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1. Russell Simmons Must Face Def Jam Exec’s Rape Lawsuit Despite Living in Indonesia, Judge Rules

   Persistence seems to be paying off for the anonymous accuser, who refiled her claims in state court after a prior federal lawsuit was dismissed.

2. Vince Staples Addresses Theory That ‘Cry Baby’ Artwork Represents Donald Trump: ‘I See a Lot of Conversation’

   The Long Beach rapper and actor's latest offering has sparked conversation online about its sound and message.

3. Cuisillos Complete Comeback to No. 1 on Regional Mexican Airplay With ‘Aunque Me Duela’

   “Aunque Me Duela” tops the chart, marking the act’s first leader since 2007.

4. YEONJUN of TOMORROW X TOGETHER to Show a ‘More Personal Side’ of Himself on 2nd Solo Album

   The project will serve as a follow-up to 2025's NO LABELS: PART 01.

5. Apple TV Deal: Here’s How to Save More Than 50% Off a Streaming Subscription

   Watch Widow's Bay, Severance, Ted Lasso and original music programming for just $5.99 per month (regularly $12.99 per month).

6. Fat Joe Reveals Plans for Star-Studded Hip-Hop Float With Wu-Tang Clan, Mary J. Blige, The LOX & More at New York Knicks Parade

   Joey Crack also teased appearances from Fabolous, Q-Tip and Ja Rule.

7. Olivia Rodrigo Sensed ‘Spirits’ in Palace of Versailles While Filming ‘Drop Dead’ Video: ‘A Little Creepy’

   "If I was a ghost I’d probably want to haunt the halls of Versailles," she conceded.

8. Melissa Etheridge Exemplifies Why CMA Fest Attracts Artists From Beyond Country

   In this week's Country Update lead story, the country singer talks about her 30-minute set on the festival's Dr. Pepper Amp Stage.

9. Which New York Songs Are Getting the Biggest Bumps From the Knicks’ Championship Win?

   This week's Trending Up looks at the songs gaining the most from New York's basketball win and the World Cup kickoff, as well as the catalog of the tragically late Oliver Tree.

10. New York Knicks Championship Parade 2026: How to Watch the Citywide Celebration Live Online

    New York City celebrates the Knicks with a ticker-tape parade in the "Canyon of Heroes" on Thursday (June 18) — watch without cable for free.