Will Smith is back. The West Philly native returned with his first album since 2005’s Lost and Found on Friday (March 28) as Based on a True Story hit streaming services. Related Will Smith Drops ‘Based on a True Story’: Stream It Now 03/28/2025 Smith doesn’t hold back on the LP as he confronts topics such

Mumford & Sons announced an extensive summer 2025 North American tour on Friday (March 28) in support of their just-released Rushmere album. To celebrate the folk rockers’ first LP in seven years, Marcus Mumford, Ben Lovett and Ted Dwane will launch a summer tour of arenas and amphitheaters beginning on June 5 at the Hayden

Billie Eilish just revealed which female rapper has her vote for GOAT status — and given the fact that the MC in question is widely regarded as the Queen of Rap, the “Bad Guy” singer’s answer probably won’t be a surprise. Related The 10 Hottest Female Rappers Right Now 06/05/2024 In a Complex video posted Thursday

After winning her first Grammy and being named Billboard‘s Woman of the Year for 2025, Doechii is adding another piece of awards hardware to her shelf after Thursday night (March 27). Related How Chely Wright Made the Jump From Queer Country Star to Corporate Diversity Leader 03/26/2025 Doechii took home the GLAAD Media Award for outstanding

James Estopinal is having an existential crisis. For most of his professional life, Estopinal has operated as Disco Donnie, an old school concert promoter known for throwing festivals and taking dance artists on tours across the country. Estopinal was what many called a “pure play” promoter, meaning he didn’t own any venues himself; 100 percent

Ariana Grande goes on quite the journey in her new Brighter Days Ahead short film, which arrived Friday morning (March 28), just hours after the release of the pop star’s deluxe Eternal Sunshine album. Related Ariana Grande’s ‘Eternal Sunshine: Brighter Days Ahead’ Deluxe: All 6… 03/28/2025 In the 26-minute visual co-directed by Grande and Christian

You can bracket phases in dearALICE’s early career by their hairstyles and outfit choices. When the British K-pop boy band – comprising Blaise Noon, Dexter Greenwood, Olly Quinn, James Sharp and Reese Carter – first appeared on screens last year as part of the BBC documentary Made in Korea: The K-Pop Experience, the members each