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Hot off its viral Crumbl cookie collection last year, Dove is back with another holiday collaboration, that unites its bestselling body care products with Christmas-themed scents. Even better: the beauty company has brought along the Radio City Rockettes for the ride.

Dove has been named an official partner of the Rockettes, bringing its Holiday Treats Limited-Edition Collection to life with the help of the iconic New York City dancers. The partnership — in conjunction with Madison Square Garden Entertainment Corp. — helps to ring in the holiday season, of course, but also celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Rockettes, who are back for another season of their “Christmas Spectacular.”

Dove’s festive fragrances, meantime, include “Sugar Cookie Sprinkle,” “Frosted Plum Berry,” “Spiced Chai Latte,” “Peppermint Bark” and “Gingerbread Delight,” each available as a body wash, beauty bar, body scrub, deodorant, hand wash and body mist.

While the new scents are sure to stimulate the senses, Dove says the products are super nourishing for the body too, with gentle formulas that are sulfate-free and paraben-free. With the dry winter months upon us, having a good moisturizing body wash is essential, while the Christmas-inspired body mists double as festive room sprays for holiday dinners and parties as well (they make great stocking stuffers or white elephant gifts too).

The products are available online at Walmart.com and Target.com. You’ll want to hurry though: this limited-edition collection is only available until quantities last and both Walmart and Target are reporting swift sales. Once the products are sold out, they are not expected to be restocked.

Here are some of Dove’s new holiday scents and products, along with a few other seasonal favorites you can shop online now.

Dove Peppermint Bark Liquid Hand Wash

REFRESHING & SWEET

Dove Peppermint Bark Liquid Hand Wash

Notes of chocolate and peppermint


Dove Spiced Chai Latte Liquid Hand Wash

WARM & SOOTHING

Dove Spiced Chai Latte Liquid Hand Wash

Notes of cardamom, clove and chai tea


Dove Sugar Cookie Liquid Hand Wash

NOSTALGIC PICK

Dove Sugar Cookie Liquid Hand Wash

Smells like a freshly-baked cookie


Dove Cinnamon Pumpkin Pie Body Wash

SELLING FAST

Dove Cinnamon Pumpkin Pie Body Wash

Smelling like home-baked goods, this limited-edition scent arrives just in time for Thanksgiving and the holidays


Dove Gingerbread Delight Antiperspirant and Deodorant

SUBTLY SWEET

Dove Gingerbread Delight Antiperspirant and Deodorant

Notes of cinnamon, ginger and baking spices


Dove Frosted Plum Berry Antiperspirant and Deodorant

FRESH & FRUITY

Dove Frosted Plum Berry Antiperspirant and Deodorant

Smells like plum cake or fruit cake with fresh berries


Dove Hot Cocoa Swirl Body Scrub

SHOWER MUST-HAVE

Dove Hot Cocoa Swirl Body Scrub

Great for buffing and exfoliating to gently remove dead skin cells 


Dove Sugar Cookie Sprinkle Body Mist

DOUBLES AS HAIR MIST

Dove Sugar Cookie Sprinkle Body Mist

Works great as a hair mist or room spray too for the smell of freshly-baked sugar cookies in the air


Dove Holiday Scents 2025: Shop Festive Christmas Fragrance Products

STOCKING STUFFER

Dove Mini Body Wash (Two-Pack)

177 ml. bottles of the limited-edition Sugar Cookie Sprinkle and Frosted Plum Berry body wash


Dove has partnered with musicians like Lizzo and Kelly Rowland for campaigns in the past, but the brand says the Rockettes were the ideal group for this Christmastime release.

“As an official partner of the 2025 Christmas Spectacular and Radio City Rockettes – celebrating their 100th anniversary – Dove is thrilled to bring our Holiday Treats Limited-Edition Collection to Radio City Music Hall to celebrate the holidays in a truly iconic way,” says Kathryn Holl Fernandez, Head of Dove Skin Cleansing and Engagement, in a release. “The collection, including a highly requested new Body Mist format, brings holiday cheer to the shower and beyond, delivering irresistible, indulgent scents and the superior care Dove is known for.”

“We are pleased to welcome Dove to Radio City Music Hall as an official partner of the Radio City Rockettes and the Christmas Spectacular during this milestone year for the dance company,” adds Jessica Tuttle, Executive Vice President, Productions at MSG Entertainment. “Dove, like the Rockettes, is committed to uplifting and empowering women, and this is the perfect partnership to amplify the strength, joy, and confidence of the Rockettes line.”

Rauw Alejandro took a day off between stops on his Cosa Nuestra tour to attend the 2025 Billboard Live Music Summit in Los Angeles to explain how a new partnership with Live Nation helped him create a theatrical spectacle that could “travel through the whole world.”

Alejandro — who came straight from a Sunday (Nov. 2) show in Monterrey, Mexico and has to fly right back for a Tuesday (Nov. 4) performance in Mexico City — took the stage for a spotlight conversation with Billboard’s Leila Cobo and Live Nation senior vp of global touring Hans Schafer at the 1 Hotel West Hollywood on Monday (Nov. 3).

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The Cosa Nuestra tour is a high-concept, 1970s New York-inspired spectacle supporting Alejandro’s 2024 album of the same name, which hit No. 6 on the Billboard 200. The tour grossed $91.7 million across spring and summer legs in North America and Europe before heading to South America and Mexico. Alejandro will conclude at the end of this month with a five-date residency at San Juan’s Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot.

During the discussion, the cover star of Billboard’s touring issue explained that after attending live theater in New York, he was inspired to create what he called “the biggest Broadway show on earth” — though it’s not so easy to bring Broadway to an arena. Enter Live Nation.

“I consider myself the best, so I want to work with the best team,” said Alejandro of joining up with the concert giant for the tour.

As Alejandro explained, Live Nation helped him bring his vision to life using maximum precision. “We could sell stadiums,” said Alejandro, but ultimately, he and his team decided to schedule his tour in arenas to “focus on the art.” The tour also eschewed outdoor venues, preferring the dark environment of an indoor arena to better evoke the feel of a Broadway theater.

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A huge priority, said Alejandro, was to create consistency across markets. As he put it, he didn’t want South American fans to watch one version of Cosa Nuestra on TikTok during the U.S. leg and then be disappointed when a different show came to their cities.

“I had to find a show that I can take everywhere, because I think my fans deserve the best of me,” said Alejandro. “For me, it was really important to put our minds together and find this perfect show that I can travel through the whole world, and I think we did it.”

Schafer, who runs Latin touring for Live Nation, said he was galvanized by Alejandro’s desire to prioritize performance quality over all else.

“The greatest is when you partner with an artist team and they are not looking to make it the biggest, they are looking to make it matter,” said Schafer.

Monday’s panel also covered the way Alejandro was inspired by salsa music for Cosa Nuestra and how he stays in shape for the demanding, dance-heavy show. He said he eats clean — “salmon, white rice, vegetables” — works out and doesn’t drink or smoke on show days.

Alejandro also hinted at what’s next for his touring career. The reggaeton star said he does intend to play stadiums — and that in the future, he aims to take his shows to even more markets than he did this time around. “We want to conquer Asia,” he said.

When it comes to convincing major artists to use sustainable merch on tour, it doesn’t take much work, says Bravado president Matt Young. As he puts it, a little competitive spirit goes a long way.

“For us, it’s just about using the platform to tell the story,” Young said at the Billboard Live Music Summit on Monday (Nov. 3) in West Hollywood, California, noting that stars including Billie Eilish, Paul McCartney, Shawn Mendes and Lorde used sustainable merch options on their most recent tours. “And it gets our competition to follow suit. The artists are saying, ‘Hey, how come we can’t do that?’”

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Young was speaking during the panel “Building Touring’s Sustainable Future With Maggie Baird.” Moderated by Billboard senior music correspondent Katie Bain, the panel also featured Adam Gardner, frontman of the band Guster and co-founder of the environmental music nonprofit REVERB; and Maggie Baird, founder of nonprofit Support+Feed and mother of Eilish — arguably the most outspoken major artist on the subject of sustainability.

Below are four major highlights from the panel.

The price point for sustainable merch is trending down as more artists adopt it.

While noting that sustainable merch tends to be “a few dollars more” than non-sustainable, Young said that once artists and their teams realize it’s an option, they tend to be open to it.

“The ultimate sell is, ‘This is the right thing to do,’” said Young. “A few months ago, we did a summit in Nashville, where we were sitting down with partners in town and just talking about the options. And half the time, they go, ‘I didn’t realize that.’ And the other part about this is, because we’ve done so much over the last three or four years, we’re starting to see the price gap close a bit.”

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Added Gardner, “Once enough artists are asking for the same things, they make permanent change.”

Offering plant-based meals at concerts is actually cheaper.

You know which sustainable option is actually less expensive than the status quo, according to Baird? Plant-based food. That’s helpful when it comes to her organization, Support + Feed, selling organizations on offering more non-meat options.

“One of the whys [to offer plant-based options] is you can save money,” said Baird. “That’s really an important part of the storytelling, is getting arenas to understand it’s actually cheaper to serve whole, plant-based foods. And then we offer tools — tools about menu guidance, creating dishes, how to sell more of them. You don’t just put the vegan option at the bottom [of the menu]…you want it to be No. 2.”

Some sustainable options take a little more convincing than others.

In attempting to sell artists and their teams on battery-powered vs. traditional diesel-powered generators, Gardner says it took proof of concept to get more artists on board. That proof of concept came courtesy of Eilsh, who partially powered her headlining seat at Lollapalooza 2023 using zero-emissions battery systems, charged using solar power, without a hiccup.

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“The first step was just convincing folks that it was feasible and that it was okay,” said Gardner. “Because obviously, when you’re talking about powering the stage, nobody wants the power to go out during a concert. So it is scary, and yet it’s also necessary.”

Once Eilish’s 2023 Lollapalooza set proved it could work, the festival “has continued to use battery[-powered generators] since that year.” In 2025, Lollapalooza announced its main stage would be entirely powered by a hybrid battery system — a joint effort by REVERB, C3 Presents and Live Nation’s Green Nation sustainability initiative.

This is just the beginning.

While some strides have been made on the sustainability front in the touring business, there’s still a lot more work to be done. As Young optimistically put it, “The beauty of this is, every day, there’s a new, innovative, entrepreneurial company trying something new in this space.”

He added, “We’re just getting started.”

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Americana singer/songwriter Todd Snider has been forced to cancel his High, Lonesome and Then Some 2025 tour dates, after he was the victim of an assault prior to a show in Salt Lake City, Utah.

According to a post from Aimless Inc. on Snider’s Instagram, prior to his concert at The Commonwealth Room in Salt Lake City, Utah, which had been slated for Saturday night, Snider “sustained severe injuries as the victim of a violent assault outside of his hotel.”

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The statement added, “Todd will be unable to perform for an undetermined amount of time. We deeply apologize for the cancellation and any inconvenience it causes. We appreciate your understanding as Todd receives needed medical treatment.” The statement added that his team hopes to have additional information on new tour dates soon.

A rep for Snider confirmed the incident to Billboard, but offered no additional details.

Snider’s High, Lonesome and Then Some Tour launched Thursday in Englewood, Colorado, and was in support of Snider’s recent album High, Lonesome and Then Some, which released last month on Aimless Records/Thirty Tigers.

Snider is known for solo albums that blend keen cultural observations and deeply detailed lyricism, particularly on albums including 2004’s East Nashville Skyline, long considered an essential alt-country LP. His projects, including the 2008 EP Peace Queer and 2012’s Agnostic Hymns and Stoner Fables, also offer political and cultural commentary.

Snider has had his songs recorded by artists including Cross Canadian Ragweed and Loretta Lynn, and teamed with fellow artists including Widespread Panic’s Dave Schools and Duane Tracks to form Hard Working Americans.

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It’s week nine of Monday Night Football and we’re headed to Dallas.

This Monday, Nov. 3, the Dallas Cowboys and Arizona Cardinals will go head-to-head in Texas. The Cowboys are fresh off a loss against the Denver Broncos and are looking to bounce back at home. The Cardinals are in a similar position, not having won a game since September. “America’s Team” will host Arizona at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas airing live on ESPN. That game will begin promptly at 8:15pm.

If you’re in the area and watch to catch the game live, there are last-minute tickets available online via StubHub and Seat Geek with prices as low as $25.

If you don’t live in the area, or just don’t have enough money to shell out on tickets, we’re showing you how you can stream tonight’s game live and on-demand (with and without cable).

How to Watch Monday Night Football on ABC, ESPN & More

The Cowboys vs Cardinals will begin at 8:15pm ET broadcasted live via ESPN. If you don’t have cable, you can stream MNF games on DirecTV, Fubo, Sling TV and Hulu + Live TV.

DirecTV

DirecTV offers a five-day free trial at sign up and over 90 cable and local channels including ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN Deportes, ABC and ACCN. Plans start at $89.99/month. With a free trial, you can save up to $40 off your first month depending on the plan you choose.

Fubo

Fubo is another great affordable option you can take advantage of to watch ESPN online. The streamer offers a seven-day free trial that’ll give you access to ESPN free and more than 240 live TV channels. The service offers a promo that’ll get you up to $30 off the first month, which can get you access to ESPN and more for as low as $54.99 (reg. $84.99 per month).

Sling

With Sling TV, there are a wide variety of streaming options to choose from, starting with the Day Pass for only $4.99. Sling TV includes ESPN with its Sling Orange and Sling Orange + Blue packages — which features dozens of channels that can be streamed on up to three devices at the same time. Sling Orange + Blue features FS1 and the NFL Network too.

Please note: Sling TV’s pricing and channel availability depends on your local TV market.

Hulu + Live TV

For the most content options, Hulu + Live TV gives you access to the entire Hulu library in addition to more than 95 live TV channels — including ESPN for just $82.99 per month.

And, unlike the rest of the options, you can also expand your content library by bundling Hulu + Live TV with Disney+ and ESPN Unlimited. You’ll not only have all of the Hulu library to watch, but also exclusive and original programming available exclusively on ESPN Unlimited.

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After a thrilling World Series, the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Toronto Blue Jays in a 5-4 win to obtain the coveted Commissioner’s Trophy once again. This marks the first time the Dodgers have won back-to-back World Series titles, which hasn’t been done in the MLB since the New York Yankees in the late ’90s. As the city of Los Angeles celebrates “the Blue Crew,” show off your love and pride for Dodgers with our favorite 2025 World Series Champions gear below.

From jerseys to ball caps, we rounded up the best merchandise and apparel from online retailers, including Nike and Fanatics. If you want to be like Shohei Ohtani, shop replica jerseys on Nike that feature breathable polyester and a commemorative World Series detailing to celebrate another memorable championship run. On Fanatics, locker room tees and adjustable hats are available to help you feel like you were in the arena popping bottles of champaign and lifting up the Commissioner’s Trophy.

Even Funko Pop is getting in on the celebration with an adorable L.A. Dodgers 2025 MLB World Series Champions pack. Bring home Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman, Teoscar Hernández and Blake Snell as miniature Pop! figures. Wearing their Alternate Road uniform, this collection is a home run for an Dodgers fan. The limited edition release goes live on Nov. 6, but fans are able to pre-order online now.

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L.A. Dodgers 2025 MLB World Series Champions Collection


There also tons of other apparel, accessories and memorabilia available to shop online. Act fast, because many items will sell out fast. Keep scrolling to shop our favorite 2025 World Series merchandise worthy of a champion.

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For the back-to-back Billboard Hot 100 charts this year dated Oct. 25 and Nov. 1, no rap songs appeared in the top 40 — marking the first times since the Feb. 3, 1990 chart that the genre was totally absent from that region. That two-week drought comes to an end this week, thanks to Megan Thee Stallion

Megan’s new love song “Lover Girl” debuts at No. 38 on the Nov. 8 Hot 100, marking the first rap song (defined by Billboard as a song deemed eligible for ranking on our Hot Rap Songs listing) to reach the chart’s top 40 since Kendrick and SZA’s “Luther” spent its 44th (and to date, final) week on the listing dated Oct. 18. Following that chart, the song fell into recurrent status in the chart, as a result of recently introduced rules updating and speeding up the Hot 100’s recurrent policy. 

“Lover Girl” bows with 8.5 million official U.S. streams, 1.5 million in radio airplay audience and 5,000 sold in the week ending Oct. 30, according to Luminate. 

Billboard’s reporting last week about the top 40 being rap song-less for the first time in over 35 years set off major waves of discussion within the hip-hop and pop communities about rap’s current place in the popular music ecosystem. Such public figures as rapper-podcaster Joe Budden and producer The Alchemist weighed in with their feelings about the circumstances and meaning behind the temporary absence. 

“Lover Girl” marks Megan Thee Stallion’s 21st song to reach the Hot 100’s top 40. Most recently, she visited the region on the chart dated Sept. 21, 2024 with two tracks: her RM team-up “Neva Play,” which debuted at No. 36, and “Wanna Be,” with GloRilla, at No. 40 after reaching No. 11. Three of Megan’s songs have topped the chart: the Beyoncé-featuring “Savage” and the Cardi B-led “WAP” in 2020, and her unaccompanied “Hiss” in 2024. 

While “Lover Girl” ends the top 40’s rap songs relative dry spell for the week, it might not yet be the start of another years-long streak for rap in the region. As is typical of much-anticipated songs following their second week of release, “Lover Girl” is likely to fall on the next Hot 100 — and there are no rap songs currently behind it on the chart that are zooming in to take its place. 

Indeed, the next two highest-charting rap songs on the Hot 100 both fall from their previous week’s position: YoungBoy Never Broke Again’s “Shot Callin” (43-48) and BigXthaPlug’s Ella Langley-featuring “Hell at Night” (50-52). However, below that, Gunna’s Burna Boy-featuring “wgft” does have some forward momentum, rising 59-55, as does Cardi B’s “Safe,” featuring Kehlani, up 57-56 and gaining in airplay after debuting at its No. 26 peak last month.

Brandon Holman and Zack Borer, two experts at the intersection of music and wellness, discuss maintaining mental health and wellness and tour, before Holman leads attendees in a meditation session.

Diplo got the short end of the stick in his “love triangle” with Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau — something he joked about in a hilarious recent Instagram post.

On Monday (Nov. 3), the DJ shared a selfie he once snapped at a crowded event with the former Canadian prime minister on Instagram. In the picture, Diplo makes a silly face while Trudeau stares straight into the camera.

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“the one that got away,” the musician wrote in his caption, playfully referencing Perry’s 2011 hit of the same name.

The humorous post comes a few weeks after Diplo addressed his past fling with the pop star — who is now linked to Trudeau — on Nayeema Raza’s Smart Girls Dumb Questions podcast. At the time, the host had started to say that she knew “so many people” who’d dated the politician, but before she could finish, Diplo had interjected, “… who’ve dated Katy Perry? Like me?”

Indeed, the producer and Perry were briefly romantically involved circa 2014. Three years later, the singer would rank Diplo last on her list of best and worst ex-partners in the bedroom, after which he would write on X that he’d “won the bronze in sex Olympics.”

“Now, Katy Perry’s dating Justin Trudeau,” Diplo continued on Raza’s show. “Pretty fire.”

He went on to joke that he’d “dated Trudeau, too,” but ultimately determined, “That was a weird one, though. I’m just not into politicians. He is kinda hot.”

Diplo’s remarks come shortly after Perry and Trudeau made their debut with their first public outing as a couple, stepping out together in Paris. Before that, the Ottawa native had attended one of the musician’s concerts in Montreal before packing on the PDA with Perry on a boat.

See Diplo’s selfie with Trudeau below, and check out his appearance on Smart Girls Dumb Questions above.


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