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On July 26, 2025, Beyoncé brought the house down in Las Vegas with a surprise Destiny’s Child reunion during the closing night of her record-breaking Cowboy Carter Tour. The impromptu performance at Allegiant Stadium marked the first time Beyoncé shared the stage with Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams since their 2018 Coachella appearance, sending fans into a frenzy and sparking widespread buzz across social media. The crowd erupted when Beyoncé disappeared briefly from the stage, only to return flanked by Rowland and Williams, all three dressed in striking gold western-inspired outfits. The trio opened their mini-set with “Lose My Breath,”…

Michael Bublé has announced the deluxe re-release of his career-defining album It’s Time, marking its 20th anniversary with a fresh collection of 25 tracks. The special edition is scheduled for release on September 12, 2025, and will include a mix of remastered originals, live performances, and two previously unreleased songs—one of which, “Just Like You,” Bublé wrote at the age of 16. The timing of the release coincides with Bublé’s return as a coach on Season 28 of The Voice, adding momentum to what is shaping up to be a landmark season for the Canadian crooner. Available in digital deluxe…

The Atlanta Dream have turned heads this season as rising contenders in the WNBA, thanks in large part to standout performances from Jordin Canada and Allisha Gray. Canada recently surpassed 2,000 career points, while Gray is leading the team with an impressive average of around 19 points per game. Their contributions have become central to the Dream’s success and identity both on and off the court. The Dream currently hold a 14–10 record and are riding momentum into a key matchup against the elite Minnesota Lynx, who boast a dominant 22–4 mark and sit atop the league standings. This game…

In his official Presidential Message on June 13, 2025, the President emphasized a troubling reality: men in the United States currently have a life expectancy approximately five years shorter than women. This disparity has grown in recent years, with some studies suggesting the gap may now be as wide as six years—marking the largest difference in decades. The President noted that this life expectancy gap is driven by multiple health and behavioral factors. Men are more likely to suffer earlier onset of heart disease, engage in riskier behaviors, and delay routine medical care. These patterns contribute to later diagnoses, higher…

The co-headlining “Tits Out Tour,” featuring Kesha and Scissor Sisters, officially began its North American leg on July 1, 2025, in West Valley City, Utah. The July 26 stop at The Pavilion at Star Lake in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania, marks one of the standout early shows, blending nostalgia with bold new energy. This tour supports Kesha’s sixth studio album, Period, which was released on July 4, 2025, under her independent imprint Kesha Records. It also marks Scissor Sisters’ first North American performances in over a decade, as part of their reunion tour that initially launched overseas in 2024. The Tits Out…

Singer-songwriter Rob Thomas is marking a major creative resurgence with the release of his new single “Hard to Be Happy,” which dropped on July 11, 2025. The song serves as the lead preview from his forthcoming sixth solo album, All Night Days, due out on September 5. Along with the new music, Thomas announced The All Night Days Tour, a 25-city U.S. headlining run that begins on August 1 and continues through September 6. The tour will feature support from A Great Big World on all dates and The Lucky opening select shows. Thomas, known for his work both as…

Gospel powerhouse Tasha Cobbs Leonard officially released her first-ever studio album, TASHA, on July 25, 2025, via Motown Gospel. The album features a standout collaboration with John Legend on the spiritually resonant track “Church.” The music video premiered exclusively with PEOPLE, introducing a contemplative, minimalist visual centered on worship stripped down to its rawest form In the exclusive PEOPLE premiere, the duo performs surrounded by a choir clad in white—accompanied only by Legend on piano. The setting is deliberately spare: no lights, no crowds, no distractions—just two voices lifted in worship. Leonard emphasized their intention to evoke the intimacy and sacredness…

Country artist Kaylee Rose is accelerating her ascent in the industry with a well-honed fusion of traditional and contemporary sounds, a burgeoning streaming presence, and heightened mainstream visibility Originally from Florida and now based in Nashville, Rose amassed over 50 million music streams and more than two million followers across social platforms by mid‑July 2025, largely independent of major label backing. She brought her lively country repertoire to Edwardsville’s Wildey Theatre on July 25, 2025, showcasing her genre-fluid appeal to both indie and mainstream audiences Rose’s breakout momentum is fueled in part by strategic playlist placements. Her latest tracks have been featured…

On June 20, 2025, KPop Demon Hunters debuted on Netflix and rapidly evolved into a global phenomenon. Within just one week, it reached the Top 10 in 93 countries and claimed the #1 movie spot in 26 to 41 countries according to FlixPatrol data. The film amassed over 33 million views in its first two weeks, and by mid‑July had surpassed 56 million total streams, continuing to grow steadily even in its fifth week—making it the first Netflix film to increase its peak week viewership that late in its run. The film’s soundtrack has shattered records. Huntr/x’s song “Golden” soared to…

Tyler Childers’s latest album, Snipe Hunter, released on July 25, 2025, marks a bold evolution in country music. Produced by the legendary Rick Rubin—with additional production from Childers himself, Sylvan Esso’s Nick Sanborn, and mixing by Shawn Everett—the 13-track record combines Appalachian folk roots with adventurous forays into punk, synth, funk, and spiritual exploration. Critics today are labeling Snipe Hunter a visionary leap, a record that reflects Childers’s personal and artistic journey—from his Kentucky holler to global spiritual pilgrimages in India and Hawaii. The album channels raw Appalachian authenticity while embracing unexpected textures and genre-crossing experimentation. The Sound Cafe praises it…