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  1. Rihanna’s Met Gala Hair Was Metal by Design

    Rihanna’s Met Gala Hair Was Metal by Design

    Yusef Williams broke down the gold wire curls, HD lace wig and sculptural planning behind Rihanna’s jewel-heavy Met Gala 2026 look.

    2 min read
  2. Dave Mason, Traffic Co-Founder Behind ‘Feelin’ Alright?,’ Dies at 79

    Dave Mason, Traffic Co-Founder Behind ‘Feelin’ Alright?,’ Dies at 79

    The guitarist and songwriter helped shape British psychedelia with Traffic, turned “Only You Know and I Know” and “We Just Disagree” into solo staples, and played on landmark records by Jimi Hendrix, the Rolling Stones, George Harrison, and Paul McCartney.

    6 min read
  3. Beyoncé Returns to the Met Gala With Blue Ivy, and a Reported Age Rule Gets Awkward

    Beyoncé Returns to the Met Gala With Blue Ivy, and a Reported Age Rule Gets Awkward

    Beyoncé made her first Met Gala appearance since 2016 as a 2026 co-chair, arriving with Jay-Z and 14-year-old Blue Ivy Carter for the teenager’s debut at the event.

    3 min read
  4. Mel B Joins Mel C Onstage After Cooling Talk of a Spice Girls Reunion Tour

    Mel B Joins Mel C Onstage After Cooling Talk of a Spice Girls Reunion Tour

    Mel B made a surprise appearance at Mel C’s Leeds show, performing “Spice Up Your Life” with her former Spice Girls bandmate despite recently casting doubt on a full reunion tour.

    2 min read
  5. Post Malone Pushes Back Stadium Tour Start to Finish 40-Track Album

    Post Malone Pushes Back Stadium Tour Start to Finish 40-Track Album

    Post Malone has canceled the first six dates of his Big Ass Stadium Tour Part 2, delaying the launch by more than three weeks so he can finish his upcoming double album, The Eternal Buzz.

    2 min read
  6. Billie Eilish Had a Blunt Reply After Losing 100,000 Instagram Followers in an Hour

    Billie Eilish Had a Blunt Reply After Losing 100,000 Instagram Followers in an Hour

    Billie Eilish watched her Instagram count drop after posting artwork featuring nude female bodies, then answered the backlash with a very Billie Eilish response.

    2 min read
  7. Post Malone Delays Stadium Tour With Jelly Roll to Finish New Album

    Post Malone Delays Stadium Tour With Jelly Roll to Finish New Album

    Post Malone has canceled the first six regular dates of his Live Nation-produced stadium run with Jelly Roll, saying he needs more time to complete his upcoming 40-track album, The Eternal Buzz.

    5 min read
  8. Dave Mason, Traffic Co-Founder and Writer of 'Feelin' Alright?,' Dies at 79

    Dave Mason, Traffic Co-Founder and Writer of 'Feelin' Alright?,' Dies at 79

    The guitarist, songwriter, and restless classic-rock connector played with Traffic, Jimi Hendrix, the Rolling Stones, George Harrison, Delaney & Bonnie, and Fleetwood Mac.

    7 min read
  9. Nicole Kidman Jokes About Trading Places With A$AP Rocky: ‘I’d Get to Kiss Your Wife’

    Nicole Kidman Jokes About Trading Places With A$AP Rocky: ‘I’d Get to Kiss Your Wife’

    Nicole Kidman delivered a sly Rihanna joke while sitting down with A$AP Rocky at Chanel’s Cruise show in Biarritz, and Rocky had no complaints.

    2 min read
  10. Law Roach Says a Met Gala Look Can Take Five Months Before Zendaya Hits the Carpet

    Law Roach Says a Met Gala Look Can Take Five Months Before Zendaya Hits the Carpet

    Zendaya’s longtime stylist Law Roach explained how Met Gala prep really works, from early designer talks to the client-first rule that shapes the final look.

    2 min read
  11. David Allan Coe, Outlaw Country Provocateur Behind “The Ride,” Dies at 86

    David Allan Coe, Outlaw Country Provocateur Behind “The Ride,” Dies at 86

    David Allan Coe, the songwriter and singer whose bruised, unruly catalogue helped define outlaw country, has died at 86 after years of declining health.

    4 min read

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