Miley Cyrus Rebrands as Miley Ahead of Her “Bass Persuades” Release
Miley Cyrus rebrands as the Miley ahead of the September 18th arrival of “Bass Persuades,” scheduling two Los Angeles performances at the Hollywood Bowl.
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“Always Lalisa” Captures the Blackpink Star's Solo Milestones
Sony Music Vision confirms an October 12th theatrical release for “Always Lalisa,” a documentary chronicling Lisa's solo endeavors.
Amy Winehouse's Back to Black Receives a 20th-Anniversary Reissue
UMR and Island confirm an October 23, 2026, release date for a 20th-anniversary reissue of Amy Winehouse's Back to Black.
Remi Wolf Announces Her Album Mud
Remi Wolf confirms an October 9th for her Island project Mud, testing the lead single Twiggy live during a Newport Folk Festival.
Aphex Twin Brings Drukqs Back Across Vinyl, CD, and Cassette
An extended edition of Drukqs adds five tracks to the original 30, including three reworkings of Avril 14th.
Charli XCX Puts the Music, Fashion, Film B-Sides on iTunes
Three days after Music, Fashion, Film, Charli XCX released its three B-sides exclusively on iTunes, each with a black-and-white video.
Madonna Goes Back to the Dance Floor With Confessions II
Madonna and Stuart Price reunite two decades after Confessions on a Dance Floor for Confessions II
Jorja Smith Sets What Are The Odds for an August Release
What Are The Odds, the third album from Jorja Smith, arrives August 21.
Jay-Z and Rick Rubin Sit Down for Eight Episodes HBO Series Jaÿ-Z in 8
Jaÿ-Z in 8 brings Jay-Z and Rick Rubin back together for HBO, more than two decades after they made 99 Problems for The Black Album.
Lorde Shares 49 Virgin Demos and a Personal Essay
Lorde dropped 49 demos from Virgin's sessions and a long essay to fans on June 26, gathering it all on a new page of her site called XRAYS.
Walton Goggins Dances Through the Strokes' Going Shopping Video
Walton Goggins and Julian Casablancas try to keep straight faces through the chaos of the Strokes' Going Shopping video.
Taika Waititi Turns "Klara and the Sun" Into a Story About Grief and Friendship
Jenna Ortega plays a solar-powered Artificial Friend in Taika Waititi's adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro's novel.
Snail Mail Returns After Five Years with Ricochet
Lindsey Jordan is back on Matador with her first record since Valentine, kicking things off with a chaotic video shoot in the rural South.
Labubu Is Set for a Movie Adaptation
Sony Pictures has acquired the screen rights to Labubu, the fanged, elf-like rabbit figure that has become a pop culture fixation over the past year.
Giorgio Armani Crossroads Returns with Five Stories of Choice
Celine Song directs the fifth season of Giorgio Armani’s Crossroads series, tracing five women through moments that mark their journeys.
Gucci Debuts ‘The Tiger’ a Film by Spike Jonze and Halina Reijn
A new short film directed by Spike Jonze and Halina Reijn frames Gucci’s La Famiglia collection in a cinematic family drama.
Charlotte Gainsbourg Drives Into Blurry Moon for Saint Laurent
Anthony Vaccarello steps behind the camera with Blurry Moon, a Saint Laurent film featuring Charlotte Gainsbourg and music by SebastiAn.
Atheneum Pop-Up by Miu Miu Travels Across Asia
Miu Miu launches Atheneum, a traveling pop-up that reworks campus classics with irreverent flair, starting in Shenzhen and Tokyo.
Tame Impala Announces Deadbeat as the First Album in Five Years
Recorded in Fremantle and at Parker’s studio in Injidup, Deadbeat arrives with two summer releases already in play.
Entries Now Open for The Fondazione Prada Film Fund
Independent features can apply for up to €250,000 from a €1.5 million fund. Entries close October 17 with decisions early 2026.