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1. Az Cohen, Believe Launch AZTEC Joint Venture, French Company’s First U.S. Label

   Cohen, a veteran of 300 Entertainment, will lead Believe's first frontline foray into the United States, part of a broader U.S. strategy.

2. Gwen Stefani & No Doubt Leave No Orange Unturned for Night 1 of Las Vegas Sphere Residency: 7 Best Moments

   Stefani is now the first woman to headline the Sphere.

3. Mick Jagger Plays a Shopkeeper With Mannequin Arms for Goofball Late-Night Sketch: Watch

   “Pleased to meet you, I hope you guess my name,” Jagger says at the top.

4. The Kid LAROI Reflects on How Justin Bieber Convinced Him to Release ‘Stay’

   The song might not have reached our ears were it not for Bieber convincing LAROI he was sitting on a piece of platinum.

5. No Doubt Transport Las Vegas Sphere to Orange County for New Residency: See Their Full Night 1 Setlist

   The Gwen Stefani-fronted band is playing dates through June 13.

6. Bryan Adams’ ‘(Everything I Do) I Do It For You’ Music Video Passes 1 Billion Views on YouTube

   The veteran Canadian singer and songwriter makes his second trip to YouTube Music’s Billion Views Club.

7. Austin City Limits to Induct Brandi Carlile Into Hall of Fame

   Bonnie Raitt will be on hand to induct Carlile, and to perform a tribute on the night.

8. Josh Groban Talks Channeling Movie Magic for ‘Cinematic,’ His ‘Emotionally Personal’ New Album

   He joins the Billboard Pop Shop Podcast to chat about his covers set, which features the "epic" Jennifer Hudson and even Groban's own dad.

9. UNIFIED Taps Veteran Artist Manager Matt Harvey For New Zealand Expansion

   Harvey brings to UNIFIED a roster that includes Shapeshifter, Daily J, Mim Jensen, Spell and ex-Shihad frontman Jon Toogood.

10. BTS Greets ARMY from Mexico’s Presidential Palace: ‘The Energy Here Is Incredible’

    After meeting with president Claudia Sheinbaum, the K-pop band addressed the 50,000 fans who had waited for hours in Mexico City's Zócalo.