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Thanks to their 'Believer' music video, Imagine Dragons have already garnered two billion views on YouTube. Now that they have a second video to hit two billion views, they are in rarefied air. This week saw the passing of the milestone for the group's thunderous 2017 rock single 'Thunder' off their third album, 'Evolve'. The black and white video, shot in Dubai by filmmaker Joseph Kahn, illustrates the song aesthetically and has amassed more than 12 million likes. The song reached No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100 rankings.  The song's aggressive chorus is sung by vocalist Dan Reynolds while standing in front of lizard-like aliens, sheep and krumping aliens in the accompanying video. Images of hundreds of high-end sports vehicles fill the roadway while Reynolds and his bandmates are cloned into an army of thousands. The band's 'Demons' video, which was made by Alex da Kid, reached the billion view milestone in July of last year. It was the fourth video in the group's history to hit the one billion mark at the time, behind 'Believer,' 'Thunder,' and 'Radioactive.' The band from Las Vegas spoke in an interview about how they continue to achieve new heights ten years after their big break in the music industry. “It’s so funny to me when people are like, ‘Well of course I could do pop music, but I choose this [other genre],’” singer Reynolds stated after mentioning that it is “really complex” to compose seemingly simple pop tunes. “I’m like, ‘Great pop music? Like, big songs that live on? That’s actually really hard.’”

Taylor Swift is now the inspiration behind the newest cocktail at Replay Lincoln Park in Chicago in addition to releasing record-breaking albums and tours. Swift accidently swallowed a bug on stage during the first weekend of June when she performed in Chicago as part of her 'Eras Tour', and the incident quickly went viral. The 12-time Grammy winner joked, "Oh delicious. Oh God … Is there any chance none of you saw that? It’s fine, it’s fine … I swallowed it.” Swift's instantly recognisable moment will now live on in the form of a beverage that goes well with her other 'champagne problems.' A 'Tay Tay Partay' pop-up has been held at Replay Lincoln Park in honour of Swift's appearances in Chicago. The pop-up will offer a new 'Bad Bug' cocktail to complement its regular menu of beverages inspired by Taylor Swift. The 'Bad Bug' cocktail with gummy worm garnish contains vodka, tamarind, chilli pepper, watermelon, pineapple and ginger beer.

Even decades after their dissolution, The Beatles, one of the most recognisable and influential bands in music history, manage to attract listeners. Unexpectedly, it has come to light that Paul McCartney and a group of researchers will work with AI to create the "last" Beatles song. This amazing achievement honors the band's enduring legacy. Artificial intelligence has advanced significantly in a number of industries, and it is now present in the music industry. A group of AI experts and Paul McCartney started a ground-breaking attempt to write a new Beatles song. The enormous discography and musical preferences of the band were fed into the AI system using cutting-edge algorithms and machine learning techniques. The objective was to create a piece that authentically captures the distinctive sound and songwriting approach of the Beatles.  One of the band's founding members and famed musician, Paul McCartney stated his enthusiasm for this unusual project. He disclosed that the AI-created music would capture the spirit of an authentic Beatles composition. The song strives to provide fans an incredible experience, even though it might not have the same historical context as their earlier offerings.

Billie Eilish looks lovely in a designer bikini in a recent summertime Instagram post shared by a friend, revealing an edgy tattoo that typically remains hidden. Eilish's friend Annabel Zimmer, who is the daughter of 'Interstellar' composer Hans Zimmer, posted the photo on her Instagram account. The 'Happier Than Ever' singer, who has her brunette hair pulled back, is wearing a patterned Miaou bikini top, black Versace sunglasses and is smiling up at the sky. The musician's 'Eilish' tattoo, which is written in angular black letters, can be seen just below the bikini top. Eilish responded to the picture with a single, simple emoji in the comments section: a monkey playingfully concealing its eyes.  A week earlier, Zimmer posted another picture of Eilish. The Grammy winner was cuddling up to an orange cat in a series of Instagram photos while being unaware that her picture is being taken. It's nice to see Eilish beaming broadly, especially since the singer endured several criticisms of her appearance last month.

Doja Cat is finally releasing new music! The celebrity announced the release of her brand-new song on social media. She did not disclose the song's title, but she did include a blood drop emoji and a cover image with a bloodied, upside-down letter 'A.' Doja has been dropping 'The Scarlet Letter'-themed hints in the days leading up to the announcement, tweeting that "scarlet was here" accompanied with the identical blood drop emoji. The emoji reappeared in a tweet recently where she said, "scarlet's watching." Last but not the least, she wrote over the weekend, "let myself heal, scar finally sealed." Her breakthrough album, 'Planet Her', which included the hits 'Need to Know,' 'Woman,' 'Ain't S—,' and 'Get Into It (Yuh),' peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 albums chart. 'Planet Her' will be followed by a full-length album.