(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Tuesday’s sports events:
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
Wild 3, Canadiens 4
Sharks 1, Lightning 4
Senators 4, Blue Jackets 1
Bruins 2, Stars 6
Sabres 5, Predators 3
Blues 1, Jets 3
Devils 2, Oilers 1
Rangers 3, Kings 4
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
Suns 116, 76ers 110
Clippers 110, Bulls 138
Spurs 106, Rockets 111
Timberwolves 122, Jazz 127
Lakers 115, Nuggets 107
Raptors 145, Warriors 127
Heat 130, Kings 117
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Before embarking on his music career, Riley Green played football for Jacksonville State University while he was in college in his Alabama hometown.
It’s something he believes helped prepare him for the success he’s enjoying today.
“Being a quarterback, you’ve gotta have a certain level of confidence to go out there and lead the pack, I guess,” Riley says. “And if you’re gonna get up onstage in front of people and sing about stuff you made up, you’ve gotta have some level of confidence then, too. You know what I mean?”
“It’s one thing if you’re just an amazing singer and you’re singing a song you know everybody is gonna sing along to,” he continues. “But I had to go out there and win ‘em over with songs that I made up, and that’s a pretty scary thing for anybody, I’m sure.”
“So, you know, definitely the confidence that playing team sports gives you, it definitely helped me out and helped me get to where I am now,” he says.
Riley’s just released his new radio single, “Change My Mind,” ahead of the start of his Cowboy as It Gets Tour April 16 in Southaven, Mississippi.
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When Taylor Swift sang “Charlie Puth should be a bigger artist” on The Tortured Poets Department, Charlie Puth took that to heart.
The singer tells Rolling Stone hearing Taylor name-drop him in that way lit a fire under him creatively.
“I don’t know if that was the moment where I realized that I needed to write a certain kind of music, but it was definitely affirming that one of the biggest stars in the world knows me,” he says. “It’s like, ‘I better write something good, ’cause maybe she, and some others, will hear it.’”
Charlie says part of becoming “a bigger artist” was deciding to “let people in a little bit more.” He adds that in the beginning of his career, “It was more about making sure that people were happy.”
He says the first song he wrote for his new album Whatever’s Clever! is called “I Used to Be Cringe,” which details the things he used to do when he was still figuring out what kind of artist he wanted to be. He says the whole song came to him during a 30-minute car ride.
“And it’s all just because Taylor had said something about me,” he said. “It gave me enough excitement to write another song in my head. And now we’re ending the album with that.”
Whatever’s Clever! comes out March 27.
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Along with Halestorm‘s many classic rock inspirations, frontwoman Lzzy Hale is very much influenced by the ’90s alternative scene. Hale appeared in a video tribute to Soundgarden during the 2025 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony, and the Halestorm track “Broken Doll,” off their latest album, Everest, might bring to mind the Hole song “Doll Parts.”
“No matter what time you come into the ’90s era, there’s no way that it can’t influence you,” Hale tells ABC Audio. “There was such a pureness about it and such a dangerous aspect to it.”
With “Broken Doll,” Hale definitely felt herself channeling Courtney Love.
“I got to wear a little bit of some Courtney Love shoes with that,” she laughs.
Beyond throwing it back to the ’90s, Hale says that “Broken Doll” is partly about getting older.
“I’m not 21 anymore, where everything was just new, and we were just breaking through wall after wall,” the 42-year-old says. “So now we’re able to kind of exist and be like, OK, there’s still something here and there’s something that can’t necessarily be replaced with something shiny and new. We have to kind of own who we are and where we’re at in this life.”
Everest is out now. It also includes the singles “Darkness Always Wins” and “Like a Woman Can.”
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Bonnie Raitt is set to join Brandi Carlie for one of her Echoes Through the Canyon concerts, which will take place May 29 and 30 at the Gorge Amphitheatre in Gorge, Washington, outside of Seattle.
Raitt, who Carlile called her “red headed hero,” is booked to play May 30. It will feature a headlining set by Carlile, along with a performance by Sara Bareilles. The May 29 lineup features the Indigo Girls and I’m With Her, plus both nights promise “very special guests.”
“I am so excited to be joining @brandicarlile and @sarabareilles, two of my favorite artists on what will surely be a legendary blast of a gathering,” Bonnie wrote on Instagram. “I’ve loved playing The Gorge, one of the most spectacular venues anywhere. Can’t wait to celebrate what will surely be a highlight of our summer. Thanks so much to Brandi for inviting me and hope to see you all there!”
Various presales are happening Wednesday and Thursday, with tickets going on sale to the general public Friday at 10 a.m. PT.
The first Echoes Through the Canyon festival took place in 2023, with one of the shows headlined by Joni Mitchell and one of her all-star “Joni Jams.”
Raitt’s Echoes Through the Canyon appearance will take place just two days after she launches her 2026 tour. It kicks off May 28 in Spokane, Washington, and wraps in the U.S. on June 13 in Bellingham, Washington. The tour heads to Canada starting June 16 in Vancouver, wrapping June 27 in Winnipeg. Raitt’s also booked to play Las Vegas’ Big Blues Bender on Sept. 10.
A complete list of dates can be found at BonnieRaitt.com.
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Adolescence star and co-creator Stephen Graham won a trophy at this year’s Golden Globes — but he also lost that same trophy not too long after the ceremony.
In a recent interview with the U.K. radio show Capital Breakfast, Graham told the story of how he lost his Golden Globe in the chaos that followed his Jan. 11 win for best actor in a limited series, anthology series or a motion picture made for television.
“I had to go straight from LA the day after to Madrid because I had to be on set the next day. It was weird, I had like three minutes to catch the plane,” Graham said. “It’s a next-level kind of thing. As I come off, a woman stood there with my name and she took me down the stairs, threw me in a car and drove me across the airport on the runway.”
The actor remembered being concerned that his suitcase — which had his Golden Globe inside of it — wasn’t going to make the plane.
“I went, ‘Excuse me, love? There’s no way you’re getting my suitcase on this plane if I’m in a car now,’ and she’s like, ‘Oh no, don’t worry, we’ll take care of it,’” Graham said. “And I was like, ‘No, no, no, no, you don’t understand,’ and she went, ‘I promise you, I promise you.’ Anyway, it didn’t land.”
Graham said his suitcase that contained Golden Globe was left in Atlanta. He put his trophy inside the suitcase because he found it too heavy.
“I wasn’t carrying that on me,” Graham said.
Luckily, the trophy wasn’t lost for long. Graham said he has since been reunited with his Golden Globe.
”But thankfully, thankfully, it turns up the day after. Two days after,” Graham said.
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Meghan Trainor is a mom of three.
The “Still Don’t Care” singer, 33, announced in an Instagram post on Tuesday that she welcomed a baby girl with husband Daryl Sabara via surrogate on Jan. 18, 2026.
“Our baby girl Mikey Moon Trainor has finally made it to the world thanks to our incredible, superwoman surrogate,” Trainor began in the caption of her post. “We are forever grateful to all the doctors, nurses, teams who made this dream possible.”
She continued, “We had endless conversations with our doctors in this journey and this was the safest way for us to be able to continue growing our family. We are over the moon in love with this precious girl.”
Trainor, who is already a mom to sons Riley, 4, and Barry, 2, added that her family is “over the moon in love with this precious girl.”
“Riley and Barry have been so excited, they even got to choose her middle name,” she said. “We are going to enjoy our family time now, love you all.”
Good Morning America has reached out to reps for Trainor for additional comment.
The singer has always wanted a big family. In 2021, after the birth of her first son, Riley, she told People that she’s “ready for three more kids!”
The news of Trainor’s growing family was met with cheer in the comments by famous celebs, including Khloe Kardashian, Zara Larsson, Jessie J and more.
“Congrats to your beautiful family,” Larsson wrote.
Jessie J added, “My [heart] is bursting for you all.”
Trainor will release her seventh studio album, Toy With Me, on April 24, 2026. It includes the single, “Still Don’t Care.”
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With a Grammy nomination in the best melodic rap performance category, Ty Dolla $ign has decided to celebrate. He’s partnered with his EZMNY Records label to host a party ahead of the annual awards show.
Ty Dolla $ign & Friends – The EZMNY Jamm Jam will take place on Jan. 28, featuring performances from Ty Dolla and other yet-to-be-announced special guests. There will be a livestream of the event on Prime Video from 9 p.m. PT to 11 p.m. PT, as well as Twitch and Amazon Music.
“We founded EZMNY with a simple goal in mind: bring back good music by discovering, developing, supporting and celebrating real artists,” Ty Dolla $ign tells Billboard.
“With 11 Grammy nominations this year across our whole label between Ty, Leon Thomas and Bizzy Crook, there’s no better way to celebrate than with good music from real artists,” adds Shawn Barron, co-founder and CEO of EZMNY Records. “Shout-out to Amazon Music and Jammcard for helping us bring this event to life.”
Leon is up for six Grammys, and Bizzy Crook received four nods for his work on Mutt.
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(WASHINGTON) — Vice President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance announced Tuesday that the couple is expecting their fourth child.
“We’re very happy to share some exciting news. Our family is growing!” Usha Vance wrote in the post on social media.
This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.
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Sublime has announced their own concert cruise, Sublime Reef Madness.
The seafaring event will set sail Nov. 15 from Miami and will stop at Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas, before returning on Nov. 19. It will feature two headlining performances from Sublime, including a performance of their 1996 self-titled album in full.
Presale signups are open now. Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday at 2 p.m. ET.
For more info, visit SublimeCruise.com.
As for Sublime’s upcoming plans on land, they’ll be playing a number of upcoming festivals, including their own Me Gusta festival in Fort Worth, Texas, in May. They’ve also been working on a new album, marking the first Sublime record in 30 years.
Sublime currently consists of original members Eric Wilson and Bud Gaugh alongside Jakob Nowell, son of late frontman Bradley Nowell.
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