Taylor Swift hits the ARIA Charts for six, as the U.S. pop star extends her reign with The Life Of A Showgirl and its lead single, “The Fate Of Ophelia.”

As Swift’s latest album completes its sixth week atop the national albums tally, published Friday, Nov. 14, Paul Kelly bags the top new release with Seventy, his 28^th studio album. Seventy opens at No. 2 on the ARIA Chart.

The 70-year-old Kelly is one of Australia’s most-cherished singer-songwriters, boasting a collection of 16 ARIA Awards, induction into the ARIA Hall of Fame (in 1997), and four No. 1 albums with Life Is Fine (No. 1 for one week in 2017), Nature (one week in 2018), Songs From The South: 1985-2019 (one week in 2019), and Paul Kelly’s Christmas Train (one week in 2022).

Homegrown pop-punk band Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers makes a glorious top ten debut, with GLORY, their second studio album. Hailing from Canberra, the four-piece snagged the Michael Gudinski Breakthrough Artist award at the 2024 ARIA Awards, after opening the ceremony with a performance, and cracked the ARIA top 10 with 2023’s I Love You (peaking at No. 6).

Spanish superstar Rosalia makes her first top 50 in Australia with Lux, new at No. 15. Lux is already a hit, everywhere. Following its release, the collection accumulated 42.1 million streams in its first 24 hours, the biggest global tally by a female, Spanish-speaking artist.

Meanwhile, veteran Australian country artist James Blundell nabs a top 40 entry with Patience Wins, his 12th studio album. It’s new at No. 25.

Western Australia singer-songwriter Stella Donnelly grabs her third top 40 appearance with Love and Fortune, new at No. 31. Donnelly previously made a mark with 2019’s Beware Of The Dogs (No. 15) and 2022’s Flood (No. 29).

Close behind is beloved punk rock act Cosmic Psychos with I Really Like Beer, pouring in a No. 32, while fellow Melburnians Icecream Hands crack the top 40 with Giant Fox Pineapple Tree, new at No. 38, for their first top 50 appearance.

Over on the ARIA Singles Chart, Taylor Swift ties a personal best as “The Fate Of Ophelia” enters its sixth week at No. 1. That effort draws level with 2022’s “Anti-Hero” as TayTay’s longest-running leader.

U.K. act Haven has the top debut with the viral number “I Run,” new at No. 8. It’s the only new release in the top 50. And finally, Tame Impala has, once again, the only appearance by an Australian artist on the chart, as “Dracula” improves 37-34, a new high.

Christmas just came early for Jonas Brothers fans, as the trio released their new holiday album on Friday (Nov. 14).

Accompanying the band’s new film of the same name, the A Very Jonas Christmas Movie soundtrack features a total of 10 tracks, including “Like It’s Christmas” (Live Version), “Best Night,” “Coming Home This Christmas” featuring Kenny G, “Home Alone,” “Feel Something,” “Remember When,” “Better Off Alone” and “Time.” The LP also features a live version of the band’s Billboard Hot 100-topping hit, “Sucker.”

Starring the Jo Bros — Kevin, Nick and Joe — as themselves, A Very Jonas Christmas Movie is now streaming on Disney+. According to a description, the project follows the siblings as they “face a series of escalating obstacles” while struggling “to make it from London to New York in time to spend Christmas with their families.”

Also on the credits are Billie Lourd, Laverne Cox, KJ Apa, Chloe Bennett, Andrew Barth Feldman, Andrea Martin, Justin Tranter and Jesse Tyler Ferguson, as well as Nick’s real-life wife, actress Priyanka Chopra, who appears on a FaceTime call in the film’s trailer. All three of the JoBros served as producers, while Oscar-winner Jessica Yu helmed the project as director.

The movie’s soundtrack marks the second album the brothers have dropped this year, unveiling Greetings From Your Hometown in August and debuting at No. 6 on the Billboard 200. They’ve spent much of this year on tour in support of the project, and they recently added 18 more dates to the trek, extending it through late December.

Listen to the A Very Jonas Christmas Movie soundtrack below.

From the fiery summer release of ZOMBIES 4: Dawn of the Vampires to the icy winter melody of “Snow Angels,” Freya Skye and Malachi Barton are back together again.

Skye’s Nova and Barton’s Victor started out on opposite sides of an ancient fight as members of the rival Daywalkers and Vampires, respectively, in the fourth ZOMBIES installment that came out in July, but in the snow-dusted music video for “Snow Angels” — premiering exclusively on Billboard Family below — they’re realizing the holidays are so much better when they’re together.

“Oh the choir sings and the bells all chime/ When your sno-oh-ow angel’s next to mine,” Skye sings to Barton to start the song, as they lie down in the fresh snow and make head-to-head snow angels. Later in the tune, they sing in harmony: “I’d brave any weather ’cause nothing is better than being together again.” In the visual, they both harness their powers — Nova’s solar flares and Victor’s night winds — to conjure a flurry of snow.

The “Snow Angels” song will be available across all digital music platforms first thing Friday (Nov. 14) at midnight ET, while the music video hits Disney+ and DisneyMusicVevo at 3 a.m. ET. The video will also premiere on Disney Channel after the ZOMBIES 4 sing-along encore event airing Nov. 28 at 7 p.m. ET, which will help kick off the network’s “Fa-La-La-Lidays” holiday programming.

Watch the music video below:

Back in July, the ZOMBIES 4: Dawn of the Vampires soundtrack debuted at No. 1 on Billboard‘s Kid Albums chart (dated July 26) and also bowed at No. 3 on the Soundtracks chart, No. 16 on Independent Albums and at No. 90 on the all-genre Billboard 200. The ZOMBIES 4 album carried on the impressive track record of Disney’s ZOMBIES film franchise on Billboard’s Kid Albums chart: The first ZOMBIES soundtrack, released in 2018, spent 10 weeks atop the tally, while ZOMBIES 2 (2020) peaked at No. 2 and ZOMBIES 3 (2022) spent two weeks at No. 1.