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The expansion of the animated franchise's universe across 22 new episodes signals Netflix's push to extend a breakout music-driven property beyond its original

The K-pop veterans' one-off stadium finale in March marks one of the largest U.S. dates by a second-generation Korean act.

The band's chart-topping debut comes two decades after the record's original release, illustrating the staying power of the emo era's catalog.

The Nov. 18 broadcast will also feature Cody Johnson, Miranda Lambert, The Red Clay Strays, Zach Top and Tucker Wetmore.

The anniversary edition extends the band's run of 50th-anniversary catalog releases.

The concerts drove a resurgence for her album on the Canadian charts.

The independent music publishers body urged policymakers to reject OpenAI and Anthropic's proposals and focus on enforcement instead.

The holiday reworking streams exclusively on Amazon Music.

The genre-blending artist collected Australia's top album prize.

The certification marks another milestone for Korean acts in European markets.

The instrumental edition arrives on streaming services Nov. 6.

The deal follows the Mexican singer's Billboard Lifetime Achievement Award.

The trek follows the breakout success of his album.

The extended chart run underscores the group's rising standing among K-pop acts.

The record's anniversary coverage highlights its lasting impact on country music.

The entry extends the group's presence on Billboard's global rankings.

The Blackpink member's solo work re-enters the album chart.