NFL legend Eric Dickerson isn’t mincing words when it comes to the league’s decision to tap Bad Bunny as the 2026 Super Bowl halftime performer.
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With her upcoming project ‘Pink Sweatsuits‘ loading, Coi Leray – despite just giving birth to her first child over the Summer – is already back to business with the first two tastes from the effort: ‘Pink Money‘ and ‘Act Like You Know.
Both gifted the visual treatment recently, ‘Money’ shines as a reunion with her ‘Thief in the Night’ collaborator G Herbo while ‘Act’ calls on the services of Los Angeles-based Hip-Hop group Shoreline Mafia.
“The money make the p-ssy wet / Damn right I love a savage / Yeah, he thumbin’ through that check / I like the lettuce, green, and cabbage,” Coi spits in ‘Money’ which also features rising female rapstress Bktherula.
See the sizzling music videos for ‘Act’ (which features a cameo by Leray’s daughter Miyoco) and ‘Money.’
Before Sunday (October 5), only six legendary female acts could boast placing a top 10 hit on the Billboard 200 over at least four distinct decades: Barbra Streisand, Madonna, Bette Midler, Cher, Shania Twain, and Janet Jackson.
That list got a supreme update this week, however, thanks to the handsome opening attached to Mariah Carey‘s 16th studio album ‘Here for It All.’
As fans of Netflix’s breakout comedy ‘Nobody Wants This‘ brace themselves for the Kristen Bell and Adam Brody-led show’s season 2 return on October 23, they’re being invited to check out the huge collection of hitmakers set to line the series’ official soundtrack.
Boasting songs from the likes of Chris Stapleton, Teddy Swims, Selena Gomez, Kacey Musgraves, FINNEAS, Alessia Cara, and more, the 19-track compilation contains contributions from some of music’s biggest names.
A standout of the set comes from GRAMMY nominee Giveon in the form of ‘Dancing in the Smoke.’
“Don’t see eye to eye / But we’re nose to nose tonight / Just can’t let you go / Everything’s on fire / But I can’t let you go / We dance in the smoke,” he croons over Alex Goldblatt production.
Ahead of the soundtrack’s delivery to digital Apple Music and Spotify shelves, hop inside to get acquainted with ‘Smoke.’
While many rejoiced at the news that Bad Bunny is headlining the 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show, not all were impressed with his enlistment.
Case in point, Charlie Kirk‘s Turning Point USA organization.
Indeed, so rejecting of the Latin superstar’s selection, the MAGA movement entity has annunced a Halftime Show of its own.
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Only two weeks separate Demi Lovato fans (affectionately called #Lovatics) from the October 24 release date of her new album, ‘It’s Not That Deep.‘
If there are any fans on the fence about copping the project that marks the diva’s long-awaited return to Pop, however, she’s dropped yet another single from its tracklist to convince them.
‘Kiss‘ – the third release from ‘Deep’ following the warmly received ‘Fast‘ and ‘Here All Night‘ – arrived to digital shelves on Friday (October 10) after being previewed at multiple listening parties over the past few weeks including The Loose Club in Los Angeles, the Silencio Club in Paris, France, and more.
“I kiss for fun, it’s fun to kiss / I use my tongue li-li-li-like this / Like this / Kiss me like one of your French girls / Like one of your bad boys / Just tie me up and twist me / Like eating a cherry,” she sings over Zhone production.
Ahead of the delivery of the cut’s official music video, pucker up for ‘Kiss’ inside.
Doechii serves up reminder that her talents know no bounds in the music video for Ethiopian-American singer Alemeda‘s new single ‘Beat a B!tch Up.’
The latest taste from the latter’s forthcoming ‘But What the Hell Do i Know’ EP, ‘Beat’ sees Doe switch up her usual hard-hitting Rap flow for a soaring vocal display over Rock-inspired instrumentation.
“‘Cause I thought that you were serious (Serious) / Yeah, I thought that you was telling the truth (Telling the truth)/ Oh, I must be delirious / ‘Cause I really would fight b-tches for you / ‘Cause I really would, I really would / Beat a b-tch up,” the duo wail over STINT production.
Released Friday (October 10), ‘Beat’ shines as the follow-up to Alemeda’s previously released singles ‘1-800-F**K-YOU’ and ‘Chameleon.’
Get acquainted with the new song inside courtesy of its Omar Jones-directed music video.
Barely a year separates fans of Khalid from his last studio album, ‘Sincere,’ but the Pop singer-songwriter (born Khalid Robinson) has already sunset that era and moving on to ‘After the Sun Goes Down.’
Delivered to digital shelves courtesy of RCA Records on Friday (October 10), ‘Sun’ shines as a 16-track album boasting no features – keeping Robinson front and center for the duration of the musical journey.
Led to Billboard 200 chart battle by the audacious lead singles ‘In Plain Sight‘ and ‘Out of Body,’ the new LP comes as Khalid’s boldest yet – branding the effort as an act of “taking his power back” after being outed as a member of the LGBTQ community last year.
Look inside to stream ‘Sun’ via Apple Music and Spotify.
Over 11 years after first bursting onto the scene with her critically acclaimed ‘#CholaSeason’ mixtape, rising rapstress BIA has finally lifted the lid on her official debut studio album ‘Bianca.’
A 16-track affair loaded with a star-studded guest list featuring big names like Ty Dolla $ign, Becky G, Denzel Curry, A$AP Ferg, and more, the eponymous LP was delivered to digital shelves on Friday (October 10) courtesy of Epic Records.
“If I could take the best things about BIA and put them into an album… I’d have ‘Bianca,’” she said about the long-awaited project. “Poured my whole heart into this with people I love. I wanted it to feel personal, unpredictable, and timeless.”
Arriving on the wings of singles ‘Birthday Behavior,’ ‘We On Go,’ ‘One Thing,’ b’Dade,’ hop inside to get acquainted with the latest from BIA via Apple Music and Spotify.
DJ diva Honey Dijon gave fans a tasty sample from her third studio album, the forthcoming ‘The Nightlife,‘ by unleashing the LP’s lead single and title track on Thursday (October 9).
Tapping GRAMMY-nominated R&B diva Chloe Bailey to assist, the high-octane cut sees the duo toast to letting loose and throwing cares away on the dancefloor.
“I know a place, a place where I can get away / And let the melody take control of me / Don’t let go of me, don’t let go / Take me ’round and ’round and ’round and ’round and ’round (‘Round and ’round and ’round and ’round)/ The night life, oh-oh,” wails Bailey over pulsating production.
Accompanying the tune’s arrival with an equally sizzling music video directed by Andrew Makadsi, hop inside to get acquainted with ‘Nightlife.’
Cardi B quietly made history several times over at the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) on the day her latest album, ‘Am I the Drama,’ was released.
Beyond seeing the LP snatch the record for fastest album to go Platinum, the rapstress also learned ‘Bodak Yellow‘ – the leading hit from her debut studio effort ‘Invasion of Privacy‘ – now sits as the highest-certified traditional hit ever performed by a woman of color.
As if that’s not enough, the comprehensive updates delivered to her catalog of hits pushed her to the front of the line among female rappers.
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