The Weeknd’s Beauty Behind the Madness returns to three Billboard charts, re-entering the Billboard 200 at No. 106 as it nears its tenth anniversary.

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Their frustration had been growing before Wednesday, sources said. But it boiled over after Zelensky told reporters at his office in Kyiv that Trump was living in a “web of disinformation.” ...

Paul McCartney has spent decades crafting some of the most beloved songs in music history, but even legends have regrets. When looking back at ‘When I’m Sixty-Four’, one of his earliest ...

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Definitely, our games are not as huge in terms of amount of content and gameplay hours – we are a smaller studio, this is our first project, so we definitely are building something smaller.

she makes lo-fi guitar music that plays with elements of different subgenres, and the result tends to have a sleek, enticing darkness. That’s the case with NINA’s new single “Till The Devil ...

The Weeknd just dropped his album Hurry Up Tomorrow marking the final album in his trilogy (following After Hours and Dawn FM), and now the musician has announced he’ll be embarking on an ...

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COLUMBIA, S.C. – South Carolina women’s basketball head coach Dawn Staley was one of 15 coaches named to the 2025 Werner Ladder Naismith Women’s College Coach of the Year Late Season Watch List ...

As they prepare for their upcoming concert, “The Dawn: Almost 40,” on Feb. 22 at the Music Museum, he and his bandmates can’t help but ask themselves: How have they lasted this long?