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		FIREAID SETS SUPERSTAR LINEUP, EXPANDS TO FORUM Everybody who's anybody will be performing. (1/16a) Check It Out Now SPOTIFY CANCELS GRAMMY-WEEK EVENTS, DONATES TO FIREAID, MUSICARES, MORE Yet another shoe drops. (1/16a) Check It Out Now PERSHING SQUARE PUSHES TO SET UP U.S. LISTING FOR UMG Ackman won't take no for an answer. (1/16a) Check It Out Now ACADEMY TELESCOPES GRAMMY WEEK EVENTS The show must go on, with modifications. (1/15a) Check It Out Now I LOVE L.A. Simon Glickman on his adopted hometown (1/16a) Check It Out Now
		NOW WHAT? We have no fucking idea. COUNTRY'S NEWEST DISRUPTOR Three chords and some truth you may not be ready for. AI IS ALREADY EATING YOUR LUNCH The kids can tell the difference... for now. WHO'S BUYING THE DRINKS? That's what we'd like to know.

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Friday, April 2, 2021

YOUR RADIO CHART PREVIEWS

Warner’s Saweetie takes over the #1 spot with “Best Friend” f/Doja Cat as label mate Yung Bleu’s “You’re Mines Still” climbs to #3 and Republic’s Drake enters the Top 5 with “What’s Next.” Capitol’s Lil Baby joins the Top 10 with “On Me” as does Columbia’s Lil TJay with “Calling My Phone.” f/6LACK. Entering the Top 25 is Capitol’s Mooski with “Track Star.” Look for debuts from Epic’s GIVĒON with “Heartbreak Anniversary” and Interscope’s Moneybagg Yo with “Time Today.”