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Coheed and Cambria has released a new version of their song “Goodbye, Sunshine,” featuring 311 frontman Nick Hexum.

The updated track is dubbed “Goodbye, Sunshine (Endless Summer)” and, befitting of its guest and title, has much more of a beachy, tropical vibe compared to the original. Coheed was inspired to rework the tune after performing a stripped down rendition of “Goodbye, Sunshine” during a radio performance.

“We enjoyed the version so much, we chose to explore it further by enlisting the help of 311’s Nick Hexum and dub producer The Scientist,” says frontman Claudio Sanchez.

“Goodbye, Sunshine (Endless Summer)” is accompanied by a video that references the past Coheed video for “A Favor House Atlantic” and the 1986 movie Club Paradise. You can watch that on YouTube.

The original “Goodbye, Sunshine” appears on Coheed’s new album, The Father of Make Believe, which dropped in March.

Coheed and Cambria is currently touring the U.S. in support of The Father of Make Believe alongside Taking Back Sunday.

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Bon Jovi’s hit single “Livin’ on a Prayer” has just reached a new milestone.

The track, from the band’s #1 album Slippery When Wet, has just passed 2 billion streams on Spotify.

The band reacted to the news on Instagram, sharing a message to fans that read, “Your continued support and love for our music means the world. Thank you!”

“Livin’ on a Prayer” is the first Bon Jovi song to reach 2 billion streams, although two others have made it to Spotify’s Billions Club with 1 billion streams: “You Give Love a Bad Name,” also from 1986’s Slippery When Wet, and “It’s My Life,” from 2000’s Crush.

Released in October 1986, “Livin’ on a Prayer” was written by Jon Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora and Desmond Child and became Bon Jovi’s second single to reach #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, following “You Give Love a Bad Name.”

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BTS will make their big comeback in 2026, but this fall they’ll be getting fans hyped by screening their concert films in movie theaters all over the world.

Starting Sept. 24 and running through Oct. 5, BTSMOVIE WEEKS will feature screenings of four different films, all remastered in 4K and 5.1 surround sound.

Beginning Sept. 24, fans will be able to see BTS2016 Live The Most Beautiful Moment in Life On Stage: Epilogue and BTS 2017 Live Trilogy EPISODE III THE WINGS TOUR THE FINAL.

Then, starting Oct. 1, you can see BTS2019 WORLD TOUR ‘LOVE YOURSELF: SPEAK YOURSELF’ LONDON and BTS 2021 MUSTER SOWOOZOO. That last film documented the group’s show at their eighth anniversary celebration, while the former marked the historic performance that made them the first Korean act to headline London’s Wembley Stadium.

Tickets for BTSMOVIE WEEKS go on sale Aug. 27 at 9 a.m. ET at BTSMOVIEWEEKS.com.

BTS has technically been on hiatus for the past few years so the group members could complete their mandatory military service, though all seven have released a steady stream of solo releases.

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Brandy and Monica nearly argue over Dunkin’s Cereal ‘N Milk Latte in a new ad promoting the brand’s latest drink. The two are spotted in a dressing room as they attempt to figure out the owner of the one drink on the table.

“This is mine, right?” Brandy asks, to which Monica responds, “I gotta be honest, I thought it was mine.” “Not yours,” Brandy claps back. “But mine,” Monica says, grabbing the drink from Brandy.

Brandy puts an end to the back-and-forth, deciding not to go down the same path they did years ago on their 1998 song “The Boy is Mine.”

“We are not doing this again – can someone get us a Cereal ‘N Milk Latte please?” asks the “Full Moon” singer, who is immediately given another latte from someone off camera.

“When two great things come together, it’s harmony,” Monica says.

The new Cereal ‘N Milk Latte, which blends espresso with cereal milk and a marshmallow flavor, is now available nationwide. 

It arrives ahead of Brandy and Monica’s co-headlining The Boy Is Mine tour, which is set to kick off in October.

“The song was such a monumental song and so many people loved it, but it just never just seemed like it was the right time. But now coming together all of these years later, it just seems like this is the perfect time,” Brandy tells People of their upcoming outing.

Monica teases the trek will be filled with surprises, as they “aren’t sharing any details about it.”

“One of the things that is so sorely missed … you don’t get the chance to just be genuinely surprised like you used to back in the ’90s,” she said. “That was something that was always a plus because you didn’t know what to expect, so you were so happy as you were experiencing it.”

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Jack White has joined Bruce Springsteen in the club of rockers who’ve been insulted by the Donald Trump administration.

While The Boss was labeled a “jerk” and “highly overrated” by the president, White House communications director Steven Cheung deems the “Seven Nation Army” rocker a “has-been loser” in a statement to The Daily Beast.

Cheung’s remarks come in response to a recent Instagram post by White in which he criticized Trump’s gold-plated makeover of the White House.

“Look at how disgusting trump has transformed the historic White House,” White wrote. “It’s now a vulgar, gold leafed and gaudy, professional wrestler’s dressing room.”

Cheung says in his statement, “Jack White is a washed up, has-been loser posting drivel on social media because he clearly has ample time on his hands due to his stalled career.”

“It’s apparent he’s been masquerading as a real artist, because he fails to appreciate, and quite frankly disrespects, the splendor and significance of the Oval Office inside of ‘The People’s House,'” Cheung adds.

We’re guessing White won’t mind drawing the ire of the current White House, as he’s long been critical of Trump. During his 2016 campaign, White’s Third Man Records began selling a T-shirt reading “Icky Trump,” a play on the White Stripes song “Icky Thump.”

As for his alleged stalled career, White’s spent much of 2025 touring behind his latest solo album, No Name, which spawned the #1 Billboard Alternative Airplay single “That’s How I’m Feeling.”

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Sammy Hagar has responded to David Lee Roth’s recent story in which he claimed that like Sammy, he was visited in a dream by the ghost of their former Van Halen bandmate Eddie Van Halen.

Roth’s comments came during a concert in Hampton Beach, New Hampshire. He seemed to be mocking Hagar’s clam that his recent single, “Encore, Thank You, Good Night,” was inspired by a dream he had in which he was visited by Eddie’s ghost.

Roth first complimented Hagar, calling him “one of my esteemed colleagues” with a “great voice.” He then told his audience he too had been visited by Eddie’s ghost, who told him that Hagar’s tune was actually Iron Butterfly’s hit “In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida” backward.

And while many online have interpreted Roth’s comments as making fun of Hagar, that’s not how Hagar sees it.

After the Instagram account Metal Addicts shared a screenshot of their story with the headline “David Lee Roth takes a jab at Sammy Hagar over Eddie Van Halen’s ‘ghost’ story,” Hagar felt the need to respond.

“I can’t believe social media is trying to make something out of this,” Hagar wrote. “This is the first compliment and [real olive branch] moment dave and I have had in 100 years. Listen closely and you will see that this is not negative whatsoever.”

He added, “And I believe dave had the dream as well. Dave’s a good storyteller, but there’s some truth in between the showmanship. all good with me keep it up Dave these songs we both wrote with Eddie need to be carried on forever.”

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Florence + the Machine has premiered a new song called “Everybody Scream,” the first single and title track off the band’s upcoming album.

“Everybody Scream” is accompanied by a video that, befitting of its title, does feature a lot of screaming in between shots of Florence Welch dancing amid bodies convulsing around her.

You can watch the “Everybody Scream” video on YouTube.

The album Everybody Scream marks the sixth Florence + the Machine album, and their first since 2022’s Dance Fever.

“After needing lifesaving surgery on the Dance Fever Tour, Florence’s recovery took her down the path of spiritual mysticism, witchcraft and folk horror as she felt the limits of her body and explored what it means to be ‘healed,'” a press release reads. “The album treads through womanhood, partnership, aging and dying; exposing the murky in the mundane.”

Everybody Scream is out on Halloween, Oct. 31.

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Oh my God: Not only are they back again, they don’t seem to be going anywhere.

After announcing that their Into the Millennium residency at Sphere Las Vegas would return in December and stretch into January, Backstreet Boys have further extended their show into February 2026.

The group’s current run of dates is set to wrap up Aug. 24. They’ll then return for seven shows from Dec. 26 to Jan. 3, including a New Year’s Eve performance. Now they’ve tacked on seven additional dates into mid-February. 

“The overwhelming demand for this show means the world to us and we can’t thank you all enough for KEEPING THE BACKSTREET PRIDE ALIVE,” the group wrote on Instagram. “Grab those white outfits and get ready to keep the party going.”

Lighting and special effects are projected directly onto the audience during the show, so the fans’ white outfits become a sort of screen or canvas for the show’s immersive visuals.

Fans who previously registered for the artist presale for the December and January shows will get first access to tickets for the new February shows, starting Wednesday at 11 a.m. PT. The general sale begins Friday at 11 a.m. PT. The general sale for the December and January dates also begins Friday, but at 9 a.m. PT. All tickets are available via backstreetboys.com.

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Tamar Braxton is opening up about a recent health crisis, in which she says she “almost died.” In an Instagram Story Tuesday, she attempted to describe what happened over the weekend.

“I almost died Sunday. I was found in a pool of blood [by] my friend with a face injury,” Braxton wrote. “As the days go by, the worse it is. I fractured my nose, lost some teeth and mobility.”

She notes her perspective on life “is totally different” following the incident, and made a request to fans as her “health is on the mend” and her “mental journey begins.”

“Pray for me for real,” Tamar wrote in the post. “I don’t even know what happened to me.”

Tamar has been open about her health in the past, discussing her vitiligo, blood clots and a past suicide attempt due to pressure of reality TV and family issues.

“Mental illness is real,” she wrote on Instagram at the time, as per Vibe. “We must normalize acknowledging it and stop associating it with shame and humiliation.”

“I will do everything in my power to aid those who [suffer] from mental illness, including those of us who’s [sic] mental illness was only a result from the toxic, systematic bondage that dwells [in] television,” she continued. “It was only God’s grace and his mercy on my attempt to end my pained life that I am here to utilize my voice.”

If you are in crisis or know someone in crisis, contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by dialing 988, by calling 1-800-273-TALK (8255), or by visiting 988lifeline.org. You can also contact the Crisis Text Line by texting HOME to 741741.

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