj is continuing to champion the Donald Trump administration, this time by appearing at an upcoming summit celebrating the launch of “Trump Accounts” in the United States.

On Saturday (Jan. 24), Minaj confirmed the news by reposting the official announcement for the event — which will take place Wednesday at the Mellon Auditorium in Washington, D.C. — on X. Featuring Trump and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent as the main speakers, the summit will usher in the government’s new personal retirement savings program established under the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act.”

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In a follow-up post, the hitmaker shared her excitement to appear alongside a lineup of featured guests that also includes Shark Tank star (and Marty Supreme actor) Kevin O’Leary, Curb Your Enthusiasm star Cheryl Hines (who’s married to health and human services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.), Texas Senator Ted Cruz and White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt.

“The true meaning of paying it forward,” Minaj wrote. “Early financial literacy & financial support for our children will give them a major head start in life. In some cases, they will end up teaching their very own parents how to invest & what to invest in.”

The 12-time Grammy nominee added, “This makes me very happy.”

Minaj has doubled and tripled down on her support of Trump’s policies throughout his first year back in office, despite facing backlash for her alignment with MAGA ideals. After she appeared onstage with Erika Kirk for a Turning Point USA event, a petition calling for the musician — who was born in Trinidad and said as recently as 2024 that she is not an American citizen — to be deported amassed tens of thousands of signatures.

Earlier in January, she again sparked outrage by insulting independent journalist Don Lemon, who was on the ground in Minneapolis to report on a protest against ICE that disrupted a church service. “DON ‘C—K SUCKIN’ LEMON IS DISGUSTING,” she wrote at the time, despite Lemon having nothing to do with organizing the protest. “LOCK HIM UP!!!!!”

In November, Minaj spoke at a United Nations event and praised Trump for his attention to the alleged persecution of Christians in Nigeria.


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Moby posted a statement to social media on Monday (Jan. 26) offering advice on how people can respond following the killing of Alex Pretti by ICE agents in Minneapolis.

“The question is not whether we should be outraged and horrified at what’s happening in the United States,” Moby says in the clip, “but rather what are we going to do about it.”

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The longtime artist and activist then outlines his advice, telling people to protest, as it’s a “constitutionally established right and it’s a right that Trump and his administration are trying to take away from us.”

He then says to vote, “not just in the upcoming midterms, although that’s very important, but in all of the special elections that happen throughout the year.” He also advises to “stop supporting the scumbag corporations who support Trump and ICE. We all know who they are. Boycott them.”

The final pieces of advice are to support the politicians “who are dedicated to opposing Trump and ICE,” to support other activists and to practice self care, “so you can be a strong and healthy activist tomorrow and every day for the rest of your life. Be outraged, be horrified, but as Joe Strummer said, anger can be power if you know how to use it.” Watch the full video below.

Moby is one of a handful of electronic artists to acknowledge the violence unfolding in Minneapolis following ICE’s arrival into the city, with Seth Troxler also posting a video on Monday urging people to “love each other a bit more, because it’s getting really crazy and we just need to really be better and really have some empathy for everyone in this world.” Musicians including Olivia Rodrigo, Finneas and Billie Eilish have also spoken out, with Eilish on Monday (Jan. 26) asking “my fellow celebrities u gonna speak up?”

The Trump administration has claimed that the officer who killed Pretti was acting in self-defense, alleging that Pretti was threatening violence with his handgun, but multiple videos taken by witnesses on the scene show that Pretti did not appear to be holding his gun during the confrontation, and that a federal agent had already seemingly removed it from Pretti’s holster before the 37-year-old Minneapolis man was shot. Pretti’s family said that the ICU nurse had a permit to carry a concealed handgun in Minnesota, according to the Associated Press.

This week’s crop of new songs features two of country’s leading women artists (and former co-Grammy winners) each releasing powerful anthems, with Ashley McBryde leading a fearless new track “What If We Don’t,” while Carly Pearce offers a strong rebuttal to years of lessons that were internalized while sitting in Sunday morning church pews. Elsewhere, Parker McCollum, Max McNown and bluegrass group Della Mae offer up strong new releases.

Check out all of these and more in Billboard‘s roundup of some of the best country, bluegrass and/or Americana songs of the week below.

Ashley McBryde, “What If We Don’t”

On her latest, Grammy winner McBryde sings of the power of romantic choices made and choices forfeited. “This kinda thing can’t stop once it starts,” she sings, pondering the both the potential rewards and consequences of letting one’s desires override fear. Written by McBryde with Terri Jo Box and Randall Clay, with production by Brothers Osborne’s John Osborne, this track is classic McBryde, blending a soaring, anthemic chorus with verses that delve into the emotional nuances of love and fear of heartbreak.

Parker McCollum, “Big Ole Fancy House”

He’s romantically wounded and realizing a house’s decadent trappings are hollow without his lover to make the space a home. Sonically, this fan-favorite from McCollum falls right in his wheelhouse with his muscular vocal picking up the pain and loneliness of the lyrics, bolstered by smooth piano, bass and surging electric guitar. “Big Ole Fancy House” is featured on the deluxe version of McCollum’s self-titled album.

Carly Pearce, “Church Girl”

Kentucky native Pearce has always been known for singing songs that pull no punches, no matter the topic, whether that be love, heartbreak, betrayal or her allegiance to country music. With her latest, Pearce puts forth a perspective of grace and faith, offering a rebuttal to shame, guilt, and judgmental messages that can too often flow from church pulpits and critical people. She wraps her buttery twang around lyrics that speak to those who make their own choices, regardless of what’s considered “accepted” in certain circles, singing “That don’t mean you’ll go to hell when you leave this world.” “Church Girl” was written by Carter Faith, Seth Ennis and Cameron Bedell.

Max McNown, “World Change Me”

He’s weary from the fight, but is determined to hold tight to his own values regardless of the temptations that swirl around him, temptations that have grown more enticing as he’s grown older. “Monsters all fled from under my bed/ Now they’re downtown walking the streets,” he sings. McNown is known for songs such as the romantic “Better Me for You (Brown Eyes),” but here, he conveys a troubadour’s innate knack for keen observations. As well, a swampy rhythm and stately melody pair nicely with McNown’s warm, magnetic vocal.

Della Mae, Magic Accident

On Boston-formed bluegrass group Della Mae’s new album Magic Accident, musicians Celia Woodsmith, Kimber Ludiker, Vickie Vaughn and Avril Smith have crafted a 10-song project driven by tight harmonies, thoughtful instrumentation and sagacious songs forged from a lifetime of lessons learned. The project is spearheaded by wisdom-filled messages to their younger selves (“My Own Highway”) and songs of championship and ambition (“Out Run ‘Em”), while other songs on the album, such as “Little Bird” advise soaking in the small but meaningful moments. There are also songs about severing generational curses (“Family Tree”), plus a cover of Bruce Robison’s “Lifeline.” Taken together, these songs convey inspiration, encouragement and comfort, aimed at generations of women from all walks of life, championing them to be vocal and live their most authentic lives.

  

Richard Marx croons his way onto Billboard’s jazz charts for the first time in a career as a lead recording artist that dates back almost 40 years. His new album, After Hours, debuts at No. 14 on Traditional Jazz Albums and No. 18 on the genre’s overall Jazz Albums chart (both dated Jan. 31).

The set earned 1,000 equivalent album units in the United States in its first week (Jan. 16-22), according to Luminate, the bulk from album sales.

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“I pretended it was 1948 and I was a young songwriter pitching a song to Sinatra,” Marx told Billboard earlier this month of his mindset behind creating the self-released After Hours. The 13-song collection blends covers of such classics as “Summer Wind,” “The Way You Look Tonight,” and “Young at Heart” (as a duet with Rod Stewart) with originals including “Magic Hour,” which he co-wrote with wife Daisy Fuentes.

(Notably, Sinatra’s Ultimate Sinatra leads Traditional Jazz Albums for a 180th week.)

Marx’s chart history expands following his ascents on pop, adult, country, R&B and rock rankings, as a songwriter and/or recording artist. He boasts three No. 1s, among nine top 10s that he’s recorded, on the all-genre Billboard Hot 100, having earned his leaders consecutively in 1988-89: “Hold On to the Nights,” “Satisfied” and “Right Here Waiting.” The latter two are from his album Repeat Offender, which ruled the Billboard 200.

On Adult Contemporary, Marx’s haul as a singer stands at four No. 1s, among 14 top 10s, with reigns in 1989-94 with “Right Here Waiting,” “Keep Coming Back,” “Hazard” and “Now and Forever.”

Marx first visited the Hot 100’s top spot as a backing vocalist on mentor Lionel Richie’s 1983 smash “All Night Long (All Night).” In 1985, his Kenny Rogers co-write “Crazy,” sung by the format icon, became Marx’s first of three Hot Country Songs No. 1s as an author. Keith Urban sang their co-penned leaders “Better Life” (2005) and “Long Hot Summer” (2011).

Having leaned on crunchy guitar anthems early in his recording career, Marx earned three top 10s on Mainstream Rock Airplay in the ‘80s, starting with his debut single, “Don’t Mean Nothing,” in 1987.

Additionally, “Keeping Coming Back” dented Hot R&B/Hip Hop Songs in 1991. It features background vocals by Luther Vandross, with whom Marx teamed to write “Dance With My Father,” which, sung by Vandross, led Adult R&B Airplay for five weeks in 2003 and went on to win the Grammy for song of the year.

Marx has also penned Adult Contemporary-topping ballads for *NSYNC (“This I Promise You”) and Josh Groban (“To Where You Are”).

“I guess the reason that it didn’t translate into an album sooner was because the idea of doing a standards album never appealed to me, because I’m a songwriter,” Marx mused of After Hours. “So, even though I love to sing, and love to sing those songs, I [couldn’t] imagine doing a covers album of any genre, because that [was] just not that interesting to me. And, I just frankly wasn’t smart enough to come up with the idea to write half the album until a year and a half ago.

“The first song I wrote,” for After Hours, which Marx recorded with a 24-piece band, “was ‘All I Ever Needed,’ track two of the record,” he noted. “I wrote it so quickly and effortlessly. And then I wrote ‘Magic Hour.’ I was like, ‘Okay, this makes sense now.’ ”

The stage is set for Super Bowl LX and the New England Patriots will be taking on the Seattle Seahawks, which is a rematch from 11 years ago of Super Bowl XLIX.

Cardi B was in attendance in Denver, cheering on her boo, Stefon Diggs, as the Patriots defeated the Broncos in a snowy 10-7 contest. The Grammy-winning rapper made her way onto the field to see Diggs with friends and family. “That’s what I’m talking about,” she shouted. “We going to the Super Bowl. Oh my God!”

NFL Network even stopped Cardi, who was draped in a gray fur coat, for an interview on the field following the Pats’ win.

“I’m feeling very excited, very happy for him very proud of him,” she said. “You know, he just came back from an ACL and me seeing the progress and the process of him, from the first time he started running back, and now joining the Patriots and actually going to the Super Bowl, I’m very excited for him. Very excited for the whole team, they been working they butts out.”

Cardi continued: “Discipline, discipline and work. It’s not like, ‘Oh you wake up and you great.’ It’s discipline. It’s going to bed early, it’s waking up early, it’s not missing one day of work. Nothing discipline, hard discipline.”

On the West Coast, Brandi Carlile was on the sidelines for the Seahawks thrilling 31-27 victory over the Los Angeles Rams to punch their ticket to the Super Bowl. “I’m so honored and so excited to see this game,” she said pre-game before predicting a win. “We’re gonna win this game!”

The singer posted a clip of her daughter, Elijah, making a sign to cheer on the Seahawks as well. Carlile will be in Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., for Super Bowl LX. In addition to rooting for the Hawks, she’s been tapped to perform “America the Beautiful” pre-game.

Duff McKagan is a massive Seahawks fan and he cheered on the squad from home. The Guns N’ Roses founding member posted a photo of himself raising the 12s banner at CenturyLink Field from a 2016 home game. “Go Hawks!!!! @seahawks Wow wow wow,” the bassist wrote.

Cam’ron and Mase hosted an episode of It Is What It Is on Monday (Jan. 26), where the New York rap duo welcomed NFL legend Michael Irvin to the show to break down all of the action, which centered around Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold’s comeback and special team woes for the Rams.

“Seattle’s a better organization and the Patriots are a better organization than the Cowboys,” Cam said while antagonizing Irvin, who was a star wide receiver for the Cowboys in the ’90s.

Expect plenty of artists to be in attendance when the Seahawks and Patriots battle for the right to lift the Lombardi Trophy at Super Bowl LX, which will feature Bad Bunny as the Super Bowl Halftime Show performer.

Harry Styles and Doechii are set as the first presenters on the 2026 Grammy Awards, where they will appear alongside previously announced performers Sabrina Carpenter; Clipse & Pharrell Williams; and the eight best new artist nominees –  Addison RaeAlex WarrenKATSEYELeon ThomasLola YoungOlivia Deansombr and The Marías.

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Styles’ fourth studio album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, is due March 6. The lead single, “Aperture,” was released on Jan. 22.

Both Styles are Doechii are past Grammy winners. Styles won best pop solo performance for his Billboard Hot 100-topping “Watermelon Sugar” in 2021 and album of the year and best pop vocal album in 2023 for his Billboard 200-topping Harry’s House. Doechii won best rap album last year for Alligator Bites Never Heal. Doechii is nominated in five categories this year for her hit “Anxiety” – record of the year, song of the year, best music video, best rap song and best rap performance.

The 68th annual Grammy Awards will air live on Sunday Feb. 1 at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT on CBS and will be available to stream live and on demand on Paramount+. Trevor Noah is set to host the show for the sixth consecutive – and final – year. The comedian will be the first person to host six consecutive Grammy telecasts since crooner Andy Williams hosted the first seven live telecasts from 1971-77.

The 2026 Grammy Awards will be produced by Fulwell Entertainment for the Recording Academy. Ben Winston, Raj Kapoor, Jesse Collins and Noah will serve as executive producers.

Additional performers will be announced in the coming days.

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There is no greater pressure than getting the perfect gift for that special someone in your life on Valentine’s Day.

While the holiday celebrating all things love and commitment is still a little ways away, it’s important to strike while the iron is hot, as they say, and prepare ahead of time so you can make the best shopping decisions without stress or worry. We’re hoping that with help from this list, you’ll be able to pick up something special for your girlfriend with ease. No stress, no fuss, just good old-fashioned gift-giving from the heart.

ShopBillboard has compiled a hefty 32 picks ranging from couple-friendly tech to thoughtful subscription services and cozy clothes that will get you and your girlfriend in the mood for some lovin’. We’ve segmented this list for ease, allowing you to shop by category so you can find what you’re looking for in a breeze. While you’re here, why not shop even more gifts for girlfriends in our non-Valentine’s Day-themed round-up here?

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Wildflower Cases Compatible with iPhone 17 Pro Max in Cupid Dot

This item was created for girls looking for a protective case for their phone that actually looked cute. The brand was created by Devon Lee and Sydney Carlson, a sister duo beloved by the internet.


If you’re a cool girl, you probably know of or have Wildflower phone cases. The brand was founded by sister duo Devon Lee and Sydney Carlson, influencers and models with a huge following. These cases are both adorable and extremely protective of your phone, standing sturdy against drops of 4 feet. This cupid print was practically made for Valentine’s Day, and will show your girlfriend you love her enough to keep her phone safe and stylish. The brand has become more accessible than ever, given they’ve moved operations onto Amazon along with their online storefront. 

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Tomorrowland x Loop Experience™ 2

These Loop earplugs are in collaboration with Tomorrowland and come in an iridescent red hue. These earplugs are great for blocking out pesky noises. 


Stylish and protective, these Loop earplugs are for the girlfriend who is looking for peace and quiet while attending concerts or even working from home. Unlike your traditional earplugs that block sound, Loop’s offerings filter sound to reduce overall volume, while keeping speech and music clear. This makes Loop earplugs a must-have for concerts or festival settings, given that you can still hear the music nice and clear without damaging your eardrums. This Tomorrowland collaboration is extra on-theme too because it comes in a red iridescent hue.

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Kodak PIXPRO C1 BLACK Digital Camera

A black digital camera.


Capturing every moment on your phone is convenient, but it often falls short if you want a photo with depth and a story. If you’re looking to feed your girlfriend’s picture-taking hobby or hoping to start her on a new one, gifting this Kodak PIXPRO C1 BLACK Digital Camera could be a great option. Retailing for $99 at Walmart, this digital camera comes in a sleek black hue and comes with a 26mm Fixed Focus Lens for ease of use and microSD and microSDHC card compatibility up to 32GB. This camera also takes videos if your girl wants to get into vlogging every moment.

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Beats by Dr. Dre Beats Solo Buds Bluetooth In-Ear Earbuds, Transparent Red

Transparent red Beats earbuds.


For the music-lover in your life, we’d suggest gifting these Beats by Dr. Dre Solo Buds in this on-theme red hue with futuristic transparent detailing. The buds retail for $79.95 at Walmart and come nestled into a slim and compact package that can easily be stored in a pocket or chucked into a purse. The buds are wireless and sit in the ear, fitted with squishy tips that ergonomically fit inside the ear canal without irritation. These buds produce a fully custom acoustic architecture for an enhanced listening experience tailored to the listener. If all that wasn’t enough, they also boast an 18-hour battery life.

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Kodak Step Instant Smartphone Photo Printer

An instant photo printer.


If your loved one adores taking photos but hates waiting for your pics to be developed, this Kodak Step Instant SmartPhone Photo Printer makes getting photos into your hands a breeze. Retailing for $79.99 on Amazon, the printer connects to your phone, either Android or IOS, via Bluetooth and instantly prints out your precious moments from selfies to group shots with friends or your lover. The printed photos are sticky-backed and can be adhered on any surface.

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Bond Touch 4 – Long Distance Relationship Bracelets for Couples

A pair of long distance bracelets.


This one’s for our readers facing the trials and tribulations of long-distance relationships. Bond Touch 4 is a bracelet for couples that allows said couples to communicate with one another, no matter how far. The personal jewelry retails for $178 for two and comes in black or an off-white hue with stylish gold accents.

One gentle tap to the face of your Bond Touch 4 and your partner’s bracelet will light up and buzz at the same time in the same pattern. These bracelets feature a 96-hour battery life and are water-resistant. Beyond being absolutely heart-melting in concept, these Bond pieces are also super stylish, comparable to an Apple Watch.

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Yaber T1 Pro2 Mini Projector

A mini portable projector.


Got a cinephile on your hands, but not the money to fund her film addiction? Have yourself a movie night at home with this Yaber T1 Pro2 Mini Projector. The portable product retails for $181.40 and features a built-in Smart TV operating system, offering Netflix, Prime Video and YouTube viewing, among other platforms. You’ll get crystal-clear pictures on any surface thanks to a 180-degree adjustable stand that allows you to project on walls, ceilings, or sloped surfaces for a unique viewing experience every time.

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Marshall WILLEN II Speaker

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A cream colored mini speaker.


Speakers can be bulky and a little jarring to look at sometimes. They’re not always stylish, and they don’t always pack up nicely and neatly for you to take on the go. Enter Marshall’s WILLEN II Speaker, currently retailing for $99.99, down from $129.99. The mini speaker is cream-colored and comes in a tiny package but brings major space-filling sound. The speaker is jam-packed with hours of portable playtime, 17-plus to be exact, on a single charge. Like most of Marshall’s products, this speaker is dust and waterproof and comes with a nifty fastening strap, allowing users to fix the speaker to an object or let it hang.

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Edible Arrangements Rainbow & Butterflies Arrangement

A floral bouquet made of fruit and chocolate covered strawberries. The brand offers same day and one hour deliveries. 


These flowers are beautiful, but won’t last very long with how delicious they are. Edible Arrangements is famed for their whimsical bouquets filled to the brim with fresh fruits and the fan-favorite chocolate covered strawberries elegantly placed into a basket. A large bouquet will run you $89.99, but prices vary depending on delivery methods. Speaking of delivery, you can get your arrangement to that special someone within an hour, great for last-minute shoppers looking to impress.

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Lego Botanicals Flower Bouquet Building Set

$48.49 $59.99 19% off

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A Lego botanical flower bouquet.


Why get your significant other real flowers for Valentine’s Day when they’ll just die on them in a few weeks? This Lego Bouquet is sure to last you a lifetime, no water needed, for just $48.49. The bouquet comes with a slew of unique flowers that you can build and store in a vase or on a shelf. Build with your loved one or let them try it out on their own for a post-holiday crafting night.

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Flower Subscription Service

A flower subscription service.


If you do happen to want real flowers for your loved one, The Bouqs offers a monthly floral subscription service, gifting your significant other fresh flowers to their door every month, up to every week if you’d like. We’d suggest the Deluxe subscription for $59 a month, which delivers 20 to 32 stems in a blossoming bouquet tailored to your specifications

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Glamnetic Sent With Love Press-On Nails

Glamnetic nails are super sturdy and come with a multitude of designs, including this on theme heart style.


Glamnetic is famed for their press-ons. They’re durable and extremely cute too. This on-themed heart design retails for $20 and comes with multiple sizing options in one pack, giving the user an accurate manicure without all the fuss. The pack of themed nails also comes with adhesive for easy application that won’t go anywhere. If hearts aren’t your girl’s thing, Glamnetic has tons of designs available on Ulta Beauty. 

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Solawave Eye Recovery Pro Red Light Therapy Mask

This one’s for the girlfriend who’s constantly stressed. The Solawave mask uses red light to calm irritation.


While this mask looks like something out of The Silence of the Lambs, it’s anything but scary. The Solawave Eye Recovery Pro Red Light Therapy Mask currently retails for $189 at Ulta Beauty and fits snugly on the user’s face. The beauty tech utilizes red light, a therapeutic technique that is said to stimulate cells and boost mitochondria to produce more energy, which in turn promotes healing, reduces inflammation and increases collagen. This mask targets the under eye area, a section of the face that often goes through tons of stress. For $189, this mask is essentially a relaxing spa day at home for less.

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Soft Services Affogato L’Orange Buffing Bar Body Exfoliant

A pack of two exfoliating body bars.


Give your girlfriend a spa day with this two-pack of exfoliating body bars hailing from Soft Services. These bars retail for $30 at Sephora and are scented like vanilla, coconut, citrus and espresso, luxe notes that make you feel like you’re sipping a cozy drink at your favorite coffee shop. The product is formulated with gentle exfoliating granules that work dead skin away, leaving you feeling smooth and moisturized.

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Paul Mitchell Pink Lightweight Professional Hair Dryer

A pink hair dryer with two attachments.


Fancy haircare experiences at a salon are nice and all, but what if you could bring that experience to your home? This Paul Mitchell hair dryer offers a luxury experience without shelling out hundreds. For just $165, this pretty pink dryer defines curls and targets sections of hair thanks to two accompanying detachable heads that allow users to create tons of styles with ease. The dryer is powerful at 1500 watts with a digital brushless motor and high-velocity airflow for fast and precise drying every time.

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Ulta Beauty Collection Manicure 7 Piece Set

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A seven piece manicure kit.


In the same vein, this Manicure Set from Ulta Beauty is like gifting a spa day for a fraction of the price. The $8.40 kit comes with seven pieces for trimming and defining nails, all nestled in a clear and compact case that you can easily take with you on the go.

Fashion

Here Are The 32 Best Gifts to Get Your Girlfriend for Valentine's Day

Sutton Gold-Tone Stainless Steel Heart Necklace

A gilded pendant heart necklace strung up on a chunky chain. The pendant is meant to look like a lock.


While jewelry can be overdone on Valentine’s Day, the key is to find a piece that really sticks out. You’ll want one that makes a lasting impression and holds meaning like this locket-esque necklace from Fossil. Retailing for $85, this necklace features a lock-shaped heart pendant attached to a thick gold chain. This necklace has a nice weight to it, and is made of high-quality stainless steel, meaning it won’t tarnish as easily. Both the chain and heart pendant are mid-sized, giving users the opportunity to layer effectively without your neck looking too overcrowded. 

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Hommey Robe in Rocky Road Stripes

A striped robe.


After a long day, there’s really nothing better than cozying up in a plush robe like this one from Hommey. The $129 piece is made of cozy and breathable 100% cotton terry toweling and is thoughtfully designed with a classic shawl collar, functional pockets to store all your essentials and an adjustable, removable waist tie. A subtle loop attached to the collar allows users to hang the robe on a hook. This robe is also equipped with a stylish, sweet pink and burgundy striped pattern.

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Damson Madder Garter Bun Wrap Scrunchie

A red scrunchie with a bow attachment.


Damson Madder has quickly become one of ShopBillboard’s favorite brands. The U.K.-based label crafts whimsical accessories and clothing in dreamy colorways and prints equipped with thoughtful details that set the brand apart from anything we’ve seen on the market. This decorative scrunchie is just one of many hair accessories that the brand has to beautify your girlfriend’s hair when they see fit, worn with ponytails and tight, slicked-back buns.

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Damson Madder Antonella Gingham Organic Cotton Pajamas

A plaid cotton pajama set.


Similarly adorable, Damson’s Antonella Gingham Organic Cotton Pajamas for $155 is surely one of the most stylish PJ sets out there. This one’s for the fashionable girlfriend with impeccable taste looking to lounge and doze in style. The cotton set is breathable and comfortable with an oversized fit and a playful gingham pattern. Dainty bow accents on both the top and bottom give way to ruffled detailing in pink, contrasting the red gingham.

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Women’s Wicked Good Slippers

Fuzzy slippers.


With winter’s oppressive chill still in full swing, we’d suggest gifting your significant other these ultra-cozy slippers from L.L. Bean. The $99.95 pair comes in a tan suede with faux-fur trim around the ankles. The soles are non-slip, while the interior is plush and comfortable on the soles. This is a quintessential house slipper if we’ve ever seen one. They’re perfect for lounging around for a cozy Valentine’s Day indoors, warmed by the fire.

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Jellycat Bashful Beige Bunny Stuffed Animal

A Jellycat bunny stuffed animal.


Jellycats never fail to impress. The adorable plushie brand comes out with winners every year that please both young and old fans. This Bashful Beige Bunny is no exception, what with its floppy ears and ultra-soft composition. The $39 plushie companion is perfect for the collector in your life looking to add some whimsy to their humdrum decor, placed on a bed or displayed with their other Jellycat acquisitions.

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Pop Mart The Monster Pin for Love Series Keychain

A Labubu keychain.


The blind box trend swept the nation, going global with its popularity thanks in part to music artists such as BLACKPINK’s Lisa. If you haven’t yet gotten your hands on the coveted Labubu, you can gift your girlfriend a keychain version that can be attached to your keys or bag for just $22.99 on Amazon. With your purchase, you’ll receive a mystery box featuring one of 14 total possible Labubus that you can pull, all in unique colors.

Home Goods

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Owala 32 oz. FreeSip Stainless Steel Water Bottle – Shot to the Heart

Owala has dropped a Valentine’s Day-themed water bottle exclusively at Dick’s Sporting Goods. The bottle features cupid and heart motifs throughout.


In celebration of all things love, Owala dropped a Valentine’s Day themed water bottle in pink with alluring lavender hues. The bottle features cupid motifs holding Owala bottles, along with hearts, eyes, stars and candies. It’s all the features of a traditional FreeSip Owala bottle you love like leak-proof design, insulated walls to keep drinks at your preferred temperature and wide mouth opening, just in a themed pink and purple package. The bottle launched exclusively at Dick’s Sporting Goods and is likely to sell out soon if you don’t snatch it up for your loved one.

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Ramona Coupe Glasses Set of 4

A set of four coupe glasses.


For the significant other who loves to entertain, this four-piece coupe glass set from Anthropologie should win you lots of points. This colorful set retails for $54. Each glass is colorful and equipped with a wide base that transitions into an equally wide cup.

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Owala FreeSip Tumbler Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle in Black Cherry

Owala FreeSip tumbler in Black Cherry.


You probably already know that Owala is exceedingly popular, what with its virality on apps such as TikTok. What makes this Owala even more desirable is its vampy and dramatic cherry red hue that has become exceedingly popular since its launch in 2025. This insulated tumbler currently retails for $44.99 on Amazon and is made to insulate 40 oz beverages both hot and cold, keeping them at your desired temp for hours. For ease of use, you’ve also got a built-in straw and a side handle. The lid of the tumble locks in place, making it leak-proof. 

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Le Creuset Signature Cast Iron Heart Cocotte

A Le Creuset heart-shaped pot.


Another extremely popular home goods brand is Le Creuset. The brand’s wares, from deep dutch ovens to pans, simply fly off the shelves, and this cast-iron heart-shaped style is sure to follow. Retailing for $175 at Nordstrom, this on-theme gift comes in red and, as mentioned, is enameled cast iron.

This detail ensures excellent heat distribution for uniform browning and even cooking with no hot spots, and provides superior heat retention. Even the branded handle in gold is shaped like a heart. If your girlfriend is into cooking and baking and wants her style and personality to come through in her cookware, then this should do the trick.

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Smeg 50’s Retro Style Electric Water Kettle

A seafoam green retro-inspired tea kettle.


Smeg is another popular cookware brand with a ton of products under its proverbial umbrella. Our pick? The brand’s retro-inspired electric water kettle is currently retailing for $229.95 on Amazon. The kettle comes in a slew of colors, although the seafoam green hue is our favorite, accompanied by silver hardware and Smeg branding on the front.

This kettle gets you 1.8 quarts of hot water in about two to three minutes, cutting down the time it takes to enjoy tea, hot chocolate and everything in between. The kettle also includes auto-shutoff technology that stops heating once the water reaches the boiling point for safety. Kitchenware doesn’t have to be boring, and this kettle proves that.

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100% Mulberry Silk Pillowcase

A silk pillowcase in the shade Champagne.


Silk pillowcases are a dime a dozen these days, and can cost a fortune if you’re not looking in the right place. This 100% Mulberry Silk Pillowcase from Quince retails for just $44.90 and is said to boast a whole host of benefits. Silk pillowcases are said to be gentler on your skin, more hygienic and may help prevent any hair breakage. These pillows are also cooler temperature wise than your standard cotton pillowcases because silk promotes air circulation, helping to release body heat.

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Therabody Theragun Relief Massage Gun

A massage gun.


While comfort can come in the form of new slippers or a fuzzy robe, it can also come in the form of a nifty massage gun like this one from Therabody. Retailing for $159.99, this blue Theragun offers tension relief, targeting tense spots with up to three speeds. This tool is for those who prefer a milder, soothing massage that still provides real relief on the back, shoulders and anywhere you carry tension.

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BonBon Large Gift Box

A 2-pound box of popular Swedish candy.


BonBon became extremely popular in 2025 for its wide selection of unique Swedish candy. The only problem? The brand’s stores are only in New York, making it difficult for prospective candy fiends to try out its extensive candy line. Not to fear, though: BonBon ships boxes much like the one above for $43 and over nationwide. You’ll have the option to select a sour mix, a sweet and sour mix and even a gluten-free and gelatin-free mix of candies to ship to your loved one. You can also just buy a customized box to hand deliver to your lover.

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Boy Smells Rosalita Candle

A Boy Smells rose-scented candle.


Who doesn’t love a scented candle? Boy Smells‘ scented candles are especially easy to love because they’re long-lasting and jam-packed with scents that fill any room your candle is burned in. This rose-scented option retails for $38 and comes in a stylish pink package. The candle features notes of tangerine, leather and roses, a fresh, floral and musky mix. If rose scents aren’t your girlfriend’s thing, Boy Smells has a whole host of candles to choose from, all at affordable prices.

An Italian photographer has dropped a lawsuit that claimed Drake stole a key motif in the music video for his hit summer single “What Did I Miss?”

Gabriele Galimberti says in a court filing dated Jan. 20 that he’s dismissing his copyright claims against Drake with prejudice, meaning the case cannot be reopened. It was not specified whether a settlement had been paid, and reps for Galimberti and Drake did not immediately return inquiries on the subject on Monday (Jan. 26).

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Galimberti sued the rapper (born Aubrey Drake Graham) in November, alleging a scene in the video for “What Did I Miss?”, which debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 in July, copied a photo from his 2020 book The Ameriguns. Both Galimberti’s photo and the scene in question show men standing outside houses, surrounded by firearms laid out in parallel around swimming pools.

A photographer with National Geographic, Galimberti is perhaps best known for shooting a notorious 2022 Balenciaga campaign that portrayed children with sexually explicit objects. The campaign drew a huge backlash, with consumers accusing the fashion house and Galimberti of glorifying pedophilia.

Galimberti referenced the Balenciaga controversy in his November lawsuit, alleging that Drake intentionally chose to copy his work because “What Did I Miss?” addressed the aftermath of the rapper’s feud with Kendrick Lamar. This rap battle ended with Lamar calling Drake a “certified pedophile” on the chart-topping diss track “Not Like Us,” leading Drake to sue Universal Music Group (UMG) for defamation.

“Plaintiff was ultimately publicly vindicated in a defamation lawsuit abroad related to the false accusations arising from the Balenciaga advertisement,” wrote Galimberti’s attorney in the lawsuit. “Given Kendrick Lamar’s lyrics…calling defendant Graham a pedophile and defendant Graham’s now dismissed defamation lawsuit, on information and belief, defendant Graham sought to imply that he, like plaintiff, would be publicly exonerated.”

Drake’s defamation lawsuit was dismissed in October, with a federal judge ruling that lyrics in rap battles are hyperbole and not meant to imply facts. Drake is now appealing to revive the case against UMG, which owns both Lamar’s label Interscope Records and his own label, Republic Records.

Republic and UMG were also named as defendants alongside Drake in Galimberti’s lawsuit, which sought financial damages for copyright infringement before it was dropped. A rep for the label did not immediately return a request for comment on Monday.