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1. How Does BTS’ First-Week Performance Match Our Expectations?

   This week's Five Burning Questions looks at the impressive results for comeback album 'ARIRANG' in its debut frame.

2. What Does Kendall Jenner’s 818 Tequila Smell Like As a Deodorant? This Brand Wants You to Find Out

   The model and entrepreneur has partnered up with deodorant and body care brand Salt & Stone on a new line of tequila-inspired products.

3. Meghan Patrick & Mitchell Tenpenny Expecting First Child Together: ‘We Can’t Wait To Be Mom and Dad’

   On social media, Patrick revealed the sweet way she surprised her husband with the news.

4. Kid Cudi Launches ‘Big Bro’ Digital Series With Kylie Jenner Serving as First Guest: ‘This Show F–ks Hard’

   A teaser from the episode finds Cudi offering to executive produce a potential Kylie Jenner album.

5. Zayn Reveals Daughter Inspired Collab With Jisoo: ‘I Got Some Good Dad Points for That’

   In a new interview with SiriusXM, the former boy band member shares that his daughter is a big K-pop fan and that he asks her opinion on his new music.

6. Jessica Simpson Swears by This New $36 Sunscreen Serum for These 3 Reasons

   The singer has partnered with Kiehl's to spotlight the brand's new Better Screen Miner-all UV Serum.

7. How ‘Weird Al’ Yankovic Turned ‘White & Nerdy’ Into a Personal Chart Best: ‘I’m Really Proud of That Song’

   The ever-inventive pop parodist looks back on 2006, when his take on Chamillionaire's "Ridin'" became an unlikely hit.

8. ‘Pinky Up’! Here’s When KATSEYE’s New Single Arrives

   The new track will hit streaming soon.

9. Noah Kahan Asks Kids If He’s ‘Chopped’ or ‘Unc’ on ‘Celebrity Substitute’: Watch Their Honest Replies

   "Mr. Noah" was also compared to one of the most well-known figures of all time.

10. T.I. on 20 Years of ‘King,’ Starring in ‘ATL’ & Working With Justin Timberlake: ‘Can’t Nobody F–k With Me’

    Tip looks back on his banner 2006, which saw the trap pioneer net his first chart-topping album and a No. 1 Hot 100 hit.