Dua Lipa went out with a bang at her fourth and final Radical Optimism Tour stop at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California, on Wednesday night (Oct. 8), bringing out Gwen Stefani to duet on No Doubt‘s heartbreak anthem “Don’t Speak.”

Lipa introduced Stefani as “one of my personal heroes, one of my favorite artists, someone who I’ve grown up listening to my whole life, who’s influenced my music, influenced my style, someone who I love as a performer, and someone who just constantly keeps redefining herself and music. And I just absolutely love that this incredible woman is here tonight.”

Stefani emerged on the Forum stage to thunderous cheers, matching Dua’s all-black vibes with her own plaid-accented rocker look, and traded verses and harmonized effortlessly with Lipa on the 16-week Radio Songs chart-topper from 1996. It was a family affair on Wednesday night, as Billboard spotted Kingston and Zuma, Stefani’s two sons with ex-husband Gavin Rossdale, in the crowd for the surprise duet.

But the No Doubt frontwoman wasn’t the only surprise Lipa had in store for her L.A. crowds: On Tuesday’s night 3, she also brought out Lionel Richie to perform his four-week Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 smash “All Night Long (All Night)” together.

It’s not always a guarantee that Dua Lipa will bring out a special guest on the Radical Optimism Tour, but she has been performing a brand-new cover with her band each night. For her first two shows in L.A., Lipa stuck with a Golden State theme, covering Fleetwood Mac’s “The Chain” on Saturday night and The Mamas & The Papas’ “California Dreamin’” on Sunday night.

Of course, this being Hollywood and all, there were also famous faces peppered throughout the Forum crowd across the four nights, including fellow musicians Adele, Olivia Rodrigo, St. Vincent and Lucy Dacus.

Next up, the Radical Optimism Tour hits San Francisco for two nights (Oct. 11-12) before wrapping her U.S. leg in Seattle on Oct. 15-16 and heading to South America.

Ozuna solidifies his dominion with “Sirenita,” as the song jumps 3-1 on Billboard’s Latin Airplay chart (dated Oct. 11). The achievement comes as the single returns to No. 1 on the Latin Rhythm Airplay chart for a third nonconsecutive week.

“Sirenita” lands at the Latin Airplay summit — after three consecutive weeks at No. 3 — with 9.4 million audience impressions, up 21%, earned in the United States on the tracking week ending Oct. 2, as reported by Luminate. The song was released June 5 via Nibiru/Sony Music Latin.

With the new achievement, Ozuna boosts his career total to 36 No. 1s on Latin Airplay and inches closer to the all-time No. 1 record by J Balvin, who still commands with 38 chart-topping tracks.

“Sirenita” marks Ozuna’s second win in 2025, following “Más Que Tú,” with Kapo (one week in April).

Over on Latin Rhythm Airplay, “Sirenita” rebounds to its No. 1 peak for a third week atop.

Los Dos De Tamaulipas Make Chart Strides: “We Are No. 1 on Billboard!”
There is a new face atop the Regional Mexican Airplay chart, as Los Dos de Tamaulipas scores its first No. 1 with new single “Supercargada.” The song, which was released June 13 on AfinArte, rises 6-1 after a 47% boost in audience impressions, to 8.1 million, earned in the United States during the tracking period.

“Since we were kids, we dreamed of being No. 1 on these charts, and today, thanks to God and the support of all our fans, we made it a reality,” Orlando y Rolando Zapata from Los Dos de Tamaulipas, tells Billboard. “We Are No. 1 on Billboard!”

Los Dos de Tamaulipas claim their first No. 1 on Regional Mexican Airplay on their seventh try, dating to their first entry in 2021. Prior to “Sirenita,” which takes the Greatest Gainer honor of the week, the duo scored its first top 10 through the No. 5-peaking “Arriba La Compañía” in April.

Are you ready for it? After clarifying those rumors about her possible Super Bowl halftime show earlier this week on The Tonight Show, Taylor Swift will be back on Friday night (Oct. 10) for a command performance.

NBC announced on Wednesday (Oct. 8) that a special encore edition of The Tonight Show will air tomorrow, featuring an extended interview with host Jimmy Fallon featuring bits not seen in the original visit on Monday night (Oct. 6). The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Taylor Swift (Extended Cut) will include unaired interview segments from the episode where Swift responded to rumors that she had turned down a chance to play at next year’s Super Bowl.

“Here’s the thing: Jay-Z has always been very good to me,” Swift told Fallon in the already aired episode in reference to the rap mogul whose Roc Nation produces the halftime show. “Our teams are really close. They sometimes will call and say, ‘How does she feel about [the Super Bowl]?’ And that’s not like an official offer or like a conference room conversation. Just ‘Our teams are really close, how does she feel about it in general?,’” Swift added.

During the aired bits, Swift also talked about her excitement about her engagement to Travis Kelce, as well as explaining why her bestie, Ed Sheeran, had to find out about it from the internet because he famously doesn’t have a cell phone. “You have to email him and then set up a FaceTime and he has to find an iPad and they have to give it to him like he’s like a child,” she said. “This is one of my absolute favorite people on the planet and the news came out and I was like, ‘Oh my God, we forgot to call Ed!’ He’s like family, I love him, but he doesn’t have a phone!”

She also broke down her lusty homage to Kelce’s equipment, “Wood,” saying it started off as a tune about superstitions, but then took a randy turn. “I don’t know what happened, man,” she joked about the track that many have taken as a thinly veiled humble brag about her intended’s endowment.

The original episode was already very Taylor-coded, from the Roots interrupting Fallon’s monologue to encourage him to just let the singer come out already, to the cold open in which Fallon dressed up in a glittery marching band costume and danced to “The Fate of Ophelia” with a group of showgirls.

The Tonight Show airs at 11:35 p.m. ET on NBC and streams the next day on Peacock.

Taylor Swift continued her Life of a Showgirl promo push on Wednesday night (Oct. 8) with a three-segment sit-down on Late Night with Seth Meyers during which she closed the circle on the story of Zoë Kravitz losing her Burmese python at the singer’s house and had some fun tweaking fiancé Travis Kelce about that time he mixed up Hugh Grant’s wife with Greta Gerwig at the Eras Tour.

The latter story involved the Kansas City Chiefs tight end attending Swift’s June 2024 Eras show in London, where he was sat in the VIP box alongside actor Grant and his wife, Anna Eberstein, who Kelce apparently confused with Barbie director Greta Gerwig. In describing her mega-FOMO about looking out at the raucous celeb-packed box that night — also at the London show were Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher, Liam Hemsworth, Tom Cruise and all of Kelce’s best friends from Cleveland — Swift described being jealous at the shot-taking and party atmosphere in the roped-off section, with Taylor worrying that her 6’6″ intended’s hard dancing might actually shake the tent to the ground.

“The most fun thing about having Travis out on tour is that he would go to the tents and give me the tea afterward,” she said of their post-show car chats. Before the gig, she let him know that his “favorite director,” Gerwig, was in the tent, so she encouraged him to tell her how much he loves her films. “She’s the sweetest, giggliest person,” Swift said.

In the car ride after the show, a shot-filled Kelce said that it was “the most fun tent” of the tour thus far, gushing about what a blast it was mingling with the A-listers, though Swift noticed he didn’t mention meeting Gerwig. “I think I told an annoying joke that she’s heard too many times,” Kelce admitted, explaining that he told Gerwig how much he loved Barbie, pointing up to the stage at Swift and saying “I’m just Ken, too.”

Swift thought it was a totally solid joke, with Kelce describing how Gerwig “smiled politely” at the quip, something Taylor thought was “very out of character,” surmising that maybe she had heard the bit too many times. “‘She was talking to Hugh Grant all night, so I think they might be doing a movie together,’” Kelce explained. “‘They were really, really close. They were dancing all night, had all these inside jokes that kind of seemed like they were soul mates,’” he told her. “‘The tea is crazy tonight,’” Swift recalled thinking.

As Kelce kept talking about it, Swift was scrolling through pics on her phone, seeing photos and videos of Travis dancing with Gerwig “like they’re best friends.” She showed him a video of Gerwig laughing, surmising that she did think the joke was funny, only to have Kelce say “‘that’s not Greta.’”

“‘Is there any chance at all, baby, that you complimented Hugh Grant’s wife Anna on her movie Barbie, said ‘I’m just Ken, too’ and she politely nodded because she didn’t have the heart to tell you she didn’t direct it?,’” Swift asked Kelce. “‘And is there any chance that the people who look like soul mates are Hugh Grant and his soul mate?’”

“The bad news for you is he has face blindness,” Meyers joked. “The good thing is he recognized true love. He saw soulmates, and he knew they were soulmates.”

In her first appearance on the show in five years, Swift also told Meyers that the Life of a Showgirl roll-out has “absolutely been my favorite one,” calling it the “most joyful” promo run she’s had to date. And, for the first time, she said her whole family, including her mom, dad and brother, have all been with her on the global press tour, joking that her mom was struggling to find Wheel of Fortune on British TV. “I’m floored, I’m blown away by this week. I don’t know how to say thank you enough for everything that you guys have put into caring about the music and caring about this week. We’re doing this together,” she said.

She also, of course, talked about her oft-noted bread-baking obsession, with Meyers trying to keep up by busting out some of the loafs larded with lyric-inspired puns, with both agreeing that the “Fate of Doughphelia” bread puns need to stop. He then played a clip from the Showgirl movie event in which Swift gets super excited about getting some of her bread into “The Fate of Ophelia” video, which she directed. “It was a huge moment for me because obviously my bread has always been for texture and taste, but this was for camera,” she joked. “This is a huge challenge, for me, for the bread, for my starter. Like, ‘okay, are you showbiz bread?’”

As for the Kravitz incident, the actress previously told Meyers about losing her mom Lisa Bonet’s pet Burmese python at Swift’s house after the singer generously invited the mother-daughter to stay with her during the L.A. wildfires earlier this year, and how they had to “completely” destroy one of the bathrooms to extricate the pet. Swift told Meyers she “can’t even be mad” about the bit, prefacing the “Taylor’s version” of the story by saying “we’ve all got that one friend.”

“I just remember getting a call from my head of security and him trying to explain this story to me,” Swift said, noting that her first question was “what snake?”

“I kind of found myself listening to this,” Swift said. “And I’m like, ‘Uh-huh, OK, OK.’ And I hate to first-and-last name a friend, but it’s important in this situation. OK, so Zoe Kravitz and Lisa Bonet are holding on to a Burmese python. It’s halfway in the wall. There’s a man standing with an ax, who has just chopped up a custom vintage antique cupboard. There’s splinters on the floor. They’re looking — in my mind, this is an Annie Leibovitz shoot… It just sound incredible. I’m sad I didn’t see it.”

Mayers had a special Tay/Kover blue mug on his desk and the entire night was devoted to Swift, with the host sprinting through is traditional “A Closer Look” segment to get to the main event. He also, super casually, asked about the invitations for her wedding to Kelce, which Swift, shockingly, said she had not even thought about it yet. Meyers, who graciously agreed to an Evite for the blessed event, then suggested Swift send the invites in a picture frame, since people will probably frame it up anyway.

Watch Swift on Late Night below.

Tyler, the Creator has been revealed as the first headliner for the 2026 edition of London’s All Points East festival.

The rapper will host a double-header takeover, performing on Aug. 28 and then again the following day on Aug. 29. He will be joined by a stacked bill of artists across the weekend, including Turnstile, Clipse, Danny Brown, Sexyy Red, Ravyn Lenae, and Baby Keem.

The other names confirmed to appear so far are: Mariah The Scientist, Yebba, Daniel Caesar, Fakemink, Vince Staples, Jean Dawson, Rochelle Jordan, Lovespells, AG Club, La Reezy, Mustard & Friends, Dijon, Ghostface Killah, Syd, Faye Webster, Jim Legxacy, Samara Cyn, Khamari, Mike, Quadeca, and Partyof2. See the event poster and day splits below.

Tickets for the event, which will take place in Victoria Park, go on sale on Oct. 17 at 10 a.m. (BST). Two-day tickets will be available as well as single day tickets, with more information available at the festival’s official website.

Earlier this year, Tyler scored his fourth consecutive No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with Don’t Tap The Glass. The album hit No. 2 on the Official U.K. Albums Chart, following an off-cycle drop on a Monday (July 21) rather than the global standard of releasing a new record on a Friday. 

The multi-hyphenate star previously topped the Billboard 200 with Chromakopia (2024), Call Me If You Get Lost (2021) and IGOR (2019). Later this year, he will make his feature film debut as he stars alongside Timothée Chalamet in the Josh Safdie-directed Marty Supreme, due for theatrical release on Dec. 25.

All Points East 2025 saw RAYE, Chase & Status, The Maccabees, Barry Can’t Swim and LCD Soundsystem top the bill across two weeks of shows. The annual event, which launched in 2018, has grown into one of the capital’s major summer festivals, welcoming 40,000 fans per night.