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1. MGK Brings Halsey Onstage for Surprise Duet & Praises Her for ‘Fighting Every Day’ Through Illness

   The pop star filled in for Camila Cabello on "Bad Things" at the rapper-rocker's Illinois concert.

2. 7 Questions We Hope Get Answered in ‘Taylor Swift: The End of an Era’

   The six-part documentary series premieres Dec. 12 on Disney+.

3. The Best Ticketing Sites to Find Affordable Tickets to Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande & More

   Whether you're a fan of pop, rock, country or all of the above, these resale sites will have discounted tickets to shows.

4. Judge Denies Cardi B Accuser a New Trial in Failed Assault Lawsuit: ‘Unpersuasive’

   The star's lawyers had called security guard Emani Ellis' request for a new assault trial "absurd."

5. Three Days Grace Becomes Second Act With 20 Mainstream Rock Airplay No. 1s

   “Kill Me Fast” reaches the top spot.

6. DJ Quik’s Son Convicted of Murder, Facing 40 Years in Prison

   David Marvin Blake Jr. will be sentenced in February of next year.

7. Fariana Says Her New Album Is A Gift To Her Inner Child | Billboard News

   Fariana says that “El Caballito” marked the beginning of a new era for her, and that her new merengue album, Música Para Bailar, is a gift for her fans and for her inner child. Fariana: Well, imagine, it’s not a song. I had been nominated before with two categories, best rap and best reggaeton, but […]

8. ‘Sinners’ Leads 2026 Critics Choice Awards Nominations With 17 Nods, Including Score & Song: Full List

   Ryan Coogler's horror film seems to be headed for a very strong awards season.

9. The 25 Best Stand-Up Comedians of the 21st Century So Far: Full List

   The funniest funny people of the last 25 years — as chosen by the bookers and heads of comedy clubs, festivals and 'The Tonight Show.'

10. Tekashi 6ix9ine Is Going Back to Jail for Violating His Probation With Drugs & Assault

    The rapper’s new jail term follows a 45-day sentence last year for previous violations of his racketeering plea deal.