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1. ‘We’ve Been Told We’re Crazy’: Lawyers in Landmark Copyright Case Aren’t Backing Down

   After winning a first-ever ruling, Tim Kappel & Loren Wells tell Billboard they're ready for a Supreme Court fight: "I like our argument better than I like theirs."

2. Gavin Rossdale Recalls Time He Took a Backyard Dip With His Mega-Pop Star Neighbor: ‘She’s a Great Swimmer’

   The Bush singer said "she was lovely" and "amazing" and his kids just kept saying "gimme more!"

3. A Timeline of Offset & Lil Tjay’s Relationship

   Tjay was arrested in connection with Offset being shot outside a Florida casino earlier this week.

4. BTS, Harry Styles & Ella Langley: Which Pop Stars Won March 2026?

   This Who Won the Month episode of the 'Greatest Pop Stars' podcast calls it a wrap on the first quarter of the year.

5. Luke Bryan Defends Carrie Underwood After She Was Booed on ‘American Idol’

   For the record, the season four champ really couldn't care less about the negative feedback.

6. Deal Alert: Here’s How to Get Paramount+ for Free

   Thinking about joining the streaming service? Here's a list of ways to score Paramount+ access for free.

7. Road Work: BTS Reunites for Arirang World Tour After Solo Endeavors

   BTS WORLD TOUR 'ARIRANG' kicks off tonight after all seven members impacted the charts on their own.

8. Taylor Swift Fan Can’t Sue StubHub After $14K Eras Tour Tickets Swapped for ‘Inferior’ Seats

   Alexis Christensen filed a class action over the alleged incident, but a judge now says she waived her right to sue when she clicked StubHub’s terms and conditions.

9. Sarah McLachlan, Diana Krall & More to Perform as Elton John Receives Glenn Gould Prize

   The award, first announced more than a year ago, will finally be presented in May.

10. Latin Music Hits Historic $1 Billion Wholesale Revenue in U.S. in 2025, Outpaces Overall Market Growth

    According to the RIAA's year-end report, Latin music claimed 8.8% of U.S. market share.