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1. deadmau5 Is Expanding His Family in the Most Purr-ecious Way — by Adopting a New Cat He Helped

   This will make four feline friends in the music producer's home.

2. Inside 2026 World Cup: How Katy Perry, LISA, Anitta & More Pop Stars Turned the Soccer Field Into Their Stage

   On the new Billboard Pop Shop Podcast, Katie tells Keith all about her experience inside Los Angeles Stadium for the U.S. opening ceremony.

3. Wyclef Jean Talks 2026 World Cup Performances, Upcoming 7-Album ‘Quantum Leap’ Series & Bringing Haitian Carnival to the World: ‘Feels Like We’re Chosen’

   The Grammy winner also reveals his favorite soccer player of all time.

4. Malcolm Todd’s ‘Do That Again’ Debuts in Top 10 of 7 Billboard Charts

   The new album’s start is punctuated by a No. 5 bow on the Billboard 200.

5. ‘The Valley’ Star Michelle Saniei Confirms She’s Dating Dr. Dre: ‘We Love Being in Each Other’s Company’ 

   The couple was spotted holding hands in Malibu in April.

6. Here Are All the Official FIFA World Cup Songs & Anthems, Ranked

   There are many World Cup Songs, but these are the tracks officially adopted by FIFA for each soccer tournament since 1990. Find out which one is our favorite.

7. YouTube AI Lawsuit, Lionel Richie Trademark, Diddy Case Ruling & More Top Music Law News

   In this week's Legal Beat newsletter, YouTube makes a surprising argument, Lionel Richie protects his voice, Diddy wins another civil case and much more.

8. Lola Young, Roger Daltrey & FLO Lead Winners at 2026 ASCAP London Awards

   Figures from music, film and TV were recognized at the London ceremony on Tuesday (June 16).

9. Riley Green & Blake Pendergrass Take Early Honors Ahead of Nashville Songwriter Awards

   The ninth annual Nashville Songwriter Awards will be held in September.

10. CBS Signs Deal to Avoid Legal Trouble From Stephen Colbert Playing Copyrighted ‘Peanuts’ Song

    The departing Late Night host jokingly hoped playing a Charlie Brown song wouldn't "cost CBS any money!" It apparently did.