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Xavi Is First to Lead These 3 Latin Airplay Charts Simultaneously in 2026
Xavi’s single “Dosis” has simultaneously topped Billboard’s Latin Airplay, Latin Pop Airplay and Regional Mexican Airplay charts (dated 22 August), making him the first artist to achieve this triple feat in 2026. The achievement highlights the crossover appeal of the pop-leaning track, which has drawn strong support from both regional Mexican and pop radio formats…
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BUSH Celebrates 15th Anniversary Of ‘The Sea Of Memories’ With New Anniversary Edition Featuring Nine Bonus Tracks
BUSH are marking the 15th anniversary of their 2011 album “The Sea Of Memories” with a new definitive edition, due for release on 25 September via earMUSIC. The reissue features freshly remastered 2026 audio and nine previously unreleased bonus tracks, giving fans and new listeners alike a fuller picture of what the band describe as…
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Early Cerebras investor Adit Singh joins Mayfield as infrastructure partner
Adit Singh, an early investor in AI chip startup Cerebras, has joined venture capital firm Mayfield as an infrastructure partner. Singh made his name at Foundation Capital, where he helped source and co-lead Cerebras’s first funding round, a bet that paid off handsomely when the chipmaker went public in May 2026 at a valuation of…
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‘Power’ Star Marcus Callender Sets ‘Spades: The Play’ National Tour Dates
Actor and playwright Marcus Callender, known for roles in Power and Wu-Tang: An American Saga, is taking his stage production Spades: The Play on a national tour this autumn. The production, which he wrote over ten years and directs, follows a group of twenty-somethings whose weekly card game in 2013 Harlem gives way to candid…
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‘The Audacity’ Season 2 Adds Usman Ally As Series Regular
AMC’s dark comedy series “The Audacity” has added actor Usman Ally as a series regular for its second season, joining previously announced cast member Miriam Shor. Ally will play Byron Zandani, a senior Silicon Valley lawyer who navigates ethically murky situations while worn down by the demands of tech CEOs, fitting the show’s satirical focus…
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Several Big PS5 Games Have Gone Gold, Some Nearly Two Months Ahead of Launch
Three major PlayStation 5 titles have gone gold in recent days, meaning their development is complete and discs are ready to be manufactured ahead of release. This marks a significant milestone for each game and suggests their launches, some of which are still weeks away, are on track for a smooth debut with limited scope…
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CNN is obsessed with Natalie Harp, shamefully interviews brother
t’s just bad form, and awkward, to induce family members of public figures to criticize them, unless they’re telling us something we need to know and couldn’t have learned any other way.
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US raises alarm over American detained in China
🌎 Plus: Darline Graham tries to clean up debate gaffe {beacon} It’s Thursday, and we’ve got some big news from Cate Martel! Your usual 12:30 correspondent welcomed a new baby, Liam, and is out for the next few months on maternity leave! 🍼👶 Programming note: We will have a rotating cast of Hill folks…
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Ramp launches its own AI model router, called Router
Ramp, the corporate expense management platform, has launched an AI model routing service called Router, which allows users and businesses to access and switch between multiple large language models through a single API. The move follows Stripe’s reported plan to acquire AI gateway startup OpenRouter, and positions Ramp to profit from the booming AI inference…