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1. Oliver Tree Memorial Service to Be Livestreamed on July 25

   A celebration of life for Oliver Tree, who died in a helicopter crash at age 32, is scheduled to take place in Santa Cruz, Calif.

2. BTS Kicks Off European Leg of ARIRANG Tour With Highly Anticipated Debut in Spain: ‘Let’s Go Crazy!’

   The show put an end to more than a decade of waiting for ARMY in Madrid.

3. DANNA Debuts Lucid Dreams Era at Sold-Out Roxy Show & More Uplifting Moments in Latin Music

   Also, Tiago PZK brings Timbaland to Argentina, Karim López makes NBA draft history with Carín León by his side, Ruidosa announces its NYC lineup and more.

4. TikTok Calls This Amazon Device a Mini ‘Frame TV’ Dupe: Get It on Sale for Prime Day

   Amazon's Echo Show 15 has gone viral on social media -- here's why.

5. Matt Damon’s Recent Rap Debut Was for Charity, Not a Career Pivot: ‘Kendrick Has Nothing to Worry About’

   The actor debuted a rap alter ego dubbed 'Nomad' to promote the charitable 'Get Blue' campaign with Water.org

6. Alan Jackson’s Final Concert: His Past Label Heads ‘Remember When’ They Worked With the Country Superstar

   The star's final live show is set for Nashville's Nissan Stadium on June 27. In this week's Country Update lead story, four execs look back on his career.

7. Vice President JD Vance Jokes Diddy Is a ‘Great Christian Theologian’ While Promoting New Book

   The vice president has a chapter in his book entitled "More Money, More Problems."

8. Bizarrap & Myke Towers’ ‘BZRP Music Session #42/66,’ More: Vote for the Best New Latin Music Release This Week

   Which new Latin music release is your favorite? Vote below!

9. ‘The Apothecary Diaries’ Tops Billboard Japan Book Hot 100

   Blue Lock Vol. 39 follows at No. 2.

10. How The Hives Conquered Latin America in Spanish & Portuguese: ‘We Really Like It Here’

    Howlin' Pelle Almqvist, lead singer of the Swedish band, speaks with Billboard about his connection with Latin audiences.