Adele is a mega-star who could likely afford to buy just about anything she wants. But in a recent Vogue “73 Questions with Adele” video the singer revealed that her most prized possession is something you would likely find on the underside of your desk in 10th grade: a chewed up wad of gum. But […]

Most radio stations aren’t playing Taylor Swift’s No. 1 album Fearless (Taylor’s Version) for one simple reason: They don’t care for it. Not enough, anyway, to adjust their “gold” catalogs by substituting “Love Story (Taylor’s Version)” for the original 2008 hit “Love Story.” “I love Taylor Swift, I love her music, I just don’t think

Christmas came a bit early for Hotties on Thursday (Oct. 21), when Megan Thee Stallion revealed that a new odds and sods collection is coming before the end of the month. In a series of tweets, the rapper pulled back the wrapper on Something for Thee Hotties: From Thee Archives, which will drop on Oct.

Warner Chappell Music has signed a co-publishing deal with Grammy-nominated artist Jhené Aiko. The deal includes all songs created by Aiko from January 2021 until the deal’s end, this includes already released songs like “In the Dark” by Swae Lee and Aiko, “By Yourself” by Ty Dolla $ign ft. Aiko and Mustard, and more. Warner Chappell Music

System of a Down were forced to postpone their two planned hometown shows this weekend at Banc of California Stadium after singer Serj Tankian tested positive for COVID-19. “It is with great regret that we must reschedule our Los Angeles performances to February 4th and 5th, 2022,” the band wrote in a statement. “Despite multiple

Ed Sheeran will read from the book I Talk Like a River on an upcoming episode of CBeebies Bedtime Story, unfolding the tale of a young boy who has a stutter. Sheeran told the BBC that he was “delighted” to read the 2020 children’s book by Jordan Scott and Sydney Smith about a boy whose

Coldplay ended their week-long Late Late Show residency on a high note. Or rather, a “Higher Power” note. Performing to a live studio audience, the British pop-rock outfit unleashed “Higher Power,” the uplifting opening track from their new album Music Of The Spheres. Judging by the spontaneous clapping and hollering in the crowd, the spirited

Latinos love a good scare. And we’re not just talking about folk tales involving La Llorona, the chupacabra, or that ghost your abuela swears she saw one night. Latinos are consistently some of the biggest supporters of horror at the box office. The genre has also seen its share of Latino actors, some of whom

Christina Aguilera has spent the past few months in Miami digging deep into her Latin roots, making peace with her past and taking inspiration from artists such as Chavela Vargas and Argentine newcomer Nathy Peluso for her forthcoming Spanish-language album. Set to be released 20 years after her first Spanish effort Mi Reflejo, Aguilera has

After a four-decade-long hiatus, a new strain of ABBA Mania is sweeping the globe. The Swedish pop legends broke the drought last month with two new releases, “Don’t Shut Me Down,” and “I Still Have Faith In You,” both of which appear on the foursome’s forthcoming album Voyage, due out Nov. 5. Today, fans are