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1. Andy Samberg Turns Neil Diamond Hit Into an Ode to Mayo in Hilarious Super Bowl Ad: ‘Sweet Sandwich Time’

   "Hellmann's makes it taste so good," the comedian sings to the tune of the rocker's smash.

2. 50 Cent’s Ex Responds To Lawsuit Claiming He Owns Her Life Rights: ‘Signed Under Extreme Duress’

   The star is suing ex-girlfriend Shaniqua Tompkins over tell-all Instagram posts, but she now says coerced into a 2007 deal with "threats and intimidation."

3. Watch Lady Gaga Cover Mister Rogers’ ‘Won’t You Be My Neighbor?’ in Powerful Super Bowl Ad Teaser

   "It's a special song to revisit at this time," the singer said.

4. Ne-Yo & Akon to Celebrate Their ‘Era-Defining Hits’ With Co-Headlining Tour: Here Are the Dates

   The worldwide Nights Like This trek is set to kick off in Dublin on April 24.

5. Backline Launches B-LINE, 24/7 Mental Health and Crisis Support Line For Music Pros

   Backline is continuing its mission of supporting people through a new crisis support line aimed at helping music professionals and their families.

6. ENHYPEN’s ‘[WALK THE LINE SUMMER EDITION] IN CINEMAS’ Concert Film Sets March Release Date

   The movie chronicling the K-pop boy band's stop in Japan will feature performance footage, rehearsals and behind-the-scenes moments.

7. GloRilla & Mustard to Play in 2026 NBA All-Star Celebrity Game

   More stars across music, sports & Hollywood will be announced in the coming weeks.

8. Carín León, Ryan Castro, Kapo, Gloria Trevi & More Latin Stars to Perform at Premio Lo Nuestro 2026

   The event will also grant special awards to Arcángel, Juanes, Los Bukis, Manolo Díaz and Paloma San Basilio.

9. Harry Styles Adds New Dates to 2026 Tour, Ties Coldplay’s Wembley Stadium Record

   The British superstar has added another four dates to his summer 2026 trek.

10. Dave Matthews Band ‘Horrified’ By ICE Killings in Minneapolis: ‘If ICE Wasn’t In Minneapolis, Renee Nicole Good and Alex Pretti Would Still Be Alive’

    In a rising tide of anger against the Trump administration's aggressive enforcement actions, Pearl Jam amplified former President Obama's statement on Pretti's killing.