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The lengths you go through for your music.

Among today’s rising pop stars is Filipino-American Olivia Rodrigo.

Ina Raymundo made sure the whole world knows her daughter Erika Rae Poturnak got accepted into the Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts.

K-pop idol group and Grammy nominee BTS made a clean sweep at the 2021 Billboard Music Awards (BBMAs).

The Brazilian novelist took to social media to raise a holler about some fans dumping him.

Eric Clapton actually feared he would “never play again.”

US singer Lady Gaga said in a documentary out Friday that she was raped by a music producer and became pregnant at age 19, an ordeal that eventually caused her to have a “total psychotic break.”

We’ve got variety this week that features Pinoy funk, novelty, girl-group pop and lo-fi soul.

He already has a Tony, Grammy and Emmy Award.

Eighteen-year-old Indonesian rapper, singer and producer Warren Hue released his new track “Too Many Tears” via 88rising/12Tone Music.

It’s definitely not “The Reflex” but it’s something new from Duran Duran.

Iñigo Pascual has fulfilled a long time dream and he is ecstatic about it.

Just when you thought Sandara Park’s novelty hit “In Or Out” is merely part of memory.

She has made a name for herself as a versatile singer, songwriter, actress, dancer. But Julie Anne San Jose is not stopping there.

Sandara Park and her longtime agency, YG Entertainment, have parted ways.

Jon Gutierrez recently released a new track titled “SRRY.”

Moira Dela Torre is currently trending on TikTok.

LONDON (AFP) – Rising stars Arlo Parks and Olivia Rodrigo are among the artists performing to 4,000 guests at Tuesday’s Brit Awards, where soul singer Celeste and hit machine Dua Lipa are both tipped to win big.