The inaugural Jamaica Rising Day Parade made history in Brooklyn with an extraordinary celebration of Jamaican culture, heritage, resilience and achievement—and among those lending her voice, influence and unwavering support to the occasion was cultural advocate and humanitarian Monica Sanchez. Held in conjunction with Jamaica’s Independence celebrations, the historic event began with a grand breakfast
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With just a week to go before the Aug. 21 release of Sam Smith‘s fifth studio album, Hazel Eyes, the singer told The New Yorker Radio Hour podcast this week that they’ve already begun work on LP6, and it sounds like a rager. Explore See latest videos, charts and news Unlike Hazel Eyes, which Smith
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We independently evaluate all recommended products and services. Any products or services put forward appear in no particular order. if you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. In my days of being the biggest fashion nerd on the planet, I’ve reviewed many things, both amazing and not-so-good, and today we’re going to
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We independently evaluate all recommended products and services. Any products or services put forward appear in no particular order. if you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. Starting Simple: The Uniqlo Review Today, we are doing a little comparison. We’re looking at Uniqlo’s impossibly priced $50 Japanese selvedge denim jeans versus a
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Nipsey Hussle once said, “The highest human act is to inspire.” Seven years after his tragic passing, that inspiration refuses to fade. When fellow South Central rapper Bino Rideaux and Hussle’s older brother and business partner, Blacc Sam (born Samiel Asghedom), pull up to the Billboard office during their NYC press run for Prolific —
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A songwriter as prolific, long-lived and legendary as Jimmy Webb is bound to have left a few things behind over the decades. So it’s fitting that the Songwriters Hall of Fame’s third-youngest inductee ever is celebrating his 80th birthday on Saturday (Aug. 15) by announcing a new album, Yours For the Taking: The Found Songs
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Sheryl Crow is launching her next album with a song that wasn’t initially intended to be part of it. The politically minded “Freedom Bus,” which features a guest vocal by Jesse Welles, was among a batch of songs the Rock & Roll Hall of Famer and her “musical husband,” guitarist Jeff Trott, wrote during weekly
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Uber-prolific Australian band King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard has released nearly 30 albums since its 2012 debut — in other words, the band isn’t known for the drawn-out studio perfectionism that often stymies musicians. Explore See latest videos, charts and news But with Alien Metal, its 28th studio album — and first in 14
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Vocalist and guitarist Lindsay Lou had played songs such as Ricky Skaggs’ “All I Ever Loved Was You” and Ralph Stanley’s “I Only Exist” in bluegrass jam sessions for years, before realizing that some of the songs so closely associated with the bluegrass canon’s most popular trailblazing male artists were actually written by women. Explore
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Exactly 10 years after she declared herself a “Trini-minican gyal,” Cardi B is bringing the drama to Jamrock. On Friday (Aug. 14), Billboard can exclusively reveal that Grammy-winning rapper Cardi B will headline BZR WKND Jamaica 2026 in Kingston on Oct. 18, marking her first-ever stadium-headlining concert in the Caribbean. Billed “Cardi B & Friends,”
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