Dom Dolla will cash-in at the ARIA Awards on Wednesday, No. 19 in Sydney, where he scores another piece of history with the inaugural global impact honor.

If there was an award for stamina, he’d win that too.

After another massive, record-busting run of live shows, awards and bucket-list releases, Dom finds himself at the table of the biggest electronic music artists, anywhere.

“My head’s definitely spinning a bit, but I’m having so much fun along the way,” Dolla (real name: Dom Matheson) tells Billboard. “I feel really lucky to be able to try new things creatively and share those moments with everyone who’s been along for the ride. I think if I didn’t genuinely love the process, none of this would be possible. I try to stay surrounded by like-minded people and other creatives who push you in the right ways .“

It’s been some ride.

As last year came to a close, he completed a four-date tour of Australia’s open-air venues, shifting 170,000 tickets en route to setting a new mark for a local electronic music artist.

And in the final stretch of this year, on Dec. 20, he’ll achieve another dream when he plays at Sydney’s Allianz Stadium, becoming the first DJ to do.

Along the circuit, he played sellouts at MSG; released his first soundtrack anthem, with “No Room For a Saint” from F1: The Movie; completed residences in Ibiza and Las Vegas; earned a Grammy Award nomination for his remix of Gorillaz’s featuring Tame Impala & Bootie Brown’s “New Gold”; lorded over some of the world’s best-known festivals, and much more.

With at least one guaranteed award at the 39^th annual ARIA Awards, Dom can boast an ARIAs three-peat. He’s the two-time reigning champion in the category for best dance/electronic release with “Rhyme Dust” (with MK) in 2023, and “Saving Up” in 2024. He also won for “San Frandisco” in 2020.

There’s a good chance Dom will fill his boots. He has seven more ARIA Award nominations, behind only Ninajirachi with eight.

Announced Monday, Nov. 17 the ARIA Global Impact Award recognizes homegrown recording artists who have “demonstrated outstanding breakthrough international success and cultural influence,” according to a statement from ARIA, and celebrates Australia’s standouts through artistry, innovation, and global connection in the 12 months leading up to the big night.

“I was honestly shocked,” he says of the latest ARIA honor, and being the first tapped to win it. “It felt a bit surreal. But I really love this award for what I think it stands for – representing Australian music, and especially Aussie dance music, on the global stage. There are so many incredible artists from past years who would’ve deserved this, and so many who’ll keep flying the flag in the future. So to be the first is really special and I can’t wait to see who picks it up in the years to come.”

The ARIA Global Impact Award presented by Spotify will be handed out during the 2025 ARIA Awards ceremony, which is presented at the Hordern Pavilion and streams live from 5 p.m. AEDT on Nov. 19 via Paramount+, with additional coverage across ARIA’s official social channels.

Descendants: The Rise of Red, a Disney+ show, and Spellbound, on Netflix, received multiple nominations in the music categories for the fourth annual Children’s & Family Emmy Awards. And Sesame Street, which has been turning out memorable songs for more than half a century, including “Sing,” “Bein’ Green” and “Rubber Duckie,” has a nominee for outstanding original song for a preschool program with “Music, Music.”

The nominations were announced on Tuesday (Nov. 18) by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS). Nominations were announced live on NATAS social platforms, plus in-person in a NATAS membership event in partnership with the Children’s Media Association New York chapter. The nomination announcement featured video messages from stars across the children’s programming landscape including Ms. Rachel and Mr. Aron (Ms. Rachel), Bob Bergen (Looney Tunes), John Tartaglia (Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock), Josh Dela Cruz (Blue’s Clues & You!), Gobo Fraggle (Fraggle Rock), and Donkey Hodie (Donkey Hodie). This presentation will be available to stream on watch.theemmys.tv and via The Emmys app on Wednesday (Nov 19).

The awards ceremony is set to take place in New York City for the first time on March 1 and 2 at Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Frederick P. Rose Hall.

Here’s a full list of the nominees in the four music categories. The complete nominations list is available on the NATAS website.

Outstanding music direction and composition for a live action program

Descendants: The Rise of Red, Disney+ [Disney Branded Television]

Henry Danger: The Movie, Nickelodeon

Love in the Forest “A Real Bug’s Life,” National Geographic [Plimsoll Productions]

Open Your Mind a Little, “Secrets at Red Rocks,” BYUtv [Libertine Pictures]

Welcome to Camp Nightmare, “Goosebumps: The Vanishing,” Disney+ [Sony Pictures Television]

Outstanding music direction and composition for an animated program

Heart, “WondLa,” Apple TV+ [Skydance Animation]

Part 4: A Night to Remember, “Dream Productions,” Disney+ [Pixar Animation Studios]

Spellbound, Netflix [Skydance Animation]

That Christmas, Netflix [Locksmith Animation]

There’s Always a Fortune in the Cookie Factory, “Gremlins: The Wild Batch,” HBO | Max [Warner Bros. Animation]

Outstanding original song for a preschool program

“Grow Your World,” Rise Up, Sing Out, Disney+ I Disney Jr.

“I’m on My Way,” Acoustic Rooster and His Barnyard Band, PBS Kids [GBH Kids | Global Mechanic]

“I Want To Go Home,” Kindergarten: The Musical!, Disney+ I Disney Jr. [Oddbot Inc]

“Music, Music,” Sesame Street, HBO Max [Sesame Workshop]

“One Colorful Ocean,” Disney Jr.’s Ariel, Disney+ I Disney Jr. [Wild Canary]

“The Show Will Go On,” RoboGobo, Disney+ I Disney Jr. [Brown Bag Films]

Outstanding original song for a children’s or young teen program

“It’s Okay,” Zombies: The Re-Animated Series, Disney+ I Disney Channel

“No Better,” Ultraman: Rising, Netflix [Tsuburaya Productions]

“Red,” Descendants: The Rise of Red, Disney+ [Disney Branded Television]

“Red Christmas,” Descendants: The Rise of Red, Disney+

“Still Haunted By You,” Girl Haunts Boy, Fifth Season [Wonder Worldwide]

“The Way It Was Before,” Spellbound, Netflix [Skydance Animation]

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The holidays are here and if you’re still looking for unique gift ideas this year, consider starting your search at Walmart. The popular big box store may be a go-to for groceries and everyday essentials, but the Walmart website has an entire selection of exclusive toys and collectibles online. These are brands and items you can only find at Walmart, meaning you’re getting something you can’t just pick up anywhere.

Many of these pieces are limited-edition releases too, like the new Wicked: For Good dolls, or the popular My Life As Harry Potter dolls. Walmart’s exclusive toy section also includes new releases from brands like LEGO, Disney and Mattel, along with franchises like Star Wars, Jurassic Park, A Minecraft Movie and even WWE and F1. Here’s a look at some of the best Walmart-exclusive toys you can buy now.

Even better: sign up for a free trial to Walmart+ to get free shipping, early access to holiday deals, free streaming perks and more.

Measuring just under 12 inches in height, the posable doll features Dorothy with pigtails and her iconic blue and white gingham dress, along with her basket and her trusty sidekick, Toto. Hurry, this one is selling out fast so you’ll want to add to cart while it’s still in stock.

The set includes six-inch versions of Dorothy, the Tin Man, the Cowardly Lion, and the Scarecrow, along with a tiny Toto, all packaged in a collectible box. This one makes a great holiday gift idea too.

The action figures measure approximately four inches and come with their own accessories: Steve has his Diamond Armor, a removable helmet, and a diamond sword, while Dennis has his red collar. This is an officially-licensed movie release and makes a great collectible gift too.

A suitcase-like storage box opens up to reveal a train station-inspired playset, complete with “movie-accurate” interior design and decor, plus accessories like luggage, Hogwarts letter, a light-up lantern, and a pull-out sofa bed for your dolls.

Each doll measures 18 inches in height and comes in a display box along with accessories like a robe, scarf, suitcase, wand, plush mascot, Hogwarts acceptance letter and more.

Measuring approximately 46 inches in length, the car features a McLaren F1-inspired design with a durable steel frame, and an injection-molded plastic body. The built-in 12V battery gets speeds up to 2.8 mph, with two speed modes. The seat, meantime, can accommodate riders up to 125 pounds.

This figurine features an eight-inch Scorpios Rex that’s been hurt in battle. The “damage” area around his midsection glows red when you press it, with intensifying light patterns (like a rapidly beating heart) the more you hold. This Jurassic Park figurine also features changing sound effects, and you can pair it with an app for even more play options.

The LEGO Brick-Built Mosasaurus Boat Mission building kit lets you build a dinosaur figure that measures more than 16 inches in length, along with a boat and two mini research stations.

Crack open a box to reveal one of 12, three-inch figurines of popular WWE stars like Cody Rhodes, John Cena and Randy Orton. Each figure comes with his signature accessory, such as a ladder, chair, or briefcase, and you also get a collectible trading card. Shopping for the holidays? This makes a great stocking stuffer too.

In the meantime, fans can pick up this Woody and Jessie two-pack, which features the cowboy and cowgirl in all their costumed glory. This is an officially-licensed Toy Story release available exclusively at Walmart — in other words, you can’t buy this set anywhere else. The Woody figurine measures 9.2 inches tall, while Jessie measures 8.8 inches tall. Both are fully posable with removable cowboy hats.

MrBeast also continues to find success in the toy arena, and this Walmart-exclusive gets you a six-pack of his “Micro Beasts,” with three exclusive Lava + Ice Micro Beasts in a test tube. There are more than 100 Micro Beasts to collect in total, including rare and special-editions and even a limited-edition “Hyper Fusion Panther.”

This unique release lets you choose the dark side or light side depending on which way you twist the handle. The lightsaber goes from blue (Anakin Skywalker) to red (Darth Vader), with corresponding sound effects to match. The set also includes two interchangeable caps, plus two AAA batteries included.

The stark black ship has fold-out wings that extend to more than 17 inches wide when in flight mode, or you can keep it on the buildable display stand.

This portable scooter fits kids and adults alike, with foldable seat, footrest and comfortable handles. The 350-Watt motor gets a top speed of up to 15.5 MPH and the 36 Volt, 5.2 Ah battery provides a range of up to 9.5 miles per charge.

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The 59th annual CMA Awards is almost here. Hosted by Lainey Wilson, the ceremony is set for Wednesday (Nov. 19) and will broadcast live on ABC. With a jam-packed lineup of performances, including Keith Urban, Shaboozey, Miranda Lambert and Chris Stapleton, this is one night country fans don’t want to miss.

Don’t have cable? We’ve put together a guide on how you can stream the 2025 CMA Awards online for free. Keep scrolling to see who’s performing, who’s nominated, and the best streaming services to use to watch the event live, including DirecTV.

How to Watch the CMA Awards Online for Free

Because the CMA Awards is airing on ABC, there are multiple ways to watch and stream the show live and on-demand – and for free in most cases. If you don’t have access to cable, streaming is the best choice. Fans can stream the award show on DirecTV, Sling TV, Fubo and Hulu + Live TV.

DirecTV

Join DirecTV with a five-day free trial to enjoy your favorite sports and other entertainment. The streaming service’s signature packages feature more than 90 channels: ABC, TNT, ESPN, NBA TV, ESPN2, FS1, SEC, MLB Network, TLC, CBS, USA, Bravo, E!, BET, MTV and more.

A subscription to DirecTV — which comes with ABC — gets you access to live TV, local and cable channels, starting at $49.99 for the first month of service ($89.99 per month afterwards). The service even offers a five-day free trial to watch for free, if you sign up now.

Fubo

FuboTV offers a seven-day free trial when you sign up for one of its plans. You’ll gain access to more than 200 live TV channels — including ABC — so you can watch the 2025 CMA Awards for free. After your free trial is over you’ll be charged the subscription price based on the plan you choose or you can cancel at anytime.

Sling TV

Sling TV is offering new half off off their first month with any of its three packages. You can choose from: the Orange, Blue or Orange + Blue. Rather than choose between the two, you can combine the two with the Orange + Blue package, which will give you access to more than 50 channels, DVR storage and the ability to stream on up to three devices.

Hulu + Live TV

For the most content offerings, you can sign up for Hulu + Live TV and get access to the Hulu library in addition to more then 95 live TV channels (including ABC). The streaming platform starts at $64.99 per month for the first three months of service ($82.99 per month afterwards).

And, for even more programming, Hulu + Live TV now comes bundled with Disney+ and ESPN Unlimited, which gives you everything within the Hulu library, in addition to exclusive content on ESPN for even more sports coverage.

Who’s Nominated?

This year marks the first time that three female solo artists have shared the lead for nominations at the CMA awards. Ella Langley, Megan Moroney and Lainey Wilson are the top nominees with six nods each. They are followed by Zach Top with five nods; Riley Green and Cody Johnson with four nods each; and Kristian Bush, Carson Chamberlain, Luke Combs, Charlie Handsome, Chris Stapleton and Morgan Wallen with three nods each. For the full list of nominees, click here.

Who’s Performing?

Here are the performers that have been announced (so far) for the 2025 CMA Awards.