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Charli XCX is officially a married woman—Brat to Bride real quick.
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The New Zealand singer returns with Virgin, a bold and introspective fourth studio album that dives into desire and self-reinvention.
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With the release of "What Was That," a new stylish era in pop culture is on the horizon. Here's what it'll probably look like.
Time of death for Brat summer, and cue the rise of Lorde, again.
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After 13 long years, the 14-time Grammy winner is finally making her grand return to Singapore—this time, with MAYHEM in full force.
With 'Ruby,' the Blackpink member steps into her own, revealing fresh layers of her artistry.
With rumours of a London stadium residency, speculation is growing that the pop icon is gearing up for a major 2025 comeback.
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The biggest night of music of 2025 has concluded and here is the winners list of the 67th Annual Grammy Awards.
Directed by Cho Gi-seok, the music video is a spectacle of striking aesthetics, featuring eight meticulously curated looks styled by Park Min-hee.
Loved for their impactful visuals, edgy style and immense talents, the girls of aespa — KARINA, WINTER, GISELLE and NING NING — are unstoppable shining as the global ambassadors for Chopard.
The K-pop group held an emergency press conference yesterday and announced their departure from ADOR in the midst of dispute.
The most shocking omissions include the Hot Girl, South African singer Tyla, and more.
Taylor Swift, Chappell Roan, Sabrina Carpenter, and Beyoncé (with 11 nominations) are leading the charge for the 67th annual Grammy Awards.
The song will be on her highly-anticipated seventh studio album, set to release in February 2025.
