Yungblud has offered fans a behind-the-scenes look at his current Australian tour, sharing a new video that documents a fast-paced 24 hours on the road.

The clip, titled “Welcome to a mad 24 hours of my life,” was posted to social media and captures the British rocker moving between flights, fan interactions and live performances during the Australian leg of his Idols: The World Tour.

Yungblud teased the video with the caption, “Another day, another plane … Aussie edition. Melbourne, see you tonight.”

The video opens mid-flight before following Yungblud through a series of tour stops in Sydney, including a visit to Behind The Gallery, where an exhibition spotlighting the singer recently drew such large crowds that police were called to manage the scene. The rocker is also shown reconnecting with staff at triple j, where he noted he “saw some old friends.”

Elsewhere in the clip, Yungblud references tabloid attention surrounding his time in Sydney, including footage that surfaced online of him spending time naked on a yacht.

From there, the focus shifts back to tour preparations as he readies himself for his first Australian arena show of the run at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena.

To manage jet lag, the artist documents a pre-show routine that includes coffee, a gym session, swimming and a shower, while citing Ozzy Osbourne as a source of inspiration. Upon arriving at the venue, he receives a gift from his tour manager, briefs his crew on the night ahead and prepares physically for the performance.

“As expected, first night in Australia was mental,” Yungblud wrote in the caption, sharing footage from the Qudos Bank Arena show, complete with pyrotechnics. “The Aussies know how to party, man.”

Following the concert, the video shows Yungblud meeting fans who waited outside the venue before eventually turning in for the night. The following day begins much the same way — boarding another plane, this time headed to Melbourne. Yungblud later revealed that fans were waiting at the airport after he shared his arrival time via a broadcast channel on Instagram.

“Australia, it’s so good to be back,” he concluded.

The video arrives as Yungblud continues his Australian tour, with upcoming performances scheduled at Melbourne’s Sidney Myer Music Bowl, followed by shows in Brisbane and Perth.

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It’s official, TWICE is going on tour this year, making multiple stops in the United States.

The JYP Entertainment girl group is a hit among K-Pop and non-K-Pop fans alike, bringing playful and toe-tapping tunes accompanied by polished dancing and powerful live vocals. Even on the Billboard charts, TWICE is constantly winning with tracks like “This Is For,” “The Feels” and “Moonlight Sunrise,” all English tracks that don’t even begin to scratch the surface of their many Japanese and Korean language hits. The girl group’s last major tour was the Ready To Be World Tour, which began all the way back in 2023, so needless to say, fans are hungry to see the members in person on their 2026 tour. The group’s first stop on the tour will be on Jan. 13 in Seattle at the Climate Pledge Arena.

If you are planning on attending, you’ve likely got a checklist of what you need to prep ahead of the concert. With your outfit all picked out and tickets booked (if you’re seeing them out of state) we’d assume that you might be missing the most important item you can have in your K-Pop concert-going arsenal: a lights tick. TWICE’s light stick to be exact, otherwise known as a Candybong, which retails for $89.66 on Amazon.

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The light-up accessory is, as the name suggests, shaped like a lollipop with a lengthy base and a round head featuring the girl group’s logo smack dab in the middle. With batteries inserted, the light stick lights up in shades of apricot and neon magenta, TWICE’s official group color. With your Candybong, you’ll also receive a wrist strap to keep it on while you chant and cheer with your fellow fans. You can also get the same Candybong at Walmart for $54.99 without the wrist strap and accessories. Wherever you buy it, both Candybongs come with an exclusive photo card of one of the members.

If you’re not familiar, light sticks are a popular accessory, not just amongst ONCE, or fans of TWICE. The concept was popularized years ago thanks to G-Dragon, a South Korean rapper best known for his work in the YG Entertainment boy group BIGBANG. In 2006, the rapper wanted to create something for fans that allowed them to interact at concerts, creating camaraderie and a greater connection with idols. Thus, the first-ever light stick, the Bang Bong, was born. These days, light sticks come in all shapes and sizes, meant to represent each group utilizing colors and specific imagery. Most light sticks have specific light settings, making them flash or sync up with the beat of music at concerts.

The light stick is an investment piece for sure, but it makes you feel closer to your fellow fans and idols. It also serves as a collector’s item that will look rather snazzy next to your other K-Pop paraphernalia. If you haven’t snagged tickets to TWICE’s 2026 tour, it’s not too late. You can shop for tickets and learn more about the tour in our article here. We’ve also included discount codes to sweeten the deal.

A judge says Investigation Discovery complied with journalistic standards in its 2024 documentary chronicling domestic and sexual abuse allegations against Chris Brown.

A Monday (Jan. 12) court order dismisses Brown’s $500 million defamation lawsuit against Warner Bros. Discovery and Ample Entertainment, the production company behind Chris Brown: A History of Violence. The R&B star sued almost exactly a year ago, claiming this documentary was “full of lies and deception.”

The lawsuit’s primary issue was with the documentary’s spotlight on a woman who alleges the singer raped her on a yacht owned by Sean “Diddy” Combs in 2020. Brown says these claims are false and disproven by inconsistencies in the woman’s account, as well as her own violent past and the fact that she concealed key text messages after reporting the incident to Miami police.

But in Monday’s order, Judge Colin Leis says Investigation Discovery presents the perspectives of both sides in a balanced manner.

“The court has personally viewed the entire documentary. The documentary recites most of the inconsistencies plaintiff notes, including the existence of the text messages,” writes the judge. “Media defendants thus presented a ‘fair and true’ report of [the woman’s] statements and the judicial record and proceedings.”

Judge Leis also says there’s no merit to Brown claiming that the network defamed him by including an interview in which culture writer Scaachi Koul says the singer has a “predisposition for punching women in the face.” As the judge points out, Brown “has admitted to punching the singer Rihanna.”

“Plaintiff presents no evidence that Scaachi Koul’s opinions about plaintiff’s predilections are false,” says the judge.

The order strikes Brown’s lawsuit under California’s anti-SLAPP law, which curbs the use of litigation to target First Amendment-protected free speech. This statute requires plaintiffs who sue journalists to establish at least “minimal merit” in order to move forward with a lawsuit — a standard that Judge Leis says has not been met here.

Lawyers for Brown and Warner Bros. Discovery did not immediately return requests for comment on the decision. Brown has the right to appeal the dismissal if he chooses.

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Having post-concert blues after attending Oasis‘ Live ’25 Tour? Us too.

The reunion tour was announced in Aug. of 2024, two days before the 30th anniversary of the band’s debut album Definitely Maybe. The show ran from July 4, 2025, at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, to Nov. 23rd at Estádio do Morumbi in São Paulo, Brazil. To really hammer home the scale, the tour grossed $405,428,435 and was attended by over two million people, making it the second highest-grossing and third most attended tour of 2025.

Not all hope is lost, though, since a lot seems to be lined up for the English rock band in 2026. This includes rumors that Oasis, specifically Noel Gallagher, would be writing the theme for a James Bond movie if given the chance. The Gallagher brother told TalkSports in an interview that he’d love to contribute an original song to the next Bond film, whenever it comes to be. When asked how he’d respond if he were offered the gig by longtime Bond producer Barbara Broccoli, Noel quipped, “I’d say, ‘All right, Babs.’”

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The duo vinyl figures are collector’s items with tons of details, nestled into a sleek Oasis-themed box. Both figures are 3.75 inches and sit upright nicely on desks or displayed with your other Funko figures. Both figures are made from premium, durable vinyl material and depict brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher, leading men of the 90s rock band, in stylish polo-esque shirts. The tiny figures are excellent for gifting to the avid fan in your life.

If you’ve been living under a rock, Oasis is a band frequently seen on Billboard‘s charts over the years. The English rock band was formed in 1991 and had a core lineup of five members for most of their initial run, including Liam Gallagher, Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs, Paul “Guigsy” McGuigan and Tony McCarroll. The group is best known for their alternative rock hits with titles like “Wonderwall,” “Don’t Look Back In Anger” and “The Shock Of The Lightning,” which all made appearances on Billboard’s charts in the past. All seven of Oasis’ studio albums went to No. 1 on the Official U.K. Albums Chart, including “Be Here Now” — the U.K.’s fastest-selling LP.