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Indian rock band ‘Girish and the Chronicles’ wowed AGT judges with a powerful rock cover of Adele’s ‘Set Fire to the Rain’. Earning four yeses, the Bengaluru-based group’s debut could mark a global breakthrough for Indian rock.

Lorde said making ‘Solar Power’ helped her realise it didn’t fully reflect her true self. Inspired by a trip to Antarctica, the album marked a creative reset. She now readies her more personal LP ‘Virgin’, out 27 June, and a global tour to follow.

Dakota Johnson and Chris Martin have reportedly ended their nearly eight-year relationship. Though previously engaged and seen together in May, sources say the split “feels final.”

aespa have teased a comeback with a ‘Dirty Work’ teaser, set for release on 27th June. The clip features molten jewellery forming the title but reveals no music or visuals. It marks their first return since the October 2024 mini-album ‘Whiplash’.

The trailer for ‘Wicked: For Good’ teases Elphaba’s hunt, Dorothy’s arrival, and new twists. Director Jon M. Chu promises deeper storytelling, while Cynthia Erivo reveals she co-wrote a moving new song capturing Elphaba’s essence. Out this November.

ABBA’s Björn Ulvaeus is writing a new musical with AI, calling it a “great tool” for creativity despite its flaws. While warning of AI’s impact on royalties, he sees its potential to spark ideas. ABBA also marked 3 years of ‘Voyage’ with new songs.

H1-KEY will return on June 26 with a new album promising a broader sound. Their first release since 2024’s ‘Love or Hate’, the group hopes to deliver emotionally resonant music that inspires and connects with listeners on a deeper level.

Sabrina Carpenter teases new single ‘Manchild’, sparking fan theories it's about ex Barry Keoghan. A teaser, billboards, and pointed captions fuel speculation. The song drops soon as Carpenter gears up for her Europe tour and a return to Fortnite.

Luca Guadagnino is in talks to direct ‘Artificial’, a comedic AI-themed drama for Amazon MGM. Written by Simon Rich, the film is produced by Rich, David Heyman, and Jeffrey Clifford.

Tom Hiddleston showcases his dancing skills in ‘The Life of Chuck,’ a Stephen King adaptation winning praise at TIFF. Director Mike Flanagan cast him for the joy in his dance, reflecting the film’s hopeful tone.