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1. Here’s How to Get Tickets to the 2026 ‘Michael’ Movie Online

   The film stars Michael Jackson's nephew Jaafar.

2. Publishing Briefs: Laufey Renews Deal With Warner Chappell Music, Plus Claudia Brant & More

   This week's publishing roundup highlights deals at Born & Raised Publishing, PULSE Music Group and more.

3. G. Love Says He Was Scammed Out of More Than $400K Because of ‘Malicious’ App: ‘Let It Serve as a Warning’

   "It was my own damn fault for not being more diligent," the musician wrote.

4. Kane Brown’s Got a ‘Woman,’ And a Reinvigorated Enthusiasm for His Career: ‘A New Era of Music For Me’

   Billboard's Makin' Tracks column looks at the writing and recording behind Kane Brown's "Woman."

5. Billboard’s Music Industry Events Calendar

   A complete rundown of the most important events across the music business.

6. SM, JYP, YG and HYBE to Launch Joint Venture for Global K-Pop Festival

   Tentatively dubbed "FANOMENON" and led by JYP's J.Y. Park, the festival is slated for a December 2027 debut in Korea before rolling out globally in 2028.

7. 20 Questions With Honey Dijon: How Her New Album Was Inspired By Working With Beyoncé — And a Love of Yacht Rock

   The Nightlifeis out today (April 16).

8. With Her Immersive New ‘Paracosm’ LP, Pop Savant Absolutely Aims to Join Her Eldest Sister RAYE in Rewriting Top 40’s Rules

   Absolutely breaks down her gorgeous new Paracosm album and talks about collaborating with sisters RAYE and Amma.

9. Beloved White Sox national anthem Singer Gerald Chaney Hospitalized After Collapsing on Field

   The veteran performer was taken to a local hospital on Wednesday night (April 15) after falling ill while singing "Lift Every Voice and Sing" during "Jackie Robinson Day."

10. Snoop Dogg Biopic Sets 2027 Release Date With ‘Outer Banks’ Star Playing West Coast Rap Legend

    "After my brothers told their story in Straight Outta Compton, it's my turn," the iconic rapper said said.