Founding drummer Roger Taylor has retired from Duran Duran and music, citing a worsening tinnitus diagnosis. The 66-year-old leaves after a final UK and European tour and recent studio work with Nile Rodgers.
Australian singer-songwriter Jack River has released her first new music in three years, 'Borderline', marking a new creative chapter after signing with the independent label G.Y.R.O.
ITV has agreed to sell its Media & Entertainment division, including its channels and ITVX streamer, to Sky for £1.6 billion.
The 2027 Sydney Mardi Gras Party will move into the tunnels beneath Allianz Stadium for the first time, with Fatboy Slim and PNAU headlining the all-night event on March 6.
The CMA apologized after denying red carpet access to veteran artists Sammy Kershaw and Rodney Atkins, sparking industry backlash during its 60th anniversary preparations.
Michael Jackson's Thriller album surges to No. 2 on the Billboard 200, its highest chart position since 1984, driven by Halloween streaming and new vinyl reissues.
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Ecca Vandal has won the 2026 Australian Music Prize and its A$50,000 award for her album Looking for People to Unfollow, beating eight other finalists.
My Chemical Romance scored its first Billboard 200 chart-topper with a 20th-anniversary reissue of 'The Black Parade,' which jumped from No. 139 to No. 1.
Xavier Becerra has won the California governor's race with 65% of the vote, becoming the first Latino elected to the office.
Park Hoon-jung's new film 'Tristes Tropiques' has secured international distribution across multiple territories.
A major slate of new albums arrives on November 6, 2026, led by Kings of Leon's 'O My Beloved' and Sufjan Stevens's 'Worst Christmas Ever!', alongside notable releases from Skepta, La Roux, and a Tom Petty archival set.
The Chicks postponed their Los Angeles concert at the Dolby Theatre hours before showtime due to illness, rescheduling the performance for November 4th as part of their 20th anniversary tour.
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