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Los Angeles singer-songwriter Tony DV has released two new tracks, "Agatha" and "Felicia," alongside an FPV drone video shot in New York City for "Agatha."

Long Island power-pop band PLAYING DEAD released a music video for 'Going Back Home,' the opening track from their upcoming split EP with BEST BONES. The video was shot in the band's new practice space and directed by Nick Petro.

Kenny Riches' award-winning crime drama MOUSE will open in New York and Los Angeles. The film follows a lonely petty thief who invents a false identity through a pen-pal service, only to discover his correspondent is running her own deception.

J-pop duo YOASOBI released a new remix of Orion, their Overwatch collaboration track, following a performance at BlizzCon.

Buffalo ComedySportz will present a happy hour event featuring short-form competitive improv comedy, specialty cocktails, and Halloween costume contests at Shea's Performing Arts Center.

AMC+ announced the eight-episode drama YAGA will premiere with two episodes on the streaming service. The mystery thriller stars Carrie-Anne Moss, Noah Reid, Clark Backo, and Hudson Williams.

Nashville songwriter and producer Kyle Ryan, known as Junior Pro and musical director for Kacey Musgraves, released the title track from his upcoming album Cool via Easy Does It Records.

AESPA released SYNK : COMPLæXITY – 2026 Special Digital Single featuring four solo tracks from members Karina, Winter, Giselle, and Ningning. The K-pop group completed a successful Latin American leg with sold-out shows in Santiago, Lima, and Mexico City, plus over 21,000 fans in São Paulo.

SAOSIN will perform at Brooklyn Bowl Nashville as part of the SELF-TITLED 20th Anniversary Tour, featuring support from Silent Planet, Like Moths To Flames, and Save Us.

Country artist Braxton Keith performed a 22-song set at the sold-out Brooklyn Bowl in Nashville, featuring a surprise duet with Tyla Rodrigues on a Dolly Parton tribute.

THE TRAITORS: NEW BLOOD brings an all-new civilian version of the Emmy Award-winning reality series to NBC, featuring contestants competing for a prize fund worth up to $250,000 at a Scottish Highlands castle.

Modern rock band AETERNUM released the single 'Spatial Memory,' produced by Scott Wilson and co-written by Paul Bartolome, while announcing the SAINTS OF SICKNESS TOUR alongside Ventana and Deadly Apples.

JoJo announced an intimate anniversary tour celebrating 20 years of her career-defining album The High Road, kicking off November 13 in Boston and visiting seven cities through November 24 in Chicago.

WAVVES announced the upcoming release of CHERRY SODA via I Surrender Records, leading with the single Pinesol, which blends '90s grunge and California punk influences.

The eighties pop cover band will perform at military bases across the Western Hemisphere, featuring co-leads Tyler and Haley alongside seasoned musicians from major television and touring acts.

“It’s tradition, Oliver. Traditions are important”, so says Dawn in the Inside No. 9 episode “Last Night of the Proms”, explaining the actions of the Prommers during the Fantasia on British Sea-Songs section of the concert to her teenage nephew. Anyone at the Royal Albert Hall (or watching from home) on Saturday night might have been forgiven for thinking that the first two thirds of the programme were incidental, given the insistence on party poppers being set off every two minutes and flags taking over nearly every spare inch of the auditorium - all while Sakari Oramo conducted the BBC Symphony Orchestra through a mixture of pieces from the past two centuries.

Jaclyn Smith and Kate Jackson reunited on THE DREW BARRYMORE SHOW to reflect on 'Charlie's Angels' 50 years after the series premiered, fielding surprise questions from host Drew Barrymore.

Jaclyn Smith and Kate Jackson joined Drew Barrymore to discuss how the original CHARLIE'S ANGELS influenced her career and its lasting impact on women 50 years after the series debuted.

Olivia Rodrigo spoke with Drew Barrymore at her Daisy Chain Fields music festival about turning perceived weaknesses into strengths and the meaning behind some of her most iconic songs.

Olivia Rodrigo spoke with Drew Barrymore at Daisy Chain Fields about the personal significance of daisies and what inspired her music festival.

GOOD MORNING AMERICA went behind the scenes as Celine Dion opened her Paris residency, her first show in six years following a battle with stiff-person syndrome.

Mariska Hargitay discussed becoming the first woman in 15 years to host the Primetime Emmys and hinted at surprise appearances during a recent TODAY appearance.

Tyler Perry and Jennifer Hudson surprised each other with an unplanned duet during his appearance on THE JENNIFER HUDSON SHOW, adding a musical moment to their sit-down conversation.

AI-generated actress Tilly Norwood spoke with TODAY correspondent Chloe Melas about the Hollywood controversy surrounding her creation and whether AI performers threaten human actors.

Ke Huy Quan discussed his new memoir NEVER SAY DIE on GOOD MORNING AMERICA, tracing his path from Vietnamese refugee and child star to his Oscar-winning Hollywood return.