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Snoop Dogg has officially been married for 28 years. He and his wife, Shante Broadus, took to Instagram Saturday to wish each other a happy anniversary.

“Happy anniversary @bosslady_ent,” Snoop wrote on Instagram, alongside a montage of some of their moments together and clips of him expressing his love for her.

In Shante’s tribute to Snoop, she shared a carousel post featuring various photos of them. “Happy Anniversary @snoopdogg Thank You For All You Do #28,” she wrote in the caption.

Snoop and Shante are high school sweethearts who met at Long Beach Polytechnic High School in California, got married in June 1997 and renewed their vows in 2008, welcoming three kids along the way.

Snoop most recently expressed his gratitude for his “beautiful wife” while accepting the Ultimate Icon Award at BET Awards 2025.

“See, this is why I’m so rock solid,” he said of Shante. “This is why I’m able to deal with all of the things I’m able to deal with. I’ve got God in my life, and I’ve got a queen in my life.”

“No matter what, she held me down, she hold me down, she’s always been there for me,” he continued. “She’s always been my everything. That’s why she’s onstage tonight. That’s why she’s in my life.”

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Carly Pearce raised more than $25,000 during her annual Carly’s Closet event at CMA Fest.

“the 4th annual Carly’s Closet was a huge success! … the largest one yet!” she shared on Instagram. “I can’t believe it. this event has become one of my favorite things I do every year, and I can’t wait to see y’all wearing these items on the road!”

Every year Carly cleans out her closet and gives fans a chance to own some of her wardrobe in return for a donation to charity. 

The “Truck on Fire” hitmaker gives the proceeds to the CMA Foundation, which supports music education in schools.

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Drake called Canadian politician Jagmeet Singh a goof, seemingly for attending Kendrick Lamar‘s concert in Toronto. Drake shared a screenshot of a DM he sent Singh that said “you’re a goof.” Singh responded, “I went for SZA, not Kendrick. I was born in this city. I love this city. But real talk, I get it, I shouldn’t have gone at all. OVO and Drake have lifted up this city and [Canada]. For me, it’ll always be Drake over Kendrick.” Drake then unfollowed Singh on Instagram.

After learning how much Adin Ross makes from streaming, Young Thug joked he might consider changing his profession. “I’ma stop doing music and start streaming. I think I’m gonna stop. I’m telling ya, I’m done rapping and gonna start streaming,” he said on a stream with Ross. “Y’all live a cool life. Y’all go everywhere everyday. Y’all got cats wondering around this b****. Y’all got all types of crazy stuff.”

Ne-Yo recently recalled the time his studio session with Keyshia Cole didn’t work out. “I don’t know if something had happened before she got there, but she kinda came in the studio on 10 a little bit, which had already rubbed me the wrong way because I was like, ‘Damn, I don’t even know you. Why are you mad at me?'” he recalled on the We Sound Crazy podcast. He says he eventually sang a song he’d drafted and was met with the response, “Yeah that’s cool hold on.” Ne-Yo claims Keyshia then left the room and never returned.

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Albums by My Chemical Romance and Turnstile appear in the top 10 on the latest Billboard 200 chart.

MCR’s 2004 effort Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge lands at #6 following its deluxe reissue. It earned 44,000 equivalent album units, 37,000 of which were traditional album sales.

Three Cheers originally peaked at #28 on the Billboard 200 following its initial release. The reissue now makes Three Cheers the second-highest charting MCR album, behind only 2006’s The Black Parade, which reached #2.

Meanwhile, Turnstile’s NEVER ENOUGH gives the hardcore outfit their first top-10 album, debuting at #9 with 38,000 units, 27,500 of which were traditional album sales.

NEVER ENOUGH is the much-anticipated follow-up to Turnstile’s 2021 breakout album, GLOW ON. It was accompanied by a visual album that premiered at New York City’s Tribeca Festival.

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Heart’s Nancy Wilson is not happy that the band’s classic track “Barracuda” was played during Saturday’s military parade in Washington, D.C.

“Earlier today, during a parade held in support of our nation’s military and organized by President Donald Trump, the song ‘Barracuda’ by Heart was played without permission or authorization from us,” she shared on social media. “‘Barracuda,’ written and performed by Ann and I, is a powerful piece of music that was never intended for political use.”

She added, “As daughters of a U.S. Marine Corps major, we hold a deep and abiding respect for the men and women who serve in our Armed Forces. On a day meant to honor that service, it’s important that music used in such settings reflects not only the tone of the event but also the wishes of the artists who created it.”

Accompanying the post was a photo of Nancy wearing a “No Kings But Us” hat, seemingly referencing the “No Kings” protests that took place across the country on Saturday in response to Trump’s military parade.

Released in 1977, “Barracuda” was the lead single off Heart’s third studio album, Little Queen. The track peaked at #11 on the Billboard Hot 100

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Jonas Brothers‘ upcoming 20th anniversary tour will be a bit smaller than expected.

Variety reports that six shows that the group planned to do in stadiums across the U.S. this summer have been canceled and replaced with shows in either arenas or amphitheaters. The affected dates are LA, Philadelphia, Detroit, Dallas, Washington, D.C. and Chicago. In LA, for example, instead of Dodger Stadium, the group will now play Intuit Dome in Inglewood.

While the new shows are taking place on the same day as the stadium dates, fans are being required to re-buy tickets if they want to attend. Ticketholders are getting full refunds for their original tickets, and then are being given “priority status” when the new shows go on sale next week, Variety reports.  

In an Instagram Story to fans captured by a Reddit user, JoBros wrote, “We’re pouring our hearts into making this the best tour we’ve ever done. We love performing for you and sharing this journey together … we apologize for any inconvenience these changes have caused and we can’t wait to see you on the road.”

JoBros are releasing a new album, Greetings From Your Hometown, on Aug. 8.

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How have people responded to Riley Green‘s steamy video for “Worst Way”?

Well, exactly like you’d probably expect, according to the clip’s hunky star.

“The comments — and even comments on Instagram and stuff like that — I think a lot of my buddies get a lot of enjoyment out of watching that,” Riley tells ABC Audio. “[There’s] a lot of entertainment on social media, looking at the crazy stuff people say.”

But don’t misunderstand: Riley’s not upset about it. 

“It certainly has changed, not necessarily my demographic, but maybe the topic of my demographic for a little while,” he says. “The music video was pretty steamy, I guess.”

“And the song is, I mean, it’s a very forward song,” he adds. “And honestly, when I wrote it, I was a little iffy about even putting it out. You know, like, was that the direction I wanted to go? But it’s certainly worked for us.” 

“Worst Way” is the closing track on Riley’s 2024 Don’t Mind If I Do album. 

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