Hayley Williams at Foxy’s Proper Pub on March 15, 2026 in Austin, Texas. (Anna Webber/Getty Images for Inc. at Inc. Founders House at SXSW)
Hayley Williams has added a concert to her schedule, taking place Sept. 16 at New York City’s Forest Hills Stadium.
Like the Paramore frontwoman’s recently announced date at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on Oct. 5, the Forest Hills performance is billed as “The Hayley Williams Show,” which a press release says will “feature material across all three of the singer’s solo albums as well as some exciting surprises.”
Conversely, Williams has been performing just her 2025 album Ego Death of a Bachelorette Party in full and select covers on her current solo tour.
A presale for the Forest Hills show begins May 4 at 10 a.m. local time; registration for access to the presale is open now through Friday at 2 p.m. ET. Tickets go on sale to the general public on May 6 at 10 a.m. local time.
Ozzy Osbourne performs on stage at British Summer Time Festival at Hyde Park on July 4, 2014 in London, United Kingdom. (Christie Goodwin/Redferns via Getty Images)
The London fragrance brand Czech & Speake has launched a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne with a limited-edition release of his favorite scent.
“For over 30 years, Ozzy wore one fragrance. No.88 by @CzechAndSpeake,” reads a post on Ozzy’s Instagram. “The moment he smelled it, he said: ‘I’d like to smell like this for the rest of my life.’ And he did. Every concert. Every city. Every room he walked into.”
“Today, we honour The Prince of Darkness with a limited tribute edition of No.88,” the post continues. “A black sleeve. A purple foil. His number. His scent. His legacy.”
A portion of the sales will be donated to the charity Cure Parkinson’s.
Lady Gaga isn’t just in The Devil Wears Prada 2: She also contributed original music to the soundtrack beyond “Runway,” the collaboration with Doechii that you’ve likely already heard.
The track list for the soundtrack has just been revealed, and it includes not one but two additional Lady Gaga songs, “Shape of a Woman” and “Glamorous Life.” Also on the soundtrack are previously released songs by Olivia Dean, Dua Lipa, Miley Cyrus, RAYE, SZA and more. It’s out on Friday, along with the film, and is now available to presave.
Meanwhile, Meryl Streep has shared that she’s the one who arranged for Lady Gaga to be in the movie. In an interview with the U.K.’s Heart Radio, Meryl said she decided to call Gaga after getting her number from someone whose name she wouldn’t reveal.
“I just said, ‘Would you do this? ‘Cause it’s gonna be really good,'” Meryl recalled. “And she said, ‘Yeah.’ [Just] like that.” The famed actress noted, “She’s on her world tour, which lasted a year, playing to 75,000 people in a stadium, and she just flew off and did [our movie].”
Kacey Musgraves’ Middle of Nowhere Tour (AEG Presents)
Kacey Musgraves will be taking the Middle of Nowhere everywhere on tour.
The Texas native launches the 29-date trek named for her new album in Chicago on her birthday, Aug. 21.
Along the way, she’ll play multiple nights at New York City’s Madison Square Garden, Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena and Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Arena, before wrapping Oct. 26-27 at Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena.
Midland, Flatland Cavalry, Carter Faith, Estevie, Charles Wesley Godwin, William Beckmann, Gabriella Rose and The Brudi Brothers will join her at different points on the run.
American Express presales kick off May 5, while fans can register for presales that start May 6. Tickets open up to the general public May 8.
Kacey’s sixth studio album, Middle of Nowhere, drops Friday.
Tedeschi Trucks Band on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ (Disney/Randy Holmes)
Tedeschi Trucks Band’s Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi are set to perform the national anthem at Saturday’s 152nd Kentucky Derby.
The pair’s performance will be part of NBC’s coverage of the annual race from Churchill Downs in Louisville, with the performance taking place around 5 p.m. ET.
“Tedeschi Trucks Band’s soulful sound and remarkable vocal presence make them an exciting addition to this year’s Kentucky Derby,” says Mike Anderson, president of Churchill Downs Racetrack. “We’re thrilled to welcome them to Churchill Downs and know their performance will capture the energy, emotion, and spirit that define Derby Day.”
“Performing at the Kentucky Derby is a true honor for us,” adds Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks. “We’re thrilled to be invited and grateful for the opportunity to perform at such an iconic event.”
Tedeschi Trucks Band recently released their sixth studio album, Future Soul. They are currently on tour and scheduled to play Raleigh, North Carolina, on Wednesday, followed by New Orleans Jazz Fest on Sunday.
Claire Danes has found her next project with Netflix.
She’ll star in the new drama Lovesick, which has received a straight-to-series order from the streaming service. The series follows Danes’ Annika, a breast cancer surgeon who unexpectedly deals with her own diagnosis. Her life becomes intertwined with a new patient, a promising politician named Nate.
Lovesick was created, written and executive produced by The Affair’s Sarah Treem. She tells Tudum the story deals with themes of “life, death, children, love, middle age, courage, science and faith.”
“I’m thrilled to get to tell this story with the genius Claire Danes,” Treem says. “We’ve been looking for something to do together for a very long time, and this character, Annika, is perhaps a mix of both of our wildest dreams.”
Danes is the only cast member who has been confirmed so far. She’ll also executive produce. A release date has yet to be announced.
Danes previously starred opposite Matthew Rhys in the Netflix miniseries The Beast in Me.
Michael B. Jordan on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ (Disney/Randy Holmes)
If your kids can’t wait to hear Michael B. Jordan voice Ollie in the new movie Swapped, they can catch him chatting with Elmo in a new video from Sesame Street.
Now available on Netflix and PBS Kids, the clip features Michael asking “Elmo B. Monster” a few questions because “questions is the best way to get to know someone.”
“I think it’s so important to get to know the people around you. Like your neighbors, local workers, teachers, store owners, people in your community,” Michael says, before Elmo chimes in, “the people in your neighborhood.”
“Asking questions and making connections is the best way to learn about new cultures, music, food and so much more,” Michael adds. “We could really learn a lot from each other, Elmo.”
He then asks Elmo questions, including: What’s it like being a monster? What are some of the things monsters like? Why don’t monsters wear shoes? And what kind of ice cream do you like?
“By asking questions, we can find out that even though we’re different, we have a lot in common,” Elmo says, after discovering they both love cherry vanilla ice cream.
Elmo then flips the script and asks Michael for a hug, before they head off to get their favorite ice cream.
Bailey Zimmerman’s Different Night Same Rodeo Tour (Live Nation)
Bailey Zimmerman’s giving a dollar from every ticket sold to his upcoming Music City shows to the nonprofit dog rescue Wags and Walks.
“Partnerships like these are so meaningful in helping us spread the word about rescue,” Nashville Wags and Walks founder Kathryn Hurley says. “Saving dogs is incredibly rewarding, but it also comes with real costs, from medical care to everyday needs, so support like this truly makes a difference. We’re so thankful for the opportunity to work together and reach more people with our mission.”
Bailey has two golden retrievers, Marley Mae and Pie.
He brings his Different Night Same Rodeo Tour to Nashville’s Ascend Amphitheater on Friday and Saturday, with Hudson Westbrook and Blake Whiten opening.
ames Comey speaks onstage at 92NY on May 30, 2023 in New York City. (Photo by Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images)
(WASHINGTON) — Former FBI Director James Comey made an initial court appearance Wednesday after self-surrendering to law enforcement at the courthouse in the Eastern District of Virginia, following his indictment Tuesday on charges of threatening the president.
A federal grand jury in North Carolina on Tuesday indicted Comey over a controversial Instagram post from last year that President Donald Trump and members of his administration claimed was a threat against Trump.
Comey did not enter a plea during his court appearance.
He answered “Yes, your honor,” presumably as an acknowledgement of the charges in the indictment. He was flanked by his two attorneys, Jessica Carmichael and Patrick Fitzgerald.
Comey was allowed to the leave court without conditions for his release. His attorney said, “I don’t see why they’d be necessary this time.”
The indictment centers on a controversy that erupted nearly a year ago when Comey, in a since-deleted Instagram post, shared a picture showing the numbers “86 47” written in seashells on the beach with the caption “Cool shell formation on my beach walk.” Citing the slang meaning of “86” as to “nix” or “get rid” of something, allies of the president allege that the post was a veiled threat against Trump, who is the 47th president.
As outlined in the short, three-page indictment, Comey faces one charge of threats against the president and successors, and one charge of transmitting a threat in interstate commerce.
Prosecutors in the indictment say the post constitutes a threat that any “reasonable recipient who is familiar with the circumstances would interpret as a serious expression of an intent to do harm to the President of the United States.”
Comey’s attorneys indicated Wednesday that they plan to file a motion accusing the Justice Department of selectively and vindictively prosecuting Comey, and said in court they wanted to make sure the government preserved any materials and public statements that could be related to such a motion.
Prosecutors will likely face a high legal bar to prove that the Instagram post constituted a “true threat,” which the Supreme Court in 2023 found required showing an individual understood their message would be perceived as threatening. With the phrase “86 47” increasingly adopted by protesters of the Trump administration, the case could carry sweeping implications for the First Amendment.
Comey was indicted last year on unrelated charges for allegedly lying to Congress and obstruction related to his testimony before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee in 2020. Comey’s lawyers moved to dismiss the indictment, arguing the case was politically motivated and that the grand jury never saw the charges in their entirety, and the case was ultimately dismissed over issues with the legitimacy of the prosecutor who brought the case.
“I know that Donald Trump will probably come after me again, and my attitude is going to be the same,” Comey said in a video posted to social media after the previous indictment was thrown out in November. “I’m innocent. I am not afraid, and I believe in an independent federal judiciary — the gift from our founders that protects us from a would-be tyrant.”
The new indictment comes as the Department of Justice in recent weeks has ramped up investigations of some of Trump’s perceived political foes under Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, who is heading up the Justice Department following Trump’s ouster of Pam Bondi.
“Nothing has changed with me,” Comey posted online Tuesday in response to the indictment, echoing what he said after the previous indictment was thrown out last year. “I’m still innocent, I’m still not afraid and I still believe in the independent federal judiciary so let’s go.”
“But it’s really important that all of us remember this is not who we are as a country, this is not how the Department of Justice is supposed to be and the good news is we get closer every day to restoring those values,” he added. “Keep the faith.”
This is a developing news story. Please check back for updates.
Michael McDonald of The Doobie Brothers performs onstage during the 2025 Songwriters Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony at Marriott Marquis Times Square on June 12, 2025 in New York City. (Photo by Theo Wargo/Getty Images for Songwriters Hall Of Fame)
After making a guest appearance on pop star Charlie Puth’s yacht rock-inspired album Whatever’s Clever!, The Doobie Brothers’ Michael McDonald is now popping up on Keith Urban’s new album, Flow State, which features the country superstar covering, yes, yacht rock tunes.
The album includes Keith’s takes on such yacht rock staples as Players’ “Baby Come Back,” Bill Withers’ “Just the Two of Us,” Robbie Dupree’s “Steal Away,” and Seals and Crofts’ “Summer Breeze,” which is out now.
McDonald appears on the album’s only original song, “We Go Back,” which is available via digital outlets. The album also features guest appearances by John Mayer and country group Little Big Town.
“The origins of this kind of music was, in certain ways, a reaction and an antidote to the stresses of the times,” Keith says. “Its sole mission (and soul mission) is unchanged … to bring us together and remind us that life is happening NOW- the eternal now- and we have far more in common than not.”
“I hope wherever you hear this album you can feel the exhale, comfort and optimism these songs were originally written by and for,” he adds.
Flow State, due out June 12, is available for preorder now. Here is the track list: “Steal Away” “Baby Come Back” “Magnet and Steel” featuring Little Big Town “Just the Two of Us” “On and On” “We Go Back” featuring Michael McDonald “Help Is On Its Way” “How Much I Feel” “Summer Breeze” “I Just Wanna Stop” “Guitar Man” featuring John Mayer
