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1. How Tyler, The Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw 2025 Avoided Burning Thousands of Gallons of Diesel Fuel

   The Nov. 22-23 festival in Los Angeles incorporated a flurry of clean power initiatives.

2. Stevie Wonder Cancels House Full of Toys Benefit Concert: ‘Big Idea, Little Time’

   Slated to perform Dec. 18-21 at L.A.'s Fonda Theatre, the Grammy winner will give "a substantial donation for the children" instead.

3. The Viral Squishmallows Advent Calendar Gets Pre-Holiday Price Drop (and Arrives by Christmas)

   Where to snag the limited-edition plushies before they're gone for good. Plus, more Squishmallows favorites for the collector in your life.

4. Hear Dennis Ferrer’s Full Set From Time Warp USA 2025: ‘The Crowd Was Dancing Rather Than Filming’

   The festival happened Nov. 21-22 at New York's Brooklyn Storehouse.

5. Selena Gomez Addresses Questions About Her Voice & Whether She Has a ‘Mustache’: ‘I Totally Get It’

   The singer/actress didn't hold back when talking to followers on Instagram recently.

6. Olivia Rodrigo Recalls Hanging Out With Harry Styles After Writing One Direction FanFic as a Child

   "I remember being like, 'If I told 10-year-old Olivia, she'd be like, shut the f--- up, you're lying,'" she said.

7. Music Hall of Williamsburg to Close After 2026

   The Brooklyn venue was informed that its lease would not be renewed.  

8. From Retro-Themed Speakers to Custom Funko Pops: Here’s 25 Last-Minute Gifts Under $50 That Will Arrive Before Christmas

   Still holiday shopping? We've compiled a list of affordable music, tech, and home gifts for any last-minute recommendations.

9. George Clinton Teases 2026 Tour, With a Newly Constructed P-Funk Mothership Ready to Soar

   Most spaceships are kept at Roswell, but the original Mothership currently lives in the Smithsonian.

10. YouTube Announces Intention to Withdraw Data From Billboard’s Charts

    The change, which YouTube says will take effect in January, will mean that YouTube withdraws its data from all of Billboard's U.S. and global charts.