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With the 2025 Major League Baseball season over, the MLB Playoffs begin with the Wild Card Series. In the National League, last year’s World Series champions go head-to-head against a young-and-hungry team.

Starting on Tuesday (Sept. 30) with Game 1, Cincinnati Reds vs. Los Angeles Dodgers takes place at Dodger Stadium in California. Check out a complete schedule for the best-of-3 NL Wild Card Series here.

When Does Cincinnati Reds vs. L.A. Dodgers Start?

NL Wild Card Game 1: Cincinnati Reds vs. L.A. Dodgers airs live, with a start time of 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT.

Where to Watch Cincinnati Reds vs. L.A. Dodgers Online

The Reds vs. Dodgers series broadcasts on ESPN. It will be available to livestream on Hulu + Live TV.

How to Watch Cincinnati Reds vs. L.A. Dodgers with Hulu + Live TV

Cincinnati vs. Los Angeles on ESPN is available to watch with Hulu + Live TV. Right now, new and eligible subscribers can get three months of the streaming service for just $64.99 per month — that’s nearly a 25% savings per month. But act fast and sign up now, this deal ends on Thursday (Oct. 23).

After the three months, prices for the cable alternative start at $82.99 per month, while each plan comes with Hulu, Disney+ and ESPN Unlimited at no additional cost. Sign up for a 3-day free trial to watch the MLB series for free.

Hulu + Live TV is best for those who want a top-tier streaming bundle that combines live TV and on-demand titles. The streaming service also has many other networks, including NBC, CBS, ESPN2, FS1, FS2, Fox, CBS Sports Network, Hallmark Channel, BET, CMT, Disney Channel, Discovery Channel and others. Check out a full list of channels available with Hulu + Live TV here.

With first pitch at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT, the Cincinnati Reds vs. L.A. Dodgers game broadcasts on ESPN on Tuesday (Sept. 30). The game is available to livestream with Hulu + Live TV.

Which Celebrities Are Making Appearances During the NL Wild Card Series?

Since every game in the series takes place in Los Angeles, it’s likely there may be a number of celebrities and famous recording artists in attendance, such as Dodgers fans Kendrick Lamar, Snoop Dogg, Magic Johnson, Billie Eilish and others.

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Brandon Lake’s “Gratitude” returns to the top spot on Billboard’s Christian Digital Song Sales chart (dated Oct. 4) with a 673% increase to 7,000 sold Sept. 19-25, according to Luminate.

The total follows Lake’s performance of the song at the Sept. 21 funeral of slain political activist Charlie Kirk at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz. It replaces Lake’s own “Hard Fought Hallelujah” atop the ranking.

The chart’s top three consists of songs performed at Kirk’s service, with Chris Tomlin’s “Holy Forever” a reentry at No. 2 with 6,000 sold, up 1,229%, and Kari Jobe, Cody Carnes and Elevation Worship’s “The Blessing: Live” a returnee at No. 3 (5,000, up 1,731%). Plus, Tomlin’s 2011 version of “How Great Is Our God,” likewise sung at the memorial, debuts at No. 10 (1,000 sold).

“Gratitude” also ascends 7-3 on the Christian Streaming Songs chart, up 39% to 5.1 million streams.

On the all-genre Digital Song Sales chart, “Gratitude” reenters at No. 1, becoming Lake’s second leader, after “Hard Fought Hallelujah.”

Wickham, Fair Trade Triumph

Elsewhere on Billboard’s faith-based charts , Phil Wickham logs his eighth week at No. 1 on Christian Airplay with “What an Awesome God,” which drew 5.1 million audience impressions Sept. 19-25. The original version of the song, released in 1988, was written and performed by Rich Mullins. Wickham and producer Jonathan Lindsey Smith added new verses that power the current hit.

Wickham’s recording is now the sole longest-leading Christian Airplay hit this decade on Fair Trade, breaking a tie with Colton Dixon’s “Build a Boat,” which linked its seven-week No. 1 run in 2022-23. The label also boasts the longest-ruling song in the chart’s 22-year history: MercyMe’s “Word of God Speak” (23 weeks, 2003).

Wickham’s “What an Awesome God” was released in April and in August became his sixth Christian Airplay No. 1. He is currently on the road headlining the multi-artist Air1 Worship Now Tour.

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Luck Ra was working at a shoe store in a mall when he gave himself an ultimatum: “I released a song that was going to be the last song I’d ever release,” he tells Billboard. “It was going to be the last straw. After that, the chances of being an artist were slim.”

The Argentine artist placed all bets and invested about $5,000 Argentine pesos in a great production and music video that resulted in his 2018 trap song “No Quiero Más.” “I was always realistic, and what was going to be the last song ended up being the beginning of everything,” he says. “That’s where I started giving my first performances.” 

For almost five years, the artist born Juan Facundo Almenara Ordóñez dabbled between urban and rock music before discovering a traditional genre that he adopted and made his own: Cuarteto, a rapid-style cumbia and almost merengue-type sound that’s folkloric to his native Córdoba. 

“Cuarteto has been around for a long time,” he explains. “It carries a lot of emotional weight, and I love doing it because I feel like it’s part of my family, part of my friends; it’s a sound that’s in my blood. Everyone who does this genre has a band, and when I started, I only had my voice, my best friend, and a computer to digitize the instruments. From there, I created a more personal, more urban sound. I realized that the songs I did in cuarteto sounded better… even my voice sounded more beautiful.” 

Under his musical experiment, Luck Ra has scored three No. 1s on the Billboard Argentina Hot 100, among 24 entries: “Ya No Vuelvas” (2023), “La Morocha” (2023) and “Hola Perdida” (2024). The latter, with Khea, reached Nos. 172 and 69 on the Billboard Global 200 and Global Excl. U.S. charts, respectively, in February 2024. The song also counts with a remix by Maluma. Additionally, he revived Chayanne’s 2003 song, “Un Siglo Sin Ti,” which peaked at No. 15 on Tropical Airplay, and last year, his album Que Nos Falte Todo was Spotify’s most-streamed album in Argentina.

Currently, Luck Ra is making the rounds with his new single “Tu Misterioso Alguien” (featuring Miranda!) and his 2025 studio album Que Sed, released under Sony Music Latin.

“I come from a very hard-working family, so when I was home alone, I always watched MTV and MuchMusic on TV,” he recalls. “That’s where I first encountered music. I feel like everything has served me well, and I’ve learned from everything to help me do what I do today.”

Below, learn more about this month’s Billboard Latin Artist on the Rise:

Name: Juan Facundo Almenara Ordóñez

Age: 26

Recommended Song: “Hola Perdida” (Luck Ra & Khea)

Biggest Accomplishment: “The welcome I get from the audience at my shows. The greatest gift is seeing family, seeing children, seeing adults, seeing everyone enjoying themselves. Memories are some of the most beautiful things we have left. One of my shows can be a family affair, not just for me, but for my people as well. In terms of work, I’ve met so many people I never thought I’d meet in my life, much less share a song like Maluma. Thanks to Maluma, I also exist! Chayanne, Elvis Crespo too, among so many.”

What’s Next: “Summer is just beginning here in Argentina. We’re preparing our summer songs. The tour never stops. I have my first stadium performance at El Vélez here in Argentina on October 4th, and I also have some shows in Spain.”

Luck Ra is confirmed for “Cumbia and Tropical Music Explosion” panel at the 2025 Billboard Latin Music Week taking place from Oct. 20 to 24 at the historic Fillmore Miami Beach. Spanning over 30 years and recognized as the most influential week in Latin music, the event will once again celebrate the heartbeat of Latin music and culture with four days of panels, marquee conversations, roundtables, showcases, networking and activations. Ticket sales and the full schedule are now available at BillboardLatinMusicWeek.com.

Maluma heats things up with “Bronceador,” his first No. 1 of the year on Billboard’s Latin Airplay chart. The song glides to the top of the overall ranking (dated Oct. 4) with a 5-1 rise thanks to a 44% increase in audience impressions to 9.9 million across Latin radio stations in the United States during the tracking week ending Sept. 25, according to Luminate.

“I’m so happy and grateful for my fans and everyone at radio who have helped make ‘Bronceador’ a success,” Maluma tells Billboard. “Reaching my 25th Billboard Latin Airplay No. 1 is a dream come true and motivates me to keep making music from the heart.”

Maluma’s new champ is his first chart-topper in almost two years, following a four-week reign with “Según Quién” alongside Carín León starting in Dec. 2023. Maluma was last atop the list, unaccompanied by another act, when “Coco Loco” led for a week in Oct. 2023.

As the Colombian star ups his career count to 25 No. 1s, here’s a recap of the artists with the most rulers since Latin Airplay began in 1994:

Released on PARIS LG/Sony Music Latin, the track also shines with its second week atop on Latin Pop Airplay. Plus, Maluma gains momentum on Latin Rhythm Airplay, where “Bronceador” climbs 2-1, marking its first week at No. 1 and earning Maluma his first leader on the list since October 2023.

Oscar Ortiz & Carín León’s First No. 1: Elsewhere on the Latin charts, Oscar Ortiz and Carín León claim the top spot on the Regional Mexican Airplay chart with “Y Si Te Vas,” which ascends 2-1 with Greatest Gainer honors, powered by a 24% growth in audience impressions across regional Mexican radio stations in the United States in week ending Sept. 25, as reported by Luminate.

Ortiz and León up their No. 1 count to two and 11, respectively. For Ortiz, this marks his first leader in over a year. For León, he now has the most No. 1s of 2025, with five. Plus, as all 11 of his No. 1s have come in the 2020s, León breaks out of a tie with Christian Nodal for the second-most No. 1s this decade among soloists. They both trail Alejandro Fernandez, with 14 leaders in the 2020s.

“Thanks for bringing me on board this song, carnalito (or brother), I really like it, hug!” León wrote on Ortiz’s Instagram account in July.

That’s “fiancée” to you. In a clip that’s been circulating online, Tom Holland couldn’t help but interrupt a reporter who mistakenly referred to Zendaya — to whom he got engaged earlier this year — as his “girlfriend.”

The video on X shows Holland on stage at a press event. One reporter tells him, “I brought my daughter, and she got to meet your girlfriend.”

In response, the Marvel star just laughs. As the reporter continues speaking, though, Holland then interjects with a quick correction.

“Fiancée,” he says matter-of-factly.

The moment marked a rare instance of Holland addressing his engagement to the Euphoria actress, who first sparked proposal rumors when she attended the 2025 Golden Globes with a giant diamond on her ring finger in January. Her Spider-Man love interest reportedly popped the question over the holidays this past year.

But while Holland and Zendaya have largely kept details of their engagement and wedding plans private, the actor isn’t shy about sharing his affection for the Emmy winner. In August, he recalled how he and his costar-turned-partner surprised each other on Lip Sync Battle back in 2017.

“It’s so funny, Zendaya and I, we were chatting at the time about what we were gonna do, and we had agreed that we would take it easy,” he told Goldon Ramsay of his viral performance on the series, which he says spiraled into him being “like, ‘F–k it, I wanna wear fishnets and do this, and I want a wig and a quick change’” despite his promise to Z.

Earlier this year, Holland explained why he doesn’t attend red carpets with his fiancée. “It’s not my moment, it’s her moment, and if we go together, it’s about us,” he told Men’s Health in January.