Tuesday, September 22, 2026

Music

New Hot Singer Malcolm Todd’s Main Ingredient in Top 5 Song, “Earrings,” Sounds a Lot Like Old R&B Hit Sampled by Alicia Keys

It's hard to say who will be knocking on Malcolm Todd's door first. Could it be Alicia Keys? Or the heirs of songwriter JR Bailey? Todd's...

Rolling Stones Drop New Video for “In the Stars” Single Ahead of Album Release, Uses AI To Insert Younger Selves Into New Performance

Everything old is young again. In the video for their great new single, "In the Stars," the Rolling Stones are suddenly their young selves performing...

Michael Jackson’s Nephew Says His Father and Jackson Brothers Were Told They Were “Worthless” Without Star

Taj Jackson is one of three sons of the late Tito Jackson, one of Michael's older brothers. On social media this morning, Taj answered a...

Madonna Will Perform at FIFA World Cup Finale Halftime Show with Coldplay, Shakira, BTS

Madonna really wants to be relevant again. She's going to perform at the FIFA World Cup halftime show on July 19th in New Jsersey. She'll be...

RIP Jack Douglas, Producer of John Lennon’s Final Albums, Many of the Aerosmith Hits, Graham Parker Hit, Dies at 80

Rock producers don't get much respect because no one knows what they do. But their contribution to making hit records is incalculable. Such was the case...

Bruce Springsteen’s Stunning Return to Madison Square Garden a Lesson in Democracy and Empathy But Not for Wealthy Moguls

Bruce Springsteen returned to Madison Square Garden last night with his stunning three hour show, the same lesson in democracy and empathy he's been...

More Fake AI Songs on iTunes Top 100 Including Neveah Soul, River Bottom Audio: You Can Tell Because They’re All Too Loud

The AI infiltration continues on iTunes. It's really obnoxious and offensive given that there's so much great live music out there by humans. Check out...

The Beatles Will Open London Museum Next Year in Preparation for Four Biopics in 2028, First of Two: All You Need Is Cash

There are already hundreds if not thousands of small museums in London. Why not one for the Beatles? It seems like Apple Records (not to...