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Just days after releasing the song “FDO,” Pooh Shiesty has revealed he has an album coming soon. During an interview with Apple Music’s Ebro Darden, he said it won’t be long before he drops a full-length album.

“[It’s] coming real soon like a movie,” Pooh said. When asked whether it will arrive ahead of the summer, he responded, “S*** is on the way, on the way.”

“FDO” dropped on Friday and finds Pooh reflecting on his luxury experience during his first day out of prison, among other things. He recently talked about the track in an interview with XXL.

“‘FDO,’ I had to come with this particular song because it’s like the message,” he shared. “It fit around the ‘I’m back’ typa vibe.”

“The thought process on it, I really was getting it together as I was in there doing my time. But I couldn’t finish it because I’m getting new experiences and I’m going through new things,” Pooh continued. “So, like I wrapped it up first day in the studio, with everything, the whole coming home experience.”

Pooh served a 63-month sentence after pleading guilty to a single federal firearms conspiracy charge related to a 2020 robbery and shooting in Miami, Florida. He was released on Oct. 6 and has revealed some of the hobbies he picked up while behind bars, including exercising and reading.

He notes he had not been “too much of a fan of picking up books. But I’ll read all day long [now]. I got my reading game up in there.”

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All That Remains has announced a U.S. tour for 2026.

The headlining run begins April 29 in Albany, New York, and will wrap up May 23 in Worcester, Massachusetts. 

Tickets go on sale Friday. For the full list of dates and all ticket info, visit AllThatRemainsOnline.com.

All That Remains released a new album, Antifragile, in January. It marked the band’s first album with guitarist Jason Richardson, who joined All That Remains following the 2018 death of founding member Oli Herbert.

Antifragile would also turn out to be All That Remains’ last album with Richardson, who announced his departure from the band in July.

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Snoop Dogg is set to headline Netflix’s NFL Christmas Gameday.

Following Beyoncé‘s halftime performance in 2024, Snoop will bring his hits center stage on Dec. 25. Snoop’s Holiday Halftime Party will take place at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis during the matchup between the Minnesota Vikings and the Detroit Lions. The performance will also feature some surprise guests.

“NFL, Netflix and your uncle Snoop on Christmas Day? We’re servin’ up music, love and good vibes for the whole world to enjoy,” Snoop said in a statement. “That’s the kind of holiday magic Santa can’t fit in a bag.”

Snoop also shared the announcement in a video released by Netflix that takes fans through a home decked out with Christmas decorations, including Lions and Vikings stockings and helmets. 

“‘Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the crib, the stockings hung proper, the vibe feeling big,” George Clinton says in the clip, as Snoop starts a record and “Drop It Like It’s Hot” begins playing.

“As the snow kept on falling, the beat started calling. From Minneapolis to L.A. where the champs come to play,” Clinton continues as the camera pans to Snoop sitting in an armchair. Snoop then adds, “We’re about to light up this Christmas in a real way.”

NFL Christmas Gameday returns to Netflix with pregame coverage beginning at 11 a.m. ET. The Dallas Cowboys vs. Washington Commanders game kicks off at 1 p.m. ET, followed by Lions vs. Vikings at 3:30 p.m. CT. Each team will wear uniforms featuring the NFL shield backed by two candy canes.

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Ed Sheeran, Miley Cyrus and Sara Bareilles are all one step closer to an Oscar.

Songs written by Ed, Miley and Sara have made the short list for the best original song category at next year’s Academy Awards. For Ed, it’s “Drive,” which he co-wrote with John Mayer and writer/producer Blake Slatkin and recorded for the Brad Pitt movie F1.

For Miley, it’s “Dream As One,” which she co-wrote with Mark Ronson, Andrew Wyatt and Simon Franglen and recorded for Avatar: Fire and Ash.

For Sara, it’s “Salt Then Sour Then Sweet,” which she co-wrote and recorded with Brandi Carlile for the documentary Come See Me in the Good Light, which has made the short list for best documentary feature film.

It’s worth nothing that the Oscar for best original song goes to the people who wrote it, not the people who recorded it. The two new songs from Wicked: For Good — “The Girl In the Bubble” and “No Place Like Home” — were performed by Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, respectively. But if either song wins, the trophy will go home with the person who wrote both songs, Stephen Schwartz.

Similarly, “Golden” from KPop Demon Hunters is nominated, but only EJAE, one of the people who sang it, would win an Oscar; she co-wrote the song with four other people. The other two members of HUNTR/X, Rei Ami and Audrey Nuna, didn’t have a hand in co-writing it.

All in all, 15 songs have advanced to the short list category. The list will be whittled down to five, and the Oscar nominations will be announced Jan. 22.  The 98th Academy Awards will take place March 15 and air live on ABC.

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Nine Inch Nails‘ Tron: Ares soundtrack has made the short list to be nominated for best original score at the 2026 Oscars.

The album’s single “As Alive As You Need Me to Be” is also on the short list for the best original song award.

NIN members Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross have previously won two Oscars for their scores of The Social Network and Soul. However, a Tron: Ares nomination would mark the first Oscars nod for Nine Inch Nails.

The 2026 short lists also include Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood‘s score for One Battle After Another.

The final nominations will be announced Jan. 22. The 2026 Oscars will air March 15 on ABC.

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“What a rowdy Christmas show!” was Jon Pardi‘s comment after he kicked off his yuletide tour Friday in St. Augustine, Florida. 

Of course, that’s at least partially Jon’s fault, considering he’s bringing pyro to the Christmas party. The trek continued Saturday with another St. Augustine show, complete with a 13-piece band with twin fiddles and a horn section. 

The set list for The Christmas Show tour includes classics like “Please Come Home for Christmas” and “All I Want for Christmas Is You,” as well as tracks like “Beer for Santa,” “Merry Christmas from the Keys” and “400 Horsepower Sleigh” from 2023’s Merry Christmas from Jon Pardi.

Jon’s also been playing Santa while in the Sunshine State, donating $40,000 to local charities St. Augustine Youth Services, St. Augustine Art Association, Little Smiles in Palm Beach Gardens and A Kids Place of Tampa Bay. 

Next up, Jon plays Hollywood, Florida, on Thursday and Tampa on Friday, before bringing it home to the Opry on Sunday. 

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Lacuna Coil has announced a U.S. tour for 2026 alongside Escape the Fate.

The trek kicks off March 24 in New York City and will crisscross the country before wrapping up back in the Empire State on May 1 in Albany, New York.

Presales are open now, and tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday at 10 a.m. local time. For the full list of dates and all ticket info, visit LacunaCoil.com.

Lacuna Coil will be touring in support of their latest album, Sleepless Empire, which dropped in February.

Along with the tour announcement, Lacuna Coil has premiered the video for the Sleepless Empire track “Hosting the Shadow,” which features Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe.

The clip, streaming now on YouTube, features footage from Lacuna Coil’s live performance of “Hosting the Shadow” alongside Blythe at the 2025 Aftershock festival.

(Video contains uncensored profanity.) 



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