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The Hottest R&B Artists of 2026 Right Now: Staff Picks

  • Billboard highlights R&B artists thriving across music, touring and culture.
  • Kehlani and Leon Thomas are among the strongest 2026 contenders.
  • The picks mix established names with rising performers.

Billboard’s staff picks identify the R&B artists making the strongest impact in 2026, using chart performance, vocals, cultural relevance, touring and commercial activity. - Leon Thomas and Kehlani are presented as leading contenders, with Thomas accumulating more than ten features and Kehlani’s “Folded” reaching No. 6 on the…

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Why it’s now ‘groundhog day’ at the still-closed Dead Zoo as the reasons – or excuses – for ‘snail’s pace’ revamp of the much-loved Natural History Museum attract the unwanted attention of a VERY big player…

  • Dead Zoo refurbishment delays are drawing renewed criticism.
  • The museum remains closed without a clear reopening date.
  • External scrutiny is increasing over the project’s slow progress.

The article reports continuing concern over the prolonged closure and refurbishment of Dublin’s Natural History Museum, widely known as the “Dead Zoo”. It suggests that repeated explanations for the slow progress have led to frustration among supporters of the museum and increased scrutiny from a major outside body.…

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Judge’s fury as ‘dangerous’ alleged rapist who threatened to chop accuser ‘into little pieces’ is bailed by police

  • Judge criticises police bail decision for alleged rapist.
  • Report alleges threats against the complainant.
  • Allegations have not been proven in court.

The article reports that a judge criticised police for granting bail to a man accused of rape who was described in court as dangerous. The case raises concerns about how police assess risk and protect complainants while serious allegations are investigated. The man is alleged to have threatened…

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Utah town is torn apart after female mayor refuses to ban fireworks

  • Clinton permitted fireworks in most areas despite statewide wildfire restrictions.
  • The mayor received an online arson threat over the decision.
  • Human activity caused over 75% of Utah wildfires.

Clinton, Utah, has been divided after Mayor Marie Dougherty and Fire Chief Jason Poulsen allowed personal fireworks in much of the city despite temporary statewide restrictions prompted by severe wildfire conditions. The decision led to hostile reactions, including an online threat to burn down the mayor’s home, highlighting…

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The Recorded Music Industry Wants Labels on AI Music. How Could That Work? (FAQ)

  • Industry groups propose shared labels for AI-generated music.
  • AI tracks now form a large share of streaming uploads.
  • Concerns remain over tagging music merely assisted by AI.

Music-industry bodies have proposed a shared system for identifying songs that are fully or partly generated with artificial intelligence, responding to the rapid growth of AI material being delivered to streaming services. The initiative matters because platforms, labels and distributors have lacked consistent rules, while some listeners say…

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  • The Avalanches release “Blue Shadows” with Karen O.
  • The song samples a 1983 Blue Gas single.
  • It follows two recent releases by the trio.

The Avalanches have released a new single, “Blue Shadows”, featuring Karen O. The track marks another step in the Australian trio’s return to regular releases after a six-year gap and continues their characteristic sample-led sound. “Blue Shadows” asks whether a broken heart can be mended and prominently samples…

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Ethiopian migrant allegedly killed 3 over $65 parking dispute, claimed he was victim of anti-immigrant bias

  • Migrant accused of killing three workers after parking dispute.
  • Suspect reportedly alleged anti-immigrant bias.
  • Case fuels Minnesota immigration and justice debate.

An Ethiopian migrant has been accused of murdering three employees at his apartment building in St Paul, Minnesota, following a dispute over a $65 parking-deck contract. The case has drawn attention because the suspect reportedly claimed he was being targeted by anti-immigrant bias, while police allege the confrontation…

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Free, Ad-Supported Gaming Is Now Available On Xbox In A Test

  • Xbox is testing free, ad-supported gaming.
  • The scheme could lower barriers to playing.
  • Further programme details were unavailable.

Xbox is testing a free, advertising-supported way to access games, according to the article’s title. If expanded beyond the trial, it could offer players another lower-cost entry point while giving publishers and Microsoft a new revenue model. The available article text does not provide further details about the…

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4 Pop Songs From 1964 That Still Give Radio Life Today

  • Four 1964 pop songs remain staples of oldies radio.
  • The Beach Boys and Beatles each scored major number-one hits.
  • Dusty Springfield revived “Wishin’ And Hopin’” with a successful cover.

The article highlights four pop songs released in 1964 that it says remain regular fixtures on classic rock and oldies radio. It argues that their continued airplay reflects their lasting appeal and their importance within the pop music of the 1960s. - “I Get Around” by The Beach…

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Charles Wesley Godwin Addresses the Most Heartbreaking Loss Imaginable

  • Godwin’s new album responds to the stillbirth of his son.
  • Christian Name explores grief, faith and healing.
  • The 13-track record is released on 24 July.

Country singer-songwriter Charles Wesley Godwin’s new album, Christian Name, was shaped by the stillbirth of his son Samuel in August 2024, an event he says fundamentally changed him. The record matters as a deeply personal account of grief, faith and gradual healing, created after songs he had written…

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