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Karol G Earns Her 23rd Latin Airplay No. 1 With Drake Collab ‘Ahi’

  • “Ahí” gives Karol G her 23rd Latin Airplay No. 1.
  • She moves ahead of Prince Royce in the chart’s all-time tally.
  • The song also tops Latin Rhythm Airplay.

Karol G’s collaboration with Drake, “Ahí”, has reached No. 1 on Billboard’s Latin Airplay chart, replacing her own song “BbY WOW” at the top. The milestone gives her 23 chart-toppers and moves her ahead of Prince Royce for the 10th most No. 1s in the chart’s history. The…

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LITA FORD On Her Upcoming Album ‘The Bride Wore Black’: ‘It’s Kind Of A PG-13 Sort Of Dark Fairy Tale’

  • Lita Ford’s first studio album since 2012 is planned for early 2027.
  • *The Bride Wore Black* is a dark fairy-tale concept album.
  • Guests include Doro Pesch and Jean Beauvoir.

Lita Ford has confirmed that her new album, *The Bride Wore Black*, is planned for release in early 2027 through Frontiers Music Srl. It will be her first studio album since 2012’s *Living Like A Runaway* and a concept record built around a dark fairy-tale theme. Ford describes…

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White House delays inquiry into Habba’s disputed Kennedy Center donation claim

  • White House officials are questioning whether a key text message is genuine.
  • Habba’s husband says $5.6 million was intended for the Kennedy Center.
  • Trump’s team has postponed its decision until after the midterms.

The White House is investigating Alina Habba’s accusation that former Kennedy Center president Ric Grenell failed to pass on money her husband intended to donate to the arts centre. President Donald Trump asked White House counsel Will Scharf to look into the dispute, but officials are now questioning…

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Madison Beer heckled by Chargers fans during Disney show, Madden impressions & Rays reporter Aileen Hnatiuk!

  • Chargers fans heckled Madison Beer at Disneyland.
  • The crowd shouted for the team to be fixed.
  • The column also touches on John Madden and the World Series.

Madison Beer was heckled by Los Angeles Chargers fans during a performance at Disneyland, where people shouted “Fix the Chargers!” The article presents the incident as a sign of supporters’ frustration with the team’s poor season, with the singer caught in the crossfire because she is engaged to…

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Cynthia Erivo Calls Out Public’s ‘Annoyance’ Over Ariana Grande Friendship: ‘Why Are They Showing Emotion? How Dare They Cry!’

  • Erivo says the public questioned her friendship with Grande.
  • Their emotional press tour moments went viral.
  • Erivo says the “bodyguard” label reflected misogyny and misogynoir.

Cynthia Erivo says some people reacted with “annoyance” to the close friendship she shares with Ariana Grande, questioning why the two women were so connected. She argues that their emotional moments during the *Wicked* press tour were scrutinised regardless of how they behaved. Erivo said the stars’ hugs,…

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“Pissing me off so much”: the bands Kurt Cobain wanted to “completely throw away”

  • Cobain criticised sexist themes in some hard rock lyrics.
  • Punk led him to reject his earlier hard rock collection.
  • He later returned to appreciate parts of those influences.

Kurt Cobain said he became uncomfortable with some of the hard rock he had once enjoyed because its lyrics often centred on sex and reflected casual sexism. His changing perspective helped push him towards punk, shaping the musical direction that later defined Nirvana. In a 1992 interview, Cobain…

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Miliband rejects calls to restrict Swinney’s overseas visits

  • Miliband says Swinney can continue making overseas visits.
  • Cooper challenges Foreign Office support for the trips.
  • Swinney’s US flights previously cost taxpayers nearly £45,000.

Ed Miliband has declined calls to restrict John Swinney’s overseas visits, saying the Scottish First Minister “can have his visits”. The response has drawn criticism from Conservative MP John Cooper, who argues that the trips risk undermining devolution and using public money for matters reserved to the UK…

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He helped write ‘Hotel California’, but one member of the Eagles became “intolerable” for Don Henley

  • Don Felder built the musical foundation for “Hotel California”.
  • Years of tension ended with his departure from the Eagles.
  • Henley believed the band could be more creative without him.

Don Henley said the Eagles’ split with guitarist Don Felder followed years of tension and had become “intolerable”. The dispute highlights how songwriting, recognition and money can strain a successful band, even when its members have made influential music together. Felder helped create the musical foundation of “Hotel…

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In 2011, Crosby, Stills & Nash fell out with Rick Rubin and refused to release their album: “It was a very interesting project”

  • CSN’s planned Rick Rubin covers album was shelved after creative disagreements.
  • Rubin reportedly wanted the band to choose only one Beatles song.
  • Graham Nash praised Rubin but was unsure the recordings would be released.

Crosby, Stills & Nash abandoned a planned covers album with producer Rick Rubin in 2011 after disagreements over the material and who should decide what the band recorded. The split ended a much-anticipated collaboration, despite early signs that Rubin’s ideas could bring fresh possibilities to the trio’s sound.…

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