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1. Michael Jackson Biopic ‘Michael’ Rolling Out Limited Early-Access Screenings Before Movie’s Wide Open

   Ahead of its wide release on April 24, some limited screenings will take place in premium formats on April 22.

2. Bon Jovi Biopic on Deck From Studio Behind ‘Straight Outta Compton’ and ‘8 Mile’

   Lead singer Jon Bon Jovi is reportedly on board and Universal Pictures will have access to band's legendary catalog.

3. Miley Cyrus Gets a ‘Cookie Flower’ From Cookie Monster on ‘Sesame Street’: ‘Me Know That You Can Buy Yourself Flowers…’

   Watch a clip from Cyrus' Sesame Street return.

4. Metallica Not Adding Any More Dates to 24-Show Life Burns Faster 2026-2027 Sphere Run… ‘At This Point in Time’

   The band enthusiastically thanked fans for their support and left the door open to more shows in the future, maybe.

5. PRS for Music Sues Valve, Accusing Steam of Hosting Unlicensed Music

   The U.K. collecting society says it has spent "many years" attempting to negotiate a licensing agreement with the gaming platform.

6. Bleachers Set North America Tour, Perform on ‘Fallon’

   The indie rockers' tour includes a five-night headline residency this September in Los Angeles.

7. ‘An Important Step’: European Parliament Adopts Report on Copyright and Generative AI

   MEPs have adopted the resolution on “Copyright and generative artificial intelligence – opportunities and challenges” with an overwhelming majority of 460 votes to 71, and with 88 abstentions.

8. After the Floods, Australia’s Big Red Bash Is Looking For a Dry Site

   When it rains in the outback, it pours. That happened to the site of Birdsville's Big Red Bash.

9. Queensland Music Awards 2026 Is Heading to the Gold Coast

   For the first time, the 2026 QMAs will be hosted outside of Brisbane. 

10. Spotify Says Over 13,800 Artists Generated $100,000 on the Platform Last Year: Loud & Clear Report

    In its latest annual report, the streaming giant calls itself "the largest driver of the industry’s continued growth."