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1. Sony Music Partners With GIC to Invest in ‘Premiere’ Music Catalogs

   The partnership aims to target high‑value music catalogs across genres.

2. How Did A$AP Rocky Come Back as Strong as Ever With His ‘Don’t Be Dumb’ First-Week Numbers?

   This week's Five Burning Questions looks at the impressive bow for the New York rap veteran's first full-length in eight years.

3. Shakira Sets Guinness World Record as Highest Grossing Female Latin Tour of All Time

   "After a 30 year career, that took so much effort and met so many challenges, to be living this amazing moment is unbelievable," she tells Billboard.

4. Slash Promises That Next Guns N’ Roses Release Will Be an Album of ‘All New Original Stuff’

   The top-hatted guitarist also hinted that the famously slow-to-record group might collect some other tracks that have been laying around and package them up as well.

5. Who Is Building the Future of AI Music? Start With These 11 Companies

   A look at the innovators and deal‑makers behind the next wave of AI‑driven music.

6. Blessd Announces El Mejor Hombre Del Mundo 2026 U.S. Tour: Here Are the Dates

   The trek "is a statement of growth, leadership and a global artist moving with intention," according to the announcement.

7. ‘Cry Baby Is Dead:’ Melanie Martinez Ushers In New Era With ‘POSSESSION’

   “Welcome to Melanie Martinez’s new world order,” reads a statement accompanying the surprise release. “Cry Baby is dead.”

8. ‘The Big Chill,’ ‘Philadelphia,’ ‘The Wrecking Crew!’ & More Added to National Film Registry: Full List      

   Seven of the 25 inducted films featured Oscar-nominated songs and/or scores.

9. UNIFIED Artist Management Expands Team

   Maddy Smith and David Zietsman join the UAM team, and bring their artist roster with them, including Cat & Calmell, Ben Gerrans, Sixten, and Benjamin.

10. Time Is Fleeting: ‘The Rocky Horror Show’ Sets 2026 Broadway Run, Full Cast

    Richard O’Brien’s The Rocky Horror Show gets the Broadway treatment this year with a production by Roundabout Theatre Company at the legendary Studio 54.