K-pop octet Stray Kids earns its fifth #1 on the HITS Top 50 with the debut of ATE. Jimin, Glass Animals, Childish Gambino, Ivan Cornejo and Koe Wetzel are among the top new entries.

The Obamas have given Kamala their blessing as the 2024 race keeps heating up. Meanwhile, an array of music-biz peeps earn praise and props of their own, including Jeremy, Nir, Jaq, Tommy, KAROL and Glo. Here's our latest polling data.

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Eminem’s The Death of Slim Shady scores a lucky 13 on the HITS Song Revenue Chart with 13 Top 50 entries, racking up a tidy $770k—which would buy several truckloads of Mom’s Spaghetti. Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” leapfrogs Shaboozey’s “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” to retake the top spot.

Despite the torrential downpour in Paris, the Seine was overflowing with Team U.S.A. spirit on Friday as the 2024 Olympics opening ceremony got underway.

Spotify racked up record profits in Q2. Its earnings report shows €3.81b ($4.13b)—a 20% YOY increase resulting in a net profit of €274m. The numbers were fueled by a 16% drop in operating costs stemming from layoffs and a "lower marketing spend."

Republic's Post Malone holds atop the Pop chart with "I Had Some Help" f/Morgan Wallen, while Kendrick and Tommy Richman battle it out for #1 at Rhythm and Columbia remains in the top spot at Modern Rock with Hozier's "Too Sweet."

Eminem has scored a second week at #1 on the U.K.’s Official Albums Chart, while over on the singles roundup, Sabrina Carpenter replaces herself at the top—again.

SoundCloud is expanding its Buzzing Playlists with the addition of three new genre offerings: Rock, Indie and Metal.

Dick Asher, the longtime record executive who held top posts at CBS and PolyGram and who, at CBS, played a key role in curtailing payments to the informal alliance of independent record promoters known as the Network, died on 7/23 at age 92.

First-round voting for the 25th Latin Grammy Awards, 11/14 in Miami, is now open. The nominations will be announced on 9/17.