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The Oasis reunion tour will be immortalized in a new book.

Oasis Live ’25 Opus, published by Opus Media, includes hundred of pages of photos taken by photographer Simon Emmett during the world outing. Liam Gallagher and Noel Gallagher are said to have provided “unprecedented and unique access plus collaboration” on the project.

“Being chosen to photograph the top-secret Oasis reunion portraits was a real honor,” Emmett says. “As the only photographer to document it from the very start through to the end of the tour, it’s been a truly unique and privileged experience and insight.”

“The extraordinary mania and positivity has been intoxicating,” Emmett adds. “Much more than a band reunion, it’s been a real cultural movement.”

The book will be available in a variety of formats, including the Limited Marquee Edition, of which only 100 will be made. You can register for further updates online.

The Oasis reunion tour, which marks the first time the long-feuding Gallagher brothers have shared the live stage in 16 years, kicked off in July in the U.K., and came to North America in August and September. The schedule also includes upcoming dates in Asia, Australia and South America.

In addition to being told on the page, the story of Oasis’ reunion will be told in an upcoming film, the details of which are forthcoming.

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Sean “Diddy” Combs‘ attempt to overturn his conviction ahead of his sentencing on Friday was denied, according to court documents obtained by ABC News. Judge Arun Subramanian rejected the motion on Tuesday.

Chris Brown is #1 on Billboard‘s monthly Top Tours chart thanks to his Breezy Bowl XX tour, the highest-grossing and bestselling tour of August. Billboard Boxscore reports he sold 590,000 tickets for 14 shows in August, bringing in nearly $97 million. He’s the second R&B act to dominate the Top Tours chart, following Beyoncé, and his Breezy Bowl run is the first R&B act to place at #1 since Renaissance World Tour topped the chart in 2023. 

Clipse went to their family home in Virginia for their “The Birds Don’t Sing” music video from their Let God Sort ‘Em Out album. The visual pays tribute to Pusha T and Malice‘s late parents, with Push and his son Nigel literally leaving flowers at their gravesite. Images of their family and parents are dispersed throughout.

Kid Cudi took time Tuesday to wish his late friend Virgil Abloh a happy birthday. Alongside a throwback photo of him with the fashion designer, he wrote, “Happy Birthday to my big bro, the master, the visionary, Virgil!!! We miss u!!! Today we celebrate YOU!!! LOVE YOU V!!!”

While guesting on the It Is What It Is podcast, Mase said “it’s pretty cool” Bad Bunny is headlining the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show. But he mentioned two other people he thinks could’ve been chosen. “Probably Nicki Minaj — I think she’s way overdue to be a halftime performer, as well as Drake should be one,” he said. “I think that would have been perfect, after already just having Kendrick [Lamar], to let him come back and see if [Drake] could top that.”

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As Luke Combs fans anxiously await his sixth studio album, it turns out they’ll be getting new music earlier than expected. 

“Still working on my new album that’ll be out early next year,” he announced on Instagram Tuesday, “but 3 songs from it are ready now and I couldn’t wait to get y’all some new music, so I’m releasing them this Friday, October 3 as The Prequel.”

“Songs will be ‘Days Like These,’ ‘15 Minutes’ and ‘My Kinda Saturday Night,’ which next year’s tour will be named after,” he continues. “I’ll have more news on that very soon.”

The EP follows the first taste of the new album, “Back in the Saddle,” which is already a top-10 hit.

Luke will headline both the Austin City Limits and Country Calling music festivals this October. In November, he vies for entertainer, male vocalist and single of the year for “Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma” at the CMA Awards.

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It turns out Selena Gomez had not one, not two but three wedding dresses for her marriage to Benny Blanco on Sept. 27.

The halter-necked Ralph Lauren gown we saw her wear in the initial photos she posted announcing that she and Benny had tied the knot wasn’t the one she wore to walk down the aisle. According to fashion house Ralph Lauren’s Instagram Story, that was a “silk satin double-faced wedding dress” with a “hand cut lace and macramé collar.”

The ceremony dress, on the other hand, was a custom silk lace number with 300 hand-shaped and applied flowers and crystal embellishments on a hand-painted corset. That’s the dress that Selena is now showing off in a new series of Instagram photos, and in one shot, she points to a secret hidden detail: an embroidered heart hidden among the flowers which contains the couple’s wedding date and initials.

Selena’s third look, which she’s also showing off in her new post, is the reception dress: a shorter silhouette with cotton, silk and linen panels and a tulle bodice.

Plus, you can see photos of the couple’s simple wedding cake, several pics of them smooching in different settings and a picture of Selena with her grandfather, who walked her down the aisle. 

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Nine Inch Nails will continue to peel it back in 2026.

Trent Reznor and company have announced a new leg of U.S. dates for their world Peel It Back tour, kicking off Feb. 5 in New Orleans. The outing will conclude March 16 in Sacramento, California.

Tickets go on sale starting Oct. 8 at noon local time. For the full list of dates and all ticket info, visit NIN.com.

The Peel It Back tour first launched in Europe in June, and came to the U.S. in August and September.

Meanwhile, Nine Inch Nails just released their soundtrack to the upcoming movie Tron: Ares, featuring the single “As Alive as You Need Me to Be.” While Reznor has long composed film scores with bandmate Atticus Ross, the Tron: Ares soundtrack is specifically billed as a Nine Inch Nails project.

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Tyler Hubbard hit the top of the country chart with “Park” in August and hasn’t put out a new radio single from his second album, Strong, since. 

The reason? It seems the former Florida Georgia Line hitmaker is hard at work on his next solo project. 

“I wanna get music out quick, and I wanna get it turned around, but a lot of times it requires patience,” he explains. “It requires maybe redoing some things and just making sure it’s right. So I’ve been really kinda diving in lately with a fine-toothed comb and trying to figure out what’s the next album gonna sound like? What’s it gonna reflect, how are we gonna move forward, how are we gonna keep this thing rolling?”

Since pursuing a solo career, Tyler’s set the bar high, making it to #1 with every radio single he’s released, including “5 Foot 9,” “Dancin’ in the Country” and “Back Then Right Now.” 

“It’s exciting, but it is challenging at times, you know, to kinda continue to evolve, continue to shift what I’m doing,” he says. “I really don’t like to make the same album twice, even sonically, so I’m really trying to push myself with this new music and see where it goes.”

In the meantime, Tyler has collaborated with newcomer Graham Barham on the title track of his EP, “Whiskey Rain.” 

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Toni Braxton is set to star in the film adaptations of her songs “He Wasn’t Man Enough” and “Breathe Again.” According to Deadline, the films will premiere on Lifetime as part of her partnership with the network.

He Wasn’t Man Enough will arrive first; it comes out Nov. 22 as part of Lifetime’s romance movie slate for the month. The film features her as bestselling author Mel Montgomery, who joins forces with estranged friend Monica (Essence Atkins) after learning her boyfriend, Richard (Thomas Cadrot), had proposed to her. Yvette Nicole Brown also stars in the movie.

Breathe Again will then debut in 2026, following the budding friendships of three reality dating show contestants who bond after experiencing heartbreak under the spotlight. They move from Los Angeles to Seattle and, as a group, “navigate fresh starts, second chances, and the messy, hilarious realities of dating, friendship, and family,” according to Deadline. Toni stars in the film alongside Atkins and Cree Summers.

Breathe Again is inspired by Toni’s 1993 song of the same name, which peaked at #3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and won the best female R&B vocal performance Grammy in 1995.

He Wasn’t Man Enough was named after the 2000 hit, released as a single for her album The Heat. It topped the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks chart and peaked at #2 on the Billboard Hot 100. Both songs are certified Gold.

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Yungblud is teasing a return to North America in a big way.

The English rocker just wrapped a tour of the continent on Sept. 23 on the Canadian side of Niagara Falls and already looks to be plotting his trip back.

“USA and CANADA this FRIDAY i’m making my biggest announcement to date,” Yungblud writes in a Facebook post published Tuesday.

“Still coming down from the past six weeks,” he adds of his recently concluded tour. “If i was to come back soon what cities you want us to play?”

In between touring, Yungblud has been busy performing on the MTV Video Music Awards and collaborating with Aerosmith on the joint EP One More Time, due out Nov. 21. Lead single “My Only Angel” is out now.

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