Saturday, December 20, 2025

Music

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Engagement Announcement “Broke” Instagram with 24 Million Likes for Each: Next Stop, Super Bowl

Imagine this: the Kansas City Chiefs return to the Super Bowl one more time, and Taylor Swift is the musical act during halftime. Blow your...

Bon Jovi’s Tico Torres Refutes Rumors of the Band Retiring: “We’re Still Making Music. We’re Better Than We’ve Ever Been”

Bon Jovi's famous drummer, Tico Torres, has hit social media. He's posted a video on the Bon Jovi official accounts refuting rumors that he or...

Exclusive: Clive Davis Screens a Private Film of His Many Pop Hits, Mixed and Edited with Producers Mark Ronson and Erich Bergen

On Friday night I found myself in the charming, horsy village of Bedford, New York for a very special screening. Tentatively titled, "Do You Remember?,"...

Beatles 30 Year Old Remixed, Remastered Anthology 4 Box Sets Zoom to the Top of Amazon Charts Despite Only 13 New Songs

The Beatles are back in the amazon Top 10. Twice. The remixed, remastered Anthology CD box set is number 2. The vinyl version is number...

K-Pop Demon Hunters Brings Netflix 1st Number 1 (with an Asterisk) Movie After Soundtrack Spends All Summer Selling Millions of Copies

I don't know what "K-Pop Demon Hunters" is and neither do you. It doesn't matter. All summer this animated movie has been at the top...

As Grammy Deadline Looms, Laufey and Lady Gaga Look Ready for a Fight In Weak-ish Year, Elton John and Brandi Carlile Underdogs

The deadline for 2026 Grammy eligibility is this Friday, August 29th. Already we know that Morgan Wallen is a problem. His "I'm the Problem" isn't...

Justin Bieber Sold Only 246 Paid Downloads Last Week of His “Swag” Album, the Rest — Not Much — Came from Streaming

Justin Bieber's "Swag" album has been problematic all summer. This past week, according hitsdailydouble.com, "Swag" sold just 246 paid downloads. That's it. Everything else came...

Trump Is Blasting Pop Music Outside on New White House Plaza Like the Beatles and Lee Greenwood: He Needs A Broadcast License

Few music stars like Donald Trump to play their music at his rallies. But they want to be paid for it. It seems Trump is...