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1. Denzel Curry to Headline Sydney’s Slam Dance

   Curry leads the music program for Slam Dance, a full-day celebration of basketball, music, fashion and creative culture.

2. Amy Allen Wins Pop Music Songwriter of the Year at 2026 ASCAP Pop Music Awards

   “Die With a Smile” was honored as song of the year; Sony Music Publishing as publisher of the year.

3. Two Venues, a Bowling Alley & Jack White’s Stamp of Approval: How Detroit’s Majestic Theatre Center Became a Landmark

   The independently owned complex, which became a center of the garage-rock scene in the 1990s, has been in the Zainea family for three generations.

4. Spotify Users Can’t Sue Over Discovery Mode ‘Payola’ Accusations, Judge Says

   A class action claimed the platform's recommendations are secretly sold for money, but a judge now says users waive their right to sue when they sign up.

5. ‘Bluey’ Bounds Onto Kid Albums Chart With Orchestral Release ‘Up Here’

   The Peanuts gang also hits the chart with the No. 4 arrival of Vince Guaraldi’s It’s Arbor Day, Charlie Brown / Charlie Brown’s All Stars.

6. Olivia Rodrigo Finds Out Ashley Padilla Was ‘Betting Against’ Her Being Named 2022 Billboard Woman of the Year in New ‘SNL’ Promos

   Padilla thought our 2026 Women of the Year -- HUNTR/X's EJAE, AUDREY NUNA & REI AMI -- would win instead... three years before KPop Demon Hunters even came out.

7. TOMORROW X TOGETHER Score Ninth No. 1 on Top Album Sales Chart

   Plus: ZAYN, Pink Floyd, PLAVE, Jeff Buckley & Bruno Mars debut in the top 10.

8. Jason Derulo Testifies at ‘Savage Love’ Trial, Says Guitarist Suing Him ‘Created Absolutely Nothing’

   The pop singer took the witness stand to deny that he owes writing or producing royalties to musician Matthew Spatola.

9. F1 Miami Grand Prix 2026: Where to Watch the Race Weekend Live Online for Free

   The first race in the United States this season goes from Friday, May 1, to Sunday, May 3. Here's how to watch for free.

10. Ella Langley Performs ‘Choosin’ Texas’ | Billboard Women In Music 2026

    Ella Langley performs Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 hit, “Choosin’ Texas,” at Billboard Women In Music 2026.  At the Hollywood Palladium on Wednesday night (April 29), Billboard Women in Music 2026 is honoring EJAE, REI AMI, AUDREY NUNA, Kehlani, Teyana Taylor, Ella Langley, Thalia, Zara Larsson, Laufey and Tate McRae.