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Wu-Tang Clan have announced a new video game, ‘Rise of the Deceiver’, featuring their music and lore. Tied to the upcoming film ‘Angel of Dust’, it marks their gaming return since 1999. Their farewell tour, ‘Wu-Tang Forever’, is currently underway.

‘Rick and Morty’ continues its Tori Amos references in season 8’s ‘The Rick, The Mort & The Ugly’, featuring a defaced ‘Little Earthquakes’ album and the title track in a fight scene.

Japanese Breakfast has released a dreamy new track, ‘My Baby (Got Nothing At All)’, for the A24 film ‘Materialists’. The band also gears up for a Glastonbury set and follows the success of their March album, ‘For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women)’.

Bob Dylan narrates the trailer for MGK’s upcoming album ‘Lost Americana’, calling it a tribute to reinvention. The two reportedly met after Dylan saw an old MGK video.

Billie Eilish performed a heartfelt cover of Paramore’s ‘The Only Exception’ in Paris, earning praise from Hayley Williams. The tribute follows past collaborations, and Eilish’s tour also features covers like Radiohead’s ‘Creep’.

Kanye West, who changed his name to Ye in 2021, now appears to be using ‘Ye Ye’ in business documents. The move comes amid ongoing controversy, including anti-Semitic remarks, swastika-themed merch, and a Twitch ban for a Nazi salute.

Matthew McConaughey returns to acting in 'The Lost Bus', an Apple TV+ film based on California's 2018 wildfires. He and America Ferrera star as a bus driver/teacher guiding kids through a blaze.

BTS' RM and V were discharged today, June 10, completing military service. They were greeted by 200 fans; V hinted at a reunion. Jin and J-Hope are out, Jimin and Jungkook due tomorrow, Suga later this month. All BTS members are expected to reunite soon.

Katy Perry's Sydney concert was disrupted by a fan who stormed the stage during 'Hot N Cold'. The fan, identified as Johnson Wen (known for TikTok stage invasions), was arrested and banned from the venue.

Kendrick Lamar, Doechii, and SZA were big winners at the BET Awards 2025 in Los Angeles. Lamar won 'Album of the Year' for 'GNX' and 'Best Male Hip-hop Artist'. Chris Brown, Future & Metro Boomin, and Leon Thomas also won key awards.