Capitol's Niall Horan and Mercury/Republic's Noah Kahan lead the week's new releases. House Lipman will score a 15th consecutive week at #1, with Morgan Wallen on track to regain the throne.

JYP/Imperial's Stray Kids secure another giant week at #1 on the HITS Top 50 for Republic, extending its run to 14 weeks. Jelly Roll earns a career-best debut at #3 with Whitsitt Chapel, while ENHYPEN, the Foos, Spider-Man and Moneybagg Yo freshen up the Top 10.

Any substantive conversation about the present state of the biz will prominently feature how successful the burgeoning Latin market has become, as exemplified by its commanding presence on the U.S. and global streaming charts.

For our Pride Special, David Furnish gets personal with David Bender and discusses Elton John's final tour coming to an end, his documentary with R.J. Cutler, activism, music and more.

The National Hip-Hop Museum is invading New York City 6/10-11 for a 40th anniversary celebration of the 1983 hip-hop film Wild Style.

Bust out the fireworks, Angelenos! Neil Young will play a four-night stand in July at the John Anson Ford Theatre, kicking off a run of solo acoustic West Coast shows.

We’ll make this quick: UMG has rolled out the compilation Sped Up Songs: Official Remixes From Viral Creators and Speed Radio. Available to stream or download IMMEDIATELY, the set boasts 16 sped-up mixes, including rapid takes on hits by Sam Smith and Kim Petras, The Weeknd, Lana Del Rey and...

The Aces are more than childhood friends; they’re chosen family. Fresh out of conservative Provo, Utah, and barely out of their teens when they signed with Red Bull Records in 2016, the band used to shy away from topics of sexuality. Today, three-quarters of the group proudly identify as gay or queer.

We caught up with NEON16 CEO Lex Borrero after La Firma’s Netflix launch to discuss the success of the show, his contract-shredding dismissals, the talented contestants and what's next for Latin entertainment.