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“Knew Better Part Two” didn't make it onto the album, but became a fan favorite among Arianators Arianators rejoice: Ariana Grande has released “Knew Better Part Two” to celebrate Dangerous Woman's 10th anniversary. The song is a continuation of the album's track “Knew Better / Future Boy,” which appeared as the penultimate track of her third record. Grande originally released “Knew Better Part Two” on SoundCloud back in 2016 following the release of Dangerous Woman. A bouncier take on the track, “Knew Better Part Two” finds Grande looking back on an old flame atop Dangerous Woman's iconic trap-pop production. Grande…

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Battiti Live Spring 2026 last episode lineup: tonight, Wednesday May 20ththe musical show closes its spring version on Channel 5 with the third and final evening hosted by Michelle Hunziker And Alvin. On this page you will find the singers, guests and the order of performances of the final, updated during the broadcast. SPRING 2026 LIVE BEATS: ORDER OF PERFORMANCES UPDATED LIVEThe official lineup with the order of performances of Live Spring 2026 beats is updated during the last episode broadcast on Channel 5. The exit order is entered as the artists take the stage. The third episode closes the…

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MGK has branded Yungblud a “silver spooned preachy wanker” and called him out on social media over his ticket prices. It comes after the latter posted a video in which he talked about how “live music has become inaccessible,” as part of his push for cheaper tickets through events like BLUDFEST. Commenting on the video in a now deleted post, MGK criticised Yungblud writing: “You cancelled a tour because you couldn’t sell tickets blamed it on mental health then got parazzi’d at Nobu the next day Pinocchio.” He added: “And your actual tour tickets are still the same price as…

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Michael Jackson's story ends in 1988 in the biopic, Michaelthe box-office hit that once again is the Number One movie in the United States. Now a new, three-part Netflix docuseries will continue the story of the King of Pop. Michael Jackson: The Verdictwhich premieres June 3, will reexamine Jackson's 2005 trial for child molestation. Talking heads for the docuseries include jurors, eyewitnesses, accusers, and Jackson's defenders. The film, directed by Nick Green, will look at both sides of the trial, the prosecution's and Jackson's defense, all leading to Jackson's acquittal. A trailer for the docuseries begins with footage of Jackson's…

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It's been more than a decade since the All-American Rejects shared a full-length album with the world. In that time, the band took a break from making radio-ready anthems and split from their major label. They stopped releasing music altogether, save for a few singles here and there. But last year, the band came surging back into public view with the success of their viral DIY house party tour, where they performed everywhere from a cornfield to a bowling alley. Now, after the fervor of those live shows, the All-American Rejects are back to recapture that energy with their fifth…

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Article by Alessandro Canalicchio Monday 18 May 2026, general strike day. The USB stops trains, buses, half of Italy and the rain takes its toll: Milan is a grey, hostile quagmire. Yet out of the Fabrique in via Fantoli, under the water, there is a queue of kids who have no intention of giving up. There is no doubt about it: the merch of 18K it's everywhere and super recognisable, everyone has that black shirt with the artist's name stretched out. Someone raises their iPhone for a quick chest opening of Clash Royale and the crowd goes crazy as if…

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Busta Rhymes classics from “Woo Hah!! Got You All in Check” to “Gimme Some More” are showcases for one of the nimblest, most slyly melodic, and most gloriously eccentric rappers of all time, but they’re also triumphs of songwriting. The annual New York City songwriting event Anti Social Camp will celebrate that aspect of Busta’s artistry next month, presenting him with their annual ICON Award. The rap legend will receive his prize and sit for a live interview on the art of songwriting at the event’s June 8 kickoff, the one-day iHeartRadio Anti Social Music Conference. The interview will take…

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OR On a hot March day in 2000, 16 ordinary Americans arrived on the beaches of Borneo to participate in a grand new experiment: a television show called Survivors. Reality competition was still new, and no one — not even the show's top brass — knew exactly what they were making or how the next 39 days would play out. But one contestant seemed certain of how it would end. “I've got the million-dollar check written already. I mean, I'm the winner,” Richard Hatch told the camera in his first “confessional” interview. He was playing up his confidence, performing a…

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