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1. PinkPantheress Brings Out Janelle Monáe, Zara Larsson & More During Coachella Set

   The performance also saw appearances from Australian DJ Ninajirachi, alongside actor Tyriq Withers, Chase Infiniti, Slayyyter, and Manon.

2. Morgan Wallen and Ella Langley Premiere New Duet, ‘I Can’t Love You Anymore’ On Stage

   The duo will drop the collaboration Friday, April 24.

3. Zayn Hints at Australia Tour: ‘You Might Be Seeing Me Soon’

   “I remember performing there in the band… what the crowds were like, what the people were like… I feel like I want to go back there.”

4. Olivia Rodrigo Debuts ‘Drop Dead’ Live With Addison Rae at Coachella

   They sang "Drop Dead" -- as well as Rae's "Headphones On" -- as a duet.

5. Andrew Lloyd Webber Says He’s a Recovering Alcoholic

   The composer spoke about becoming sober in a new interview.

6. TAEMIN on His Historic Coachella Debut and Why Second-Gen K-Pop Is the ‘Generation of Dreams Coming True’

   After becoming the first Korean male K-pop soloist to take the festival's stage, the "idol's idol" is setting his sights on even loftier goals.

7. Zara Larsson’s ‘Midnight Sun’ World & ‘Stateside’ Magic with PinkPantheress | Billboard Women In Music 2026

   Billboard Women in Music 2026 Breakthrough honoree Zara Larsson opens up about her Midnight Sun lifestyle. Zara reflects on her journey as an artist since being signed at 14 years old, remixing “Stateside” with PinkPantheress (and how it blew up), Alysa Liu’s skating to “Stateside” at the Olympics, her advice to her younger self, viral […]

8. Ice Spice Jokes That Her McDonald’s Fight ‘Wouldn’t Happen at Wendy’s’

   The rapper also seemingly used the altercation to tease a new song.

9. Tory Lanez Sues California Prison System for $100M Over Stabbing by Inmate

   The rapper was stabbed 16 times in May 2025.

10. Lil Wayne Calls It a ‘Humbling Experience’ Not Being Invited to Coachella or Grammy Awards

    Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst jumped into the comments to offer Weezy some encouragement.