Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter bring their love for dancing to the club in their new music video, which shows the two women coming together as queens of the night while joined by a special guest.
Shakira is back on the road, with the superstar kicking off the new United States leg of her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour with a bang on Saturday (June 13) and Sunday (June 14) in Los Angeles.
Recently, when Harry Styles was asked what he would consider his most iconic fashion moment, the answer was definitive: a red loveheart jumpsuit paired with a plain white tee, worn at Wembley Stadium, London in June 2022. It was a surprisingly functional ‘fit for a man otherwise known for flamboyant looks, but his answer revealed much more than just what he likes to pick off the rails.
Wu-Tang Clan sparked the Knicks for a second-half comeback that is etched in the history books, as the home team overturned the biggest deficit in NBA playoffs history. Down at one stage by 29 points, the Knicks recorded a 107-106 win against the traveling Spurs are now one win away from the championship.
Cometh the hour, cometh the Wu-Tang Clan.
There was a bittersweet quality to the first show of Rush's Fifty Something Tour, which began on Sunday (June 7) at Los Angeles’ Kia Forum, the same place the legendary Canadian rock outfit concluded its last tour in 2015. While elements of these two performances were of course similar, including some overlap in the setlists, this time around the group is without a key element: its late drummer and lyricist Neil Peart, who died of brain cancer in January of 2020.
Drake's ICEMAN spends a third week at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart (dated June 13), earning 171,000 equivalent album units in the United States in the week ending June 4 (down 24%), according to Luminate.
Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi, Public Enemy, Little Steven Van Zandt, Sheryl Crow, Jackson Browne, David Sancious, and more performed across two nights of the Music America: The Songs That Shaped Us concerts at Monmouth University this week, with the second night on Friday (June 5) featuring a particularly notable return — Bon Jovi’s first public performance in New Jersey since 2018.
The Cure played their first show in 18 months Friday at Barcelona’s Primavera Sound, where the band performed a handful of deep cuts live for the first time in years.
During their massive 29-song headlining set, Robert Smith and company played their usual stable of hits and fan favorites before first deviating to give the “Lovesong” B-side “2 Late” its first performance since 2019.
Shakira and Burna Boy will perform “Dai Dai,” the official song of the 2026 World Cup, live for the first time during the tournament’s opening ceremony on June 11 at the Estadio Ciudad de México (Estadio Azteca), FIFA announced Thursday night (June 4).
Last night, the queen of pop surprised fans with a pop-up performance in the middle of Times Square (in collaboration with the gay hook-up Grindr, natch). At precisely 6:27 p.m., amongst a sea of tourists and Madonna stans, the star emerged on a raised platform stage tucked inside one of those huge flashing billboards, where she proceeded to perform a set of six songs—including a new single, “Love Sensation,” from her highly anticipated upcoming album, Confessions II, out in July.
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