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The Lumineers' New Album 'Cleopatra' Tops Deftones, Kanye West for No. 1
They may say that rock is dead, but don't tell that to the Billboard charts. This week, rock 'n' roll comes for the top of the album charts with a vengeance, as new releases from The Lumineers and Deftones lead the way in terms of sales and activity. -
Kanye West 'The Life of Pablo' Debuts at No. 1 with Wide Release Over Lukas Graham, Weezer
The Billboard charts are a tricky beast, but Kanye West's new album The Life of Pablo has dominated them. Nearly two months after the album's reveal and initial Tidal-exclusive release, the "Famous" rapper's new LP has topped the charts, besting new(er) releases from Lukas Graham, Weezer and the Big Sean/Jhene Aiko project Twenty88. -
The Weeknd, Drake & Justin Bieber Dominate 2016 Billboard Music Awards Nominations
The 2016 Billboard Music Awards is set to kickoff next month, but before the big day arrives viewers get a chance to see which artists have earned bragging rights as a finalist for the upcoming ceremony. On Monday (Apr. 11), Billboard premiered a lengthy list of nominees and their respected categories with three male musicians leading the pack. The Weeknd, Drake and Justin Bieber dominated the nominations. -
Justin Bieber "Company" The Knocks Remix Review: '55' DJs Rework Mellow 'Purpose' Single
Get ready for the summer with this new remix from The Knocks. NYC disco, funk electronic music duo The Knocks have been tabbed to remix Justin Bieber's new Purpose single, "Company. -
Rihanna, Fifth Harmony Put in Work and Dominate the American Charts
There's a lot of business happening on the charts this week. For the seventh week in a row, Rihanna and Drake's lead Anti single "Work" leads the Hot 100, but there's even more work to be done, courtesy of Fifth Harmony. The girl group's new track "Work from Home" also rose into the top 10 this week, marking their first-ever top 10 single. -
Justin Bieber Premiered His Dreadlocks at iHeartRadio Music Awards, Which Cannot be Unseen
Justin Bieber debuted his dreadlocks at the iHeartRadio Music Awards and we need to talk about this! -
ZAYN's 'Mind of Mine' Debuts at No. 1 in America Over K Michelle, Young Thug
Zayn's debut album 'Mind of Mine' is the number one album in the country, beating March releases from K Michelle, Young Thug, Asking Alexandria and more. -
Rihanna, Drake 'Work' Into Sixth Week at No. 1 Over Lukas Graham, Meghan Trainor
Rihanna and Drake know how to make it "Work." For the sixth straight week, the lead Anti single is the No. 1 song in the country. And though Rihanna dominates the Hot 100, she has a few reasons to be alarmed: new rising singles from Lukas Graham and Meghan Trainor. -
Gwen Stefani 'This Is What the Truth Feels Like' Tops the Charts Over Jordan Smith, Rihanna
Hey, Gwen Stefani! This is what a No. 1 album feels like. Twenty years after scoring her last No. 1 album with No Doubt (for Tragic Kingdom), the "Make Me Like You" singer's third solo album This Is What the Truth Feels Like has topped the Billboard 200. -
Justin Bieber & MMA Fighter Nate Diaz Are Friends After Instagram, UFC Feud [PHOTO]
Justin Bieber and Nate Diaz have squashed their alleged Instagram beef with a fun photo posted to social media. "Thank God," we assume Bieber is thinking. -
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You probably remember Aaron Carter, not just as the younger brother of the Backstreet Boys' Nick Carter, but also as a teen pop star in the 1990s just like Justin Bieber. With that, Carter has a message for Bieber and also expressed his support for presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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