thank u, next spends its second week at #1 on the HITS Top 50 Chart, as Republic star Ariana Grande rakes in another 155k with the record-shattering, acclaimed set.
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"It's lovely to have all of you here," effuses Universal U.K. chief David Joseph to a coterie of company dignitaries on the occasion of the BRIT Awards, at which UMG picked up an armload of gongs, "but I'm not sure we have enough tea biscuits for everyone. Let me just nip down to the shop." Shortly after this photo was snapped, Republic topper Monte Lipman asked company overlord Sir Lucian Grainge what number you call to get knighted. Seen just before it started snowing in L.A. are...
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We've been telling you for a while now that Billie Eilish is a very big deal, and the data keeps coming to back that up...
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If heavy favorite "Shallow" wins the Oscar for Best Original Song for Lady Gaga, it will be just the fourth time in Oscar’s 91-year history that the winning song was written or co-written by an actor who played a leading role in that film.
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We commemorate Oscar weekend—cup of Joe shakily in hand—with our latest industry-trending leaderboard. The HITS List Top 10 includes an entry for Sunday night’s marathon—coming two weeks after the Grammys improbably raised the bar for awards shows—plus paeans to...
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Buzzers are buzzing over the rumored return of Luke Lewis to the major-label world. Chatter surrounds a supposed JV with...
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R. Kelly has turned himself in to Chicago Police after being charged with 10 counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse.
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Benny Blanco, Halsey & Khalid are #1 at T40, while Post Malone extends his #1 streak at Rhythm and at Modern Rock, Cage The Elephant stomp into the Top 5...
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It’s a fine flipover Friday for guys with guitars as the 14th studio album from Dream Theater and Gary Clark Jr. rule iTunes on one chart and John Mayer is climbing on the songs side.
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THE WINNERS
What the Grammys tell us about a changing landscape.
COMMITTED TO ROCK
The biz players who are determined to get the volume back up.
MANAGEMENT DO-SI-DO
Big changes among big acts.
THE NEW SUPERSTARS
The old pop rules just don't apply.
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THE BRITS: A VIEW FROM THE INSIDE
