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1. Lizzo Tears Up While Addressing ‘Injustice’ of ICE Shootings in Minneapolis & Death of Activist Shirley Raines

   The hitmaker shared various ways to help the community in Minnesota with her followers.

2. Mariah Carey Recalls Almost Selling Her Publishing for $5K: ‘We Remember Some of the Songs in the Catalog, Right?’

   She reflected on the moment while introducing Executive of the Decade Jody Gerson at the Billboard Power 100 event.

3. Billy Bragg Releases Fiery Anti-ICE Folk Song ‘City of Heroes’: ‘When They Murdered Our Sister/ I Got In Their Face’

   The quick-turn around protest song from the veteran British folk troubadour pays tribute to the people of Minneapolis amid the Trump administration's deadly immigration actions.

4. John Mulaney Laughs His Way to No. 1 on December Comedy Boxscore Report

   Here's a detailed breakdown of the biggest touring comedians of the month.

5. PlaqueBoyMax Accepts the VENU Disruptor Award From Terri Liebler | Billboard Power 100 Party 2026

   PlaqueBoyMax accepts the VENU Disruptor Award from Terri Liebler & Billboard’s Chief Brand Officer, Dana Droppo, at Billboard’s Power 100 Party 2026.

6. Zayn Cheekily Jokes About Expensive Concert Ticket Prices at Las Vegas Residency Show: ‘Just Sayin”

   Zayn has zingers.

7. Wolf Alice Joins Harry Styles & Olivia Dean as Performers at 2026 BRIT Awards

   The ceremony will be held at Manchester's Co-op Live arena in February.

8. ‘Kingdom’ Vol. 78 Hits No. 1, ‘Medalist’ Follows at No. 2 on Billboard Japan Book Hot 100

   EBiDAN Visual Dictionary 2026 follows at No. 3.

9. ‘Fully Vindicated’: Mötley Crüe Wins Victory In Legal Battle With Guitarist Mick Mars

   Mars says Nikki Sixx, Tommy Lee and Vince Neil unfairly fired him and stopped paying over a chronic illness, but a ruling now says they did nothing wrong.

10. Tom Misch Announces First Solo LP in 8 Years, Cites Mental Health for Hiatus: ‘It’s Very Vulnerable & Personal’

    His debut album, Geography, featured contributions from De La Soul and Loyle Carner.