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Clipse made it onto a Jeopardy question, a moment Pusha T says his late grandmother would be proud of. He shared a clip of the show on Instagram in which Clipse is mentioned in the clue. “Hey Shank (my grandmother in heaven) we made it!!!” Push wrote. “Watching @jeopardy was what we would do every night…I was too young to know the answers but turning the tv wasn’t an option. I caught on quick and it became ‘our; thing…look at your grandsons. Hope you were watching and playing along tonight.”

Rihanna shared her 2016 throwback post as part of the viral social trend, which simultaneously celebrated the 10th anniversary of ANTI. It includes some of the album’s stats, as well as the behind-the-scenes process of preparing for the album and its accompanying tour. “my 2016 post wins,” Rih captioned her post. “happy ANTIversary.” 

Lauryn Hill will be performing at the 2026 Grammys Sunday as part of the in memoriam segment. She is set to pay tribute to Roberta Flack and D’angelo, whom she collaborated with on her song “Nothing Even Matters.” The Fugees‘ track “Killing Me Softly With His Song” was a cover of Roberta’s 1973 song.

The Isley Brothers received their Hollywood star on Wednesday morning at a ceremony emceed by KTLA 5 entertainment anchor Melvin Robert. Terry Lewis and Jon Platt, chairman and CEO of Sony Music Publishing, shared some words about the group before remaining members Ron Isley and Ernie Isley accepted the honor. “You know you make me want to shout!” Ronald sang. “I want to thank all of our fans, each and every one. We’ve been doing this for 67 years and God bless you all.”

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Beck has released a new compilation called Everybody’s Gotta Learn Sometime.

The eight-track set consists mostly of covers, including John Lennon‘s “Love” and Elvis Presley‘s “Can’t Help Falling in Love.” The title comes from Beck’s version of the Korgis song, which he recorded for the soundtrack to the 2004 movie Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

You’ll also find unreleased covers of Hank Williams‘ “Your Cheatin’ Heart” and Daniel Johnston‘s “True Love Will Find You in the End.”

The one original song included is “Ramona,” which Beck recorded for the 2010 movie Scott Pilgrim vs. the World.

Everybody’s Gotta Learn Sometime is out now on digital outlets. It will be released on opaque red vinyl on Feb. 13, just in time for Valentine’s Day.

Beck’s most recent album is 2019’s Hyperspace.

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Sharon Osbourne hopes to keep the legacy of Ozzfest alive following Ozzy Osbourne‘s passing.

“I’ve been talking to Live Nation about bringing [Ozzfest] back recently,” Sharon tells Billboard. “It was something Ozzy was very passionate about: giving young talent a stage in front of a lot of people.”

Sharon first launched Ozzfest in 1996 as a two-day festival before turning it into a full-scale touring event. It became a staple of the hard rock and metal scene, helping propel the careers of bands including Linkin Park, Slipknot and Deftones.

“We really started metal festivals in this country,” Sharon says. “It was [replicated but] never done with the spirit of what ours was, because ours was a place for new talent. It was like summer camp for kids.”

The last Ozzfest was held on New Year’s Eve 2018 in Los Angeles. It marked Ozzy’s final full-length live performance before the 2025 Back to the Beginning concert, during which he played a solo set with the reunited Black Sabbath. Ozzy died just over two weeks later on July 22.

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Lady Gaga paused her concert in Tokyo, Japan, on Jan. 29 to speak out about recent events in Minneapolis and in the U.S.

During the portion of her Mayhem Ball show where she performs solo on piano, Gaga told the crowd, “I want to take a second to talk about something that’s extremely important to me. Something important to people all over the world and especially in America right now.”

As documented in fan-shot video, Gaga continued, “In a couple of days, I’m gonna be heading home and my heart is aching thinking about the people, the children, the families, all over America, who are being mercilessly targeted by ICE.”

“I’m thinking about all of their pain and how their lives are being destroyed right in front of us,” she went on. “I’m also thinking about Minnesota and everyone back at home who is living in so much fear and searching for answers on what we all should do.”

Gaga then said she wanted to dedicate a song that has “some hope” to “everyone who is suffering, to everyone who’s feeling alone and helpless, anyone who’s lost a loved one and is it having a difficult time, an impossible time, seeing when the end will be near.”

Becoming emotional, she added, “I hope our leaders are listening. I hope you’re listening to us ask you to change your course of action swiftly and have mercy on everyone in our country.”

She then performed “Come to Mama” from her album Joanne.

The Japanese leg of Gaga’s tour ends Jan. 30.  She’s nominated for seven awards at Sunday night’s Grammys, including album of the year for Mayhem and song and record of the year for “Abracadabra.”

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Dylan Scott‘s latest hit, “What He’ll Never Have,” is a family affair.

“It’s a special song to me,” he tells ABC Audio. “One, I’ve got my little brother, he’s a co-writer on the song. He’s my lead guitar player. It’s his first-ever song that’s being recorded. Top 40, top 20 now. So it’s fun watching him get excited about all this stuff, you know. It makes me happy.”

Dylan’s brother, Logan Robinson, can be even more excited now, since “What He’ll Never Have” just broke into the top 15.

What mystifies Dylan about his hit, however, is how his muse, wife Blair Robinson, feels about the tune.

“Here’s what I don’t understand about the song,” he reveals. “I’ve written all these love songs, right? ‘My Girl,’ ‘Nobody,’ ‘Can’t Have Mine,’ all these brownie-point songs for my wife. And then I write this song and it’s her favorite one, the one about me dying. Can you explain that to me?”

“She said, ‘What female [doesn’t] want to hear that? “If I was to die, just know that whoever you find, the love I have for you, he’ll never have.”‘ Like, what?” he asks. “I don’t know. She was right, though. It’s a big hit for us.”  

Dylan sets his Till I Can’t I Will Tour in motion March 12 in Syracuse, New York. 

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Following the release of The Last Dance (Part 1), Jason Derulo has dropped a new video for one of its songs, “Sexy For Me.” He says the clip — along with his new tour, which kicks off Thursday — will give fans a look at his “next chapter.”

Of the clip, which features Jason and a group of scantily clad women, he tells ABC Audio, “There’s a ton of dance in it. My fans love when I’m really, really dancing in videos. And it’s been a while since I’ve danced quite like this. … This is some next-level dancing and vibes.”

As for the tour, which is currently limited to the U.K. and Europe, he says, “What’s interesting is you’ll see the new version of me on tour” — even if he doesn’t make its way to North America.

“I feel like with social media, you’re able to see somebody’s show without even going,” he laughs. “So I think people will get a glimpse of what is to come.”

He adds that the video also offers a peek at his new era.

“While the audio feels nostalgic, the look and feel of the [tour] performance and music video” is “of the next chapter,” he notes.

That “next chapter” means he’s closing the book on what’s come before, but looking back, Jason says he has plenty to be proud of.

“I think it’s incredible to be part of people’s lives when people are coming to me and saying, ‘Marry Me’ is the song that I used to propose to my wife, or ‘Ridin’ Solo’ helped me through a breakup or ‘Savage Love’ got me through the pandemic, or ‘Swalla’ [and] ‘Talk Dirty’ are my club anthems,” he told ABC Audio.

“Being a part of people’s lives, I think is pretty crazy.” 

(Video contains uncensored profanity.)

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