EJAE caught up with Chelley Bissainthe & Billboard’s Tetris Kelly on the red carpet at the American Music Awards 2026.
Sombr caught up with Chelley Bissainthe & Billboard’s Tetris Kelly on the red carpet at the American Music Awards 2026.
Russell Dickerson caught up with Chelley Bissainthe & Billboard’s Tetris Kelly on the red carpet at the American Music Awards 2026.
REI AMI caught up with Chelley Bissainthe & Billboard’s Tetris Kelly on the red carpet at the American Music Awards 2026.
Demi Lovato and Jordan “Jutes” Lutes are celebrating one year of marriage.
On Monday (May 25), the 33-year-old pop star marked the first anniversary of her marriage to the 35-year-old Canadian musician with a heartfelt tribute on social media.
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“1 year married to the one i love the most, my best friend and my favorite human @jutesmusic 365 days ago i stood across from u reciting my vows, thinking it wasn’t possible to love u anymore than i already do, but here we r a year later, and somehow i love u even more than that. this has been the best year of my life,” Lovato captioned a series of romantic throwback photos on Instagram.
“It’s the snuggles in the mornings, random slow dances, leaving parties early to go get taco bell together, nights staying up way too late laughing our asses off til we cry, doing goofy shit trying to out-weird each other that made this year so special for me. these r memories i cherish and cannot wait to make more of. i love u so much.. happy anniversary baby!!”
Lutes shared his own affectionate response in the comments section, writing, “I will never ever know how I ended up with someone as special as u. My favorite human and my whole universe. I love u so much baby.”
Lovato and Lutes tied the knot in California in May 2025. An Ottawa native and independent musician, Lutes co-wrote several songs on Lovato’s 2022 album Holy Fvck, including “Substance,” “Happy Ending” and “City of Angels.” The set debuted at No. 7 on the Billboard 200 chart following its release.
The couple first made their relationship Instagram official in August 2022, and got engaged the following hear.
Lutes also commemorated the milestone with a post of his own on Instagram.
“Happy one year anniversary to my wifey!” he captioned a series of snapshots. “It’s crazy to think a year has gone by already, and somehow I love you even more than I did a year ago. You’re SO clearly my soulmate and the best friend I’ve ever had. Can’t wait to see you and devour your face. I love you beyond words baby.”
Both artists are currently on tour. The Grammy-nominated singer is in the midst of her It’s Not That Deep tour, supporting her latest album of the same name, while Lutes is wrapping up his Far From Dilworth European trek.
XG caught up with Chelley Bissainthe & Billboard’s Tetris Kelly on the red carpet at the American Music Awards 2026.
A rare piece of Kurt Cobain memorabilia is heading to auction.
The late Nirvana frontman’s Foxes T-shirt — famously worn during a 1993 band photo shoot with photographer and director Anton Corbijn — is currently up for bid through Julien’s Auctions. The shirt is estimated to sell for between $4,000 and $6,000, though bidding had already reached $8,000 at press time. The listing ends on Friday, May 29.
The shirt, which features the logo for the 1980 coming-of-age drama Foxes starring a young Jodie Foster, is being sold by longtime Hole drummer Patty Schemel. Cobain gifted the shirt to Schemel in the early 1990s.
“Cobain and Schemel were close friends, and Schemel was a huge fan of films which she would often encourage Cobain to watch, such as the 1980 film Foxes starring Jodi Foster who Schemel was a huge fan of,” reads a description of the shirt on Julien’s website. “The friends were also big fans of fun and obscure thrifted T-shirts, and frequently shopped together at thrift stores away from the city, sharing their finds with each other.”
According to the auction listing, a stylist brought several shirts to the 1993 shoot, and Cobain selected the Foxes tee because he and Schemel enjoyed watching the film together. After the shoot, Cobain asked to keep the shirt before eventually gifting it to Schemel, who also played in Hole alongside his wife, Courtney Love.
The light blue short-sleeve shirt features the Foxes logo on the front and the slogan “Daring To Do It” across the back. Cobain wore the shirt alongside his signature white oval-frame sunglasses in the now-iconic black-and-white 1993 photo featuring bandmates Krist Novoselic and Dave Grohl. The image is currently used as Spotify’s banner photo for Nirvana’s page.
The auction also includes a signed letter of authenticity from Schemel detailing how she came to own the shirt. The letter begins, “Seattle, WA, Summer, 1993…” before recounting the story behind the item.
“I went to Kurt and Courtney’s house to pick up Courtney for Hole rehearsals,” Schemel writes in the letter. “I went upstairs and sat on the bed while Courtney got ready to leave. Kurt came in and grabbed a shirt from a pile of clothes. He said, ‘You should have this.’ It was a blue promo T-shirt from the 1980 movie Foxes. We shared an interest in 1970’s and 1980’s teen angst cult movies. Kurt had the soundtrack. I loved Jodie Foster who starred in it.”
Check out the listing on Schemel’s Instagram page here.
Sueños Music Festival returned to Chicago’s Grant Park on May 23-24 for its fifth edition, once again turning Memorial Day weekend into a two-day flex of Latin music’s current power center.
The festival’s main stage leaned heavily into the forces that have shaped the last decade of Latin music — reggaetón hitmakers, Mexican music heavyweights, crossover stars and legacy acts still capable of sending a park full of fans into total surrender. Elsewhere, the festival’s other stages kept the pulse moving with club-ready, DJ-driven and perreo-leaning sets from artists including Deorro, RØZ and 3BallMTY, giving Sueños a wider sonic frame beyond its marquee names.
But this list is about the main stage, where the festival’s biggest swings landed. Over the course of two days, Chicago got a reminder that J Balvin still knows how to command a crowd with pure catalog, Kali Uchis can make a festival field feel soft-focus and gorgeously cinematic, and Fuerza Regida has grown large enough to send fans into a literal frenzy. There were veteran acts with cross-generational pull, newer stars proving exactly why they were booked, and at least one symphonic reggaetón set that had no business going as hard as it did.
Not every performance hit with the same force, but the 10 below rose above the rest — whether through stagecraft, crowd control, sheer charisma or the kind of moment that sticks to a festival long after the lights go down.
See below for the 10 best main stage performances at Sueños 2026, ranked.
Diplo is adding a new milestone to his list of career highlights: DJing his son’s kindergarten graduation.
The 47-year-old DJ and producer shared a sweet video on social media Saturday (May 23) showing himself performing for his 6-year-old son Pace and his classmates after their graduation ceremony.
“Most exclusive party of the year,” Diplo captioned the Instagram clip.
In the video, the “Where Are U Now” hitmaker — born Thomas Wesley Pentz — is seen spinning his new track “Two Steppin’” with Adrien Nunez as a group of kids dance and jump around on the lawn outside a large building.
Diplo claps along to the beat and throws his hands in the air while hyping up the young crowd. “You ready to get crazy?” he asks the children before the song kicks into high gear and the kids erupt with excitement.
“Adding my son’s kindergarten graduation to the list of most important sets of my career,” the Major Lazer co-creator wrote across the video.
The adorable moment drew reactions from celebrities in the comments section, including Cardi B, who wrote, “I love,” alongside a red heart emoji. Paris Hilton also chimed in with a raising hand emoji.
Diplo shares Pace with model and former Miss Universe contestant Jevon King. He is also father to sons Lockett, 15, and Lazer, 11, whom he shares with ex-girlfriend Kathryn Lockhart.
Over the course of his lengthy career, Diplo has performed at some of the world’s biggest music festivals and nightclubs, and even delivered a unique set in Antarctica in 2023. More recently, he produced five tracks on BTS’ Billboard 200-topping album, ARIRANG.
Check out Diplo’s kindergarten graduation DJ set below.
Jack Osbourne is clapping back at criticism over the return of his father, Ozzy Osbourne, as an AI-powered avatar.
Jack and his mother, Sharon Osbourne, made the announcement during a discussion about the future of Ozzy’s brand at the Licensing Expo in Las Vegas on Wednesday (May 20).
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The Osbourne family has partnered with digital human tech company Hyperreal to create an Ozzy avatar with the ability to “have conversations with fans and move, speak, and respond as Ozzy would,” according to Hyperreal. “It’s kind of scary how it’s really very accurate,” Jack said at the event. “He will exist digitally as himself for as long as we have computers.”
The Ozzy avatar will begin appearing in life-sized, interactive touchscreens in the U.S. and U.K. beginning in late summer 2026, Hyperreal told Billboard.
News of Ozzy’s return as an AI-powered avatar sparked backlash online, with some fans criticizing the concept as disrespectful or overly commercial. The iconic Black Sabbath frontman passed away on July 22 at age 76.
“Poor dude’s soul was literally floating away but was quickly lassoed by Sharon and then yanked back down to earth, where he’ll be on digital life support and forced to continue dancing for every sad soul who wants to ask him a question…except it’s not even him,” one user wrote on X.
Another wrote, “Wow! A year hasn’t even passed since Ozzy’s passing and they are already trying to commercialize and profit from his memory.”
“Can’t just let his legacy speak for itself, this would be f—kin disgraceful,” a third skeptic commented.
But Jack pushed back against the criticism during a YouTube livestream. “Here’s the thing, it’s gonna be so tasteful what we’re doing. It’s not gonna be f—king lame,” he said. “It’s really complex what we’re doing. This isn’t just like hooking up an image of my dad to ChatGPT. This is some high-level technology that we’re gonna be working with, and it’s gonna feel very real, and it’s kind of wild how it will be utilized.”
Jack also said the idea had been discussed with his father before his death. “It’s really cool, and it’s something that I think my dad would be into,” he said. “We actually talked about it before he passed, about doing something like this. So, yeah. I know he would be into this.”
Watch Jack Osbourne’s full livestream below.
