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1. PinkPantheress Recruits Zara Larsson, SEVENTEEN, & More for ‘Fancy Some More’ Mixtape: Stream It Now

   PinkPantheress originally released her sophomore mixtape Fancy Thatin May, and it was recently included in the 2025 Mercury Prize shortlist.

2. No Doubt Sets Las Vegas Sphere Residency

   Six-show gig will make Gwen Stefani the first woman to headline the iconic arena.

3. Amy Poehler & Bowen Yang Accuse Role Model of ‘Diva Behavior’ in ‘SNL’ Promos: ‘It’s Gonna Be One of Those Weeks…’

   The "Sally, When the Wine Runs Out" singer/songwriter will make his Saturday Night Live debut this weekend alongside the former castmember.

4. Warner Music Close to Netflix Deal That Would Create Movies Around the Label’s Superstars: Report

   At a conference on Wednesday (Oct. 8), Warner CEO Robert Kyncl said "it makes a lot of sense” to strike such a partnership, without naming the streaming giant.

5. Music Publishers Can’t Add Lyric Piracy Claims to Anthropic AI Training Lawsuit

   Piracy allegations have become popular additions to AI copyright lawsuits in the wake of Anthropic’s $1.5 billion settlement with book authors.

6. NBA Star Luka Doncic Reveals the Britney Spears Song that Gets Him ‘Hyped’ on His Pre-Game Playlist

   Oops, Luka scored again.

7. Crocs’ Official ‘Wicked’ Clogs Are 50% Off Ahead of New Film Release

   It's time to choose if you're more of an Elphaba or Glinda.

8. Fans React to Drake’s ‘Not Like Us’ Lawsuit Against UMG Being Dismissed

   A federal judge ruled that a "war of words" during a "heated rap battle" didn't break the law.

9. Executive Who Signed AI Artist Xania Monet Promoted to Head of A&R at Hallwood

   Having spearheaded Hallwood Media's AI artist strategy, Danny Jacobson was elevated to the position after five years at the company.

10. A Timeline of Drake’s Legal Action Since Kendrick Lamar Dropped ‘Not Like Us’

    Drizzy has filed accusations against Universal Music Group, Spotify and more over the diss track.