On Thursday (Sept. 25), more than 2,100 music creators, including YUNGBLUD, Ashley Monroe and Kenyon Dixon, participated in the Recording Academy’s 11th annual Music Advocacy Day. In more than 200 meetings with federal lawmakers across 45 states and Washington, D.C., Recording Academy members met with elected officials to discuss key issues affecting the music industry and the importance of passing pro-music legislation in Congress.

Creators met with lawmakers, including Reps. Brad Sherman (D-CA), Marianette Miller-Meeks (R-IA), Adriano Espaillat (D-NY) and Dusty Johnson (R-SD). Conversations focused on protecting creators from having their works exploited by artificial intelligence without compensation, passing legislation such as the Nurture Originals, Foster Art and Keep Entertainment Safe (NO FAKES) Act to provide reasonable AI safeguards, and preserving federal funding for the arts.

“Music Advocacy Day represents the core of the Academy’s dedication to serving the music community year-round,” Todd Dupler, the Recording Academy’s chief advocacy & public policy officer, said in a statement. “Protecting creators and their art is crucial to ensuring a thriving music ecosystem, and the Academy is proud to gives thousands of our members the opportunity to converse with lawmakers across the nation whose support of pro-music legislation will positively impact the future of our industry.”

As previously reported, R&B star Leon Thomas served as this year’s Music Advocacy Day artist ambassador.

Year-round, the Recording Academy’s Washington, D.C.-based Advocacy team mobilizes Academy members and music professionals from across the country to lobby for music creators’ rights at the local, state and federal levels.

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Selena Gomez just got hitched to music producer Benny Blanco and the internet is obsessed with the singer’s bridal look.

The pair tied the knot on Saturday (Sept. 27) at Sea Crest Nursery in Santa Barbara, Calif. surrounded by a crowd of around 170 people, including their family and close friends according to an article published by Vogue. To celebrate the monumental occasion, Gomez shared a now-viral carousel to her Instagram showcasing a few romantic snapshots from the ceremony, accompanied by a short and sweet caption marking the date the pair wed.

Blanco also posted intimate photos taken from the big day to his Instagram yesterday accompanied by the caption “i married a real life disney princess.” Gomez’s look has been the talk of the internet for the last 48 hours. The Only Murders in the Building star’s bridal style was princess-esque indeed, with the perfect hair to back it up.

The star’s secret weapon to pristine tresses was a multi-step routine from Joico. ShopBillboard has got the scoop on every product used by Joico hair artist Renato Campora to achieve and maintain Gomez’s hair from start to finish. The best part? Every Joico product used is currently on sale at Amazon. That means you won’t have to go spending a fortune to get hair like Gomez’s.

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Before styling even came into play, it was important to protect her hair. Campora washed Gomez’s hair twice with Joico’s Defy Damage Protective Shampoo, available at Amazon for $38.25. The shampoo is safe to use on colored hair and works to strengthen the hair thanks to arginine, an amino acid that helps build proteins, and nourish with help from moringa seed oil. Once the hair was washed, the hair artist went in with Joico Defy Damage KBOND20 Power Masque, retailing for $33.15 on Amazon, another product that combats damage.

The masque is color-safe and deeply hydrating. Like the shampoo, the masque works to repair and strengthen keratin bonds in your hair, preventing future breakage or damage to said bonds. Both products primed Gomez’s hair, allowing the strands to absorb essential nutrients while reducing frizz, enhancing moisture, shine, strength and protecting the follicles from upcoming heat styling.

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Gomez’s hair was then towel-dried and sectioned before receiving a healthy dose of Joico’s Dream Blowout Thermal Protection Crème from the mid-lengths to the ends. This crème currently retails for $22.53 and was used to combat frizz and static, an important step, especially for those outdoor sections of Gomez’s wedding ceremony.

Prepped and primed, the hair was then situated into a deep side part and  treated with Joico JoiWhip Design Foam, currently available for $19.13. This foam was applied from roots to ends and works to create hold and volume while enhancing shine. Once the product was applied, Campora blow-dried with a large round brush, further creating volume and pinned to set and cool, keeping the created shape in place.

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To style, the hair artist took Joico Heat Hero Glossing Thermal Protector section by section, generously coating the section before going in with a three-quarter-inch spring curling iron. As the name suggests, the spray protects the user’s hair from heat damage. It is currently on sale for $20.01 at Amazon and can withstand impressive heats up to 450° F. Plus, the spray is apple-scented, if that’s your thing. The hair artist created a Marcel wave pattern, a vintage curl pattern popularized in the 1920s, pinning each curl to cool and hold its shape. Once cooled, the curls were gently brushed out, while specific pieces were sculpted just so to frame Gomez’s face.

The dismembered body of Celeste Rivas Hernandez, the teen girl found in the trunk of a Tesla registered to D4vd, was likely dead for weeks before being discovered, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.

PEOPLE spoke with LAPD Captain Scot M. William, who confirmed that the Tesla containing Celeste’s body was parked for weeks before being towed to a yard in Hollywood.

“We know for sure that Celeste Rivas Hernandez died and someone placed her body in the front trunk area of David Burke’s [D4vd’s] Tesla,” William said. “We know that the Tesla had been parked at the location from which it was towed for several weeks, so it is very likely Celeste Rivas Hernandez had been dead for several weeks prior to her body being discovered.”

A cause of death for Rivas has yet to be ruled, and D4vd hasn’t been publicly named a suspect in the case of the 15-year-old’s murder as the investigation remains ongoing.

“The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner has not determined a cause or manner of her death, so we don’t know for sure if anyone has any criminal culpability for her death beyond the concealment of her dead body,” William added.

A body was found on Sept. 8 after police officers responded to a call of a “foul odor” coming from an impounded Tesla at a Hollywood tow yard. Just over a week later, Celeste Rivas was identified as the individual in D4vd’s trunk, who had previously been reported missing since April 2024.

During this time, D4vd was on the road for his Withered World Tour. On Sept. 20, the singer ended up canceling the rest of his North American leg as well as the upcoming European dates of his tour without any explanation.

“As far as their relationship, it would be premature for me to say anything,” officer William stated of the connection between the 20-year-old singer and Celeste Rivas. “We are looking into everything.”

Billboard has reached out to the LAPD for comment.

Two months after launching their celebratory JONAS20: Greetings From Your Hometown tour, the Jonas Brothers are adding dates to their anniversary outing. On Monday (Sept. 29), Joe, Nick and Kevin Jonas revealed 18 more North American dates for the tour, with newly revealed shows in Newark, Cincinnati, Detroit, Las Vegas, New Orleans, Ottawa, Montreal, Baltimore and Brooklyn.

Tickets for the new shows will go on sale on Thursday (Oct. 2) at 10 a.m. local time here.

The list of fresh stops also two one-offs that are not part of the arena tour, including an Oct. 31 stop dubbed DNCE Halloween, seemingly in honor of Joe’s side dance project, as well the Nick Jonas Sunday Best Brunch on Nov. 30 coinciding with a show that night at Maverik Center in Salt Lake City.

After joining them for surprise appearances on earlier dates, Jesse McCartney has signed on the tour as the opening act in some of the new markets. Since launching the tour on Aug. 10 with a show at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. with guests Demi Lovato, Switchfoot and Dean Lewis, the JoBros have been criss-crossing North America with a show that has featured guest performers including: 5 Seconds of Summer, Alessia Cara, All Time Low, Cartel, Chord Overstreet, Christina Perri, Dashboard Confessional, Fifth Harmony, Hanson, Hoobastank, Jack’s Mannequin, Jason Mraz, John Legend, JoJo, JP Saxe, Kelsea Ballerini, Machine Gun Kelly, Neon Trees, Paul Russell, Phantom Planet, Plain White T’s, Russell Dickerson, Ryan Cabrera, Simple Plan and Sum 41, among others.

Fans who can’t make it to one of the shows can stream the tour live from Milwaukee on Oct. 12, Orlando on Oct. 26 and Buffalo on Nov. 9 on Samsung TV Plus.

Check out the new JONAS20: Greetings From Your Hometown 2025 North American dates and tour poster below.

+With The All American Rejects
^With Jesse McCartney

*With Franklin Jonas