SZA Says Songs Are ‘Ruined’ When They’re Leaked
SZA is Variety‘s Hitmaker of the Year, and the “Snooze” singer sat down with the publication for a wide-ranging interview about her career...
Thanksgiving Songs From Adam Sandler, Vince Guaraldi Trio & Arlo Guthrie See Huge Holiday Gains
Welcome to Billboard Pro’s Trending Up column, where we take a closer look at the songs, artists, curiosities and trends that have caught the music...
Barbie Collectible Dolls Inspired by the Movie Are Restocked & Ready to be Gifted:...
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Housefires, JWLKRS Worship, Blake Wiggins & Ryan Ellis’ ‘I Thank God’ Tops Christian Airplay Charts
Housefires and JWLKRS Worship rise to No. 1 on Billboard’s Christian Airplay chart dated Dec. 2 with “I Thank God,” featuring Blake Wiggins...
Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney leaves fans in tears of joy at intimate gig
The Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney left fans in tears of joy performing his most intimate Brazilian show ever last night.
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Cardi B Jams Out to Lady Gaga’s ‘Beautiful, Dirty Rich’ While Dressed in Her...
Cardi B is getting into the holiday spirit. In a pair of videos uploaded on Tuesday (Nov. 28), the “Bongos” rapper showed off...
Brian May announces ‘most precious intimate capture’ of Freddie Mercury heading to IMAX
Sir Brian May and Roger Taylor have announced the "most precious intimate capture" of Freddie Mercury is heading to IMAX in the form...
Taylor Swift Is Spotify’s Most Streamed Artist of 2023
Are you ready for it? Spotify unveiled its 2023 Wrapped campaign on Wednesday (Nov. 29) and revealed the most streamed artists, songs, albums...
Spotify Artist Wrapped 2023 Includes Listening Parties & Merch Discounts for Top Fans
Spotify’s Artist Wrapped is back for a seventh year — and in 2023, the platform is offering even more ways for artists to...
Now That's What I Call Music celebrates 40th anniversary with new album
The series, which launched in 1983, spans 116 volumes and more than 2,400 of pop's biggest stars.
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