1. Ayra Starr's "Where Do We Go"
    Music

    Ayra Starr's "Where Do We Go"

    Ayra Starr's first single of 2026 arrives without a feature — and the artist behind 7 billion streams and two GRAMMY nominations doesn't need one. "Where Do We Go" lands like a statement.

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  2. Gnarls Barkley Is Back — And They're Closing the Book
    Music

    Gnarls Barkley Is Back — And They're Closing the Book

    18 years after The Odd Couple, Gnarls Barkley is releasing Atlanta — their third album and, by their own word, their last. CeeLo and Danger Mouse chose to finish the story on their terms.

    ·1 min read
  3. Baby Keem Turned Webster Hall Into a Church Last Night
    Baby Keem

    Baby Keem Turned Webster Hall Into a Church Last Night

    Baby Keem sold out Webster Hall in minutes, premiered the 'Good Flirts' video featuring Kendrick Lamar to the crowd that earned it, and closed with 'Family Ties' — twice.

    ·1 min read
  4. Bad Bunny Is Starring in a Film About Puerto Rican History
    Movies

    Bad Bunny Is Starring in a Film About Puerto Rican History

    Bad Bunny isn't just making music about Puerto Rican identity — he's bringing it to the big screen. His upcoming historical epic Porto Rico is the cinematic extension of everything Debí Tirar Más Fotos started.

    ·1 min read
  5. Bad Bunny's Super Bowl LX Halftime Show Sets Global Viewership Record with 4.157 Billion Views
    Music

    Bad Bunny's Super Bowl LX Halftime Show Sets Global Viewership Record with 4.157 Billion Views

    Bad Bunny became the first Latino solo artist to headline the Super Bowl halftime, performing almost entirely in Spanish — and pulling 4.157 billion global views in a single day.

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  6. JAY-Z "N**** WHAT, N**** WHO (ORIGINATOR 99)" ft. Big Jaz & Amil — Available Now on Streaming
    Music

    JAY-Z "N**** WHAT, N**** WHO (ORIGINATOR 99)" ft. Big Jaz & Amil — Available Now on Streaming

    Big Jaz — the Brooklyn mentor who put Hov on — reunites with JAY-Z and Roc-A-Fella's Amil on this late '90s classic, now finally available across all major streaming platforms.

    ·1 min read
  7. JAŸ-Z Reissues 'Dead Presidents' On 30th Anniversary Of Original Release
    Music

    JAŸ-Z Reissues 'Dead Presidents' On 30th Anniversary Of Original Release

    The OG 'Dead Presidents' — the version that never made Reasonable Doubt — hits streaming for the first time, 30 years after its February 1996 release on Roc-A-Fella Records.

    ·2 min read
  8. Baby Keem Drops "Birds & The Bees" Visual From New Album Ca$ino
    Music

    Baby Keem Drops "Birds & The Bees" Visual From New Album Ca$ino

    Built around a pitched-up Feist sample, 'Birds & The Bees' is Ca$ino's most seductive moment — and the new video, starring KATSEYE's Lara Raj, plays the charm and chaos perfectly.

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  9. Apple Podcasts Is Going Video — Here's What It Means for DJs and Creators
    Technology

    Apple Podcasts Is Going Video — Here's What It Means for DJs and Creators

    Apple Podcasts is collapsing the audio/video split with HLS streaming — one feed, offline downloads, and dynamic video ad insertion. For DJs, it's finally one platform to rule them all.

    ·2 min read
  10. Brent Faiyaz Icon Review: Why the Director's Cut Is Essential Listening
    Music

    Brent Faiyaz Icon Review: Why the Director's Cut Is Essential Listening

    Brent Faiyaz pulled Icon the night before its September release, scrapped the single, shelved the video, and started over. The Director's Cut proves it was worth it.

    ·1 min read
  11. J. Cole Announces 'The Fall-Off Tour' — 50+ Date Global Arena Run Kicks Off July 2026
    Music

    J. Cole Announces 'The Fall-Off Tour' — 50+ Date Global Arena Run Kicks Off July 2026

    J. Cole's first solo headline tour in five years opens July 11, 2026 in Charlotte and closes December 12 at FNB Stadium in Johannesburg — his first South Africa show in a decade.

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  12. Jill Scott Makes Her NPR Tiny Desk Concert Debut Performing 'To Whom This May Concern'
    Music

    Jill Scott Makes Her NPR Tiny Desk Concert Debut Performing 'To Whom This May Concern'

    One of the most requested Tiny Desk appearances in series history, Jill Scott delivered a soulful debut backed by a full band — opening with 'A Long Walk' and honoring the late D'Angelo.

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