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A day before thousands of ravers were set to descend on Belgium's most iconic music festival and the biggest event for EDM music lovers in the world, Tomorrowland faced an unexpected disaster: its legendary Main Stage went up in flames. -
Paulina Rubio Loses Key Custody Battle Against Ex Colate Over Son Andrea Nicolás
La Chica Dorada and her exhusband have been fighting for over 11 years for the custody of their son. Andrea Nicolás, born during Paulina Rubio and Nicolás Vallejo-Nájera "Colate"'s marriage, is now 14 years old. -
Gilberto Gil Announces Retirement from the Stage After More Than 60 Years of Musical Legacy
One of the most influential voices in Latin American music and a pioneer of the Tropicália movement has announced his retirement from the stage. Gilberto Gil revealed that his current 2025 tour will be his last. -
Jazz Royalty Returns to Miami: Adrienne Arsht Center Announces 2025-26 JAZZ ROOTS Series with Miles Davis Tribute, Sheila E. and More
Kicking off in November 2025 and spanning five blockbuster performances through May 2026, this season in the Arsht Center bridges the golden era of jazz with modern innovation. -
Mexican Music Grupo Frontera Lineup Changes: Member Breaks Silence on Shocking Departure
The bassist for the band announced his departure from Grupo Frontera and hinted at his unspecified dismissal. -
Colombian Courts Investigate Bolero Star Charlie Zaa Over Alleged $6M Paramilitary Ties
At least three of the artist's nightclubs are under investigation. Charlie Zaa is being linked to paramilitary groups, under the scrutiny of the Colombian justice system. -
Manhattan School of Music Launches Innovative Online Program
The program, announced this week, opens the gates of the Manhattan School of Music, one of the nation's most prestigious performing arts institutions, to a new generation of students around the world. -
Cassie Ventura's Lawyer Breaks Silence on Verdict: Report Claims She's Living in Fear
Just hours after a federal jury convicted the music mogul on two counts of transporting individuals across state lines for prostitution, Cassie's legal team broke their silence. -
Sean 'Diddy' Combs' Family Stunned as Judge Blocks Bail Over Domestic Violence History
Arun Subramanian ruled that the artist and music entrepreneur must remain behind bars while his sentence is determined after being found guilty on two of the five charges against him. -
Diddy Escapes Sex Trafficking Charge But Prison Still Looms: Here's What Happens Next
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BTS Reunites and Announces New Album for Spring 2026 and Special Release in July - COMPLETE VIDEO
In First OT7 Live in Three Years, the members of BTS confirmed that they are working in a new album and more news. -
Jungkook and Jimin Confirm 'Are You Sure?!' Season 2, Filmed in Vietnam and Switzerland, Ahead of BTS' 2026 Comeback
Filmed in Vietnam and Switzerland, the new season was shot right after Jungkook and Jimin completed their mandatory military service on June 11, 2025, marking their first joint project post-discharge. -
Karol G and Airbnb Launch the Ultimate Medellín and 'Tropicoqueta' Experience and Only 24 Fans Will Get In - EXCLUSIVE
The home-rental platform Airbnb partnered with Karol G to launch one of its most significant and high-profile experiences to date in Latin America. -
Carin León, Luis R Conriquez and the Estefans Headline Billboard Latin Music Week 2025: Full Lineup & Dates Revealed
The 2025 edition of the iconic Miami music event is a powerful prelude to the Billboard Latin Music Awards, which take place in October. Billboard Latin Music Week offered the initial list of artists who will give talks and panels. -
5 Songs From Netflix's K-Pop Demon Hunters That Are Topping Spotify Korea and the World
Netflix's animated action-fantasy K-Pop Demon Hunters was already a global success story in its opening weekend, hitting No. 1 in over 20 countries, including the U.S., South Korea, and Mexico. But its soundtrack? That's a whole other phenomenon. -
Super Junior Unveils Intimate Polaroid Photos for 20th Anniversary Comeback
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BTS Suga's $3.6M Autism Center in Seoul Opens Path for Music Therapy
The Min Yoongi Treatment Center, funded by a $3.6 million donation from Suga himself, officially launched in Seoul . -
Alejandro Sanz Accused of Misconduct by Fan — Now He's Suing
The Spanish singer-songwriter took to social media to thank his fans, while his team is discussing legal action with the press. Alejandro Sanz remains on the warpath against Ivet Playa. -
Anitta's Post-Surgery Health Scare: Infection Forces Her to Cancel Appearances
The Brazilian artist has canceled several performances amid rumors that she had experienced complications with her most recent cosmetic procedure. Anitta's team broke their silence and confirmed the surgery by providing an explanation. -
New K-Pop Group 1Verse Makes History with North Korean Defectors and Multinational Members
Created by Cho Michelle, founder of Singing Beetle and A&R producer at SM Entertainment, 1 Verse stands out from other Korean music bands thanks to its members' incredible story, among other things. -
Karol G's 'Tropicoqueta' Album Surprises Fans With Thalía, Feid, and A Steamy Video With Marvel and Top Gun Actor Danny Ramírez
The Colombian artist not only tied herself to nostalgia and her love, Karol G has also given a Hollywood touch to her campaign to promote her new album 'Tropicoqueta'. -
Charles Burrell, the first African American Musician to Be Hired by a Major American Orchestra, Dead at 104
In 1949, the Denver Symphony appointed Charles Burrell, making him the first Black musician to be hired permanently by an American orchestra. He was a lifelong lover of the classics and jazz music. -
Alfred Brendel, First Pianist to Record All of Beethoven's Works, Deat at 94
From a child prodigy to one of the most recognized pianist in history, Alfred Brendel leaves the classical music world in mourning and an eternal legacy. -
Alejandro Sanz Publishes Open Letter to Fan Who Accused Him of Emotional Abuse
The Spanish artist published a text on social media in which he addresses the issue and gives his version of why Ivet Playá decided to speak out now. According to Alejandro Sanz, it was because she refused to do something he had asked her to do. -
Megan Fox and MGK's Baby Girl Is Named Saga Blade Fox-Baker: What Does It Mean?
The artists, who separated before the baby's birth, had kept the details of her birth and her name private. Now the musician has revealed them on his social media. -
Woman Says Spanish Artist Alejandro Sanz Groomed Her at 18 and For Years Cheated on Partners With Her
Ivet Playa, a Spanish woman and fan of Alejandro Sanz, accused the singer-songwriter in a video posted on social media of having had an intimate relationship with her for several years since her adolescence, which she described as "a nightmare." -
Disney+ Brings Back Teen Musical Series Soy Luna with Karol Sevilla in 2026 After Fan-Led Revival
"Your trusted blonde is back," said Karol Sevilla when announcing that they have begun filming the hit series, which had its final episode in 2018, after three seasons. -
Latin Music Icons Like Shakira and Luis Fonsi Speak Out for Undocumented Immigrants Amid ICE Raids
More and more Latin American and Latino artists are speaking out against the raids to capture, detain, and deport undocumented immigrants. Shakira, Alejandro Sanz, and Luis Fonsi are the most recent names among the big names. -
All 7 BTS Members Reunite After Military Service during j-hope solo concert - VIDEO
The reunion took place at j-hope's solo concert in Seoul, part of FESTA 2025, BTS's annual celebration with fans. While he sang, the other six members of BTS were cheering, and driving the fans insane. -
Swifties Alert! Donna Kelce Joins The Traitors Season 4 Cast with Bravo Stars, Olympians, and K-pop Icons
The cast of The Traitors Season 4 has officially been announced by Peacock, and the internet can't stop talking about one name: Taylor Swift's maybe future mother-in-law. Donna Kelce will have a very stiff competition.
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