There have been some grumblings that the 2025 song of the summer race is off to a slow start. Allow PLUTO, Atlanta’s hottest new female MC, to put those worries to bed. Already boasting a No. 51 peak, her YKNiece collab “Whim Whamiee” is still scaling the Billboard Hot 100. Between an irresistible nod to […]

This week’s crop of new music features an Ella Langley/HARDY collaboration that comes with a powerful plot twist, while Old Dominion offers up a nuanced, transparent look at love and legacy. Elsewhere, newcomer Trey Pendley brings a stone-cold country barroom singalong, while Gavin Adcock’s latest finds him reminiscing about wild nights on the town, and

Benson Boone earns his first No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Album Sales chart as his second full-length studio album, American Heart, debuts atop the list dated July 5. The set sold nearly 30,000 copies in the United States in the week ending June 26, according to Luminate — Boone’s biggest sales week ever. The set

Miley Cyrus knows how to strike a pose and her pal supermodel Naomi Campbell definitely knows the ins and outs of looking glamorous. The two icons will bring it all together in the upcoming video for Miley’s Something Beautiful single “Every Girl You’ve Ever Loved,” which Cyrus said is slated to debut on Monday (June

Drake posted a mirror selfie in front of his bar on his Instagram on June 28, which showed off his fitness regimen along with his six-pack of abs. “I’m wide awake for the nights that separate the type who get to it til they get it right from the type who just …type,” he poetically

At the turn of the new century, U.K.-born singer Craig David had no idea he’d soon have the R&B and pop worlds in the palm of his hand. At just 16, the precocious songwriter penned a bevy of tracks that would eventually blossom into Billboard Hot 100 heaters — laying the foundation for a career

Billboard‘s May Boxscore report (published on June 27) was topped by summer tours from Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar and SZA, and Post Malone, among others. But while the biggest stars of pop, hip-hop and more packed stadiums, comedians were road warrioring their way to sold-out theaters and arenas. Here, we’re looking at the five biggest comedy