Some songs begin by setting a scene. “Sunshine and Blue Skies,” the latest single from young pop artist Orly Bekiri, opens with the kind of atmosphere that makes a listener pause and settle in. Her mother, Dolora, says the intro feels cinematic, like the start of a movie soundtrack—and it is the detail that made
Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week, Tinashe navigates the highs and lows of being a pop star, Blondshell basks in the beauty of her life, and Taylor Swift is back for the curtain call with a deluxe
Fans of Treaty Oak Revival aren’t known for being demure. Whenever the Texas country-rock band plays their song “Boomtown” live in concert, audience members shower the band and one another with beer. But the ritual has increasingly gotten out of hand, culminating with someone hurling a chair into the crowd during the group’s performance last
Barry Diller’s People Inc. has rescinded its proposal to buy MGM Resorts International, sending shares of the casino giant down roughly 11% on Thursday. The update comes nearly four months after Diller’s company offered to purchase MGM Resorts for $48.30 per share. People Inc. already owns a roughly 26.1% stake in MGM. Diller, chairman of
Hyundai signage at the New York International Auto Show on April 2, 2026. Danielle DeVries | CNBC DETROIT — Hyundai Motor is expected to outsell Ford Motor in quarterly sales for the first time ever, according to a new forecast released Thursday by Cox Automotive. The South Korean automaker is expected to report a 6.5%
Cat owners are spending on their feline friends in a bright spot for pet food makers and sellers. Though consumers are watching their wallets as the prices of fuel and groceries rise, sales for cat food and other cat-related products are climbing, according to sellers of those products. General Mills, Chewy and Petco Health and
AI has changed recruitment more in the last few years than almost anything before it. Employers can now source candidates from anywhere in the world, and a role that once might have attracted a handful of local applicants can attract hundreds from across the globe. A recent report from HireVue found that 77% of HR
Social responsibility is no longer treated as an optional part of business strategy. More and more entrepreneurs want a model where commercial success feeds directly into solving public problems. Umar Kremlev, president of the International Boxing Association, entrepreneur and public figure, has boiled that model down to five principles. This article walks through them, and
S ome of the biggest music deals in recent years have involved songwriting catalogs, from Bob Dylan in 2020 to Justin Bieber in 2025 to Pete Townshend this spring, many fetching nine-figure buyouts. Most of these have come from private-equity firms looking for reliable investments. But independent labels and artists are fast becoming the focus
Referrals can build a strong law firm. A former client or another attorney can send a new case to the firm. Those introductions carry trust before the first phone call. The problem is control. A firm cannot decide when a referral partner sends the next case, how many cases arrive, or whether the referred person
Article by Yurii Nikolov Executive Project Manager in Industrial and Agribusiness Infrastructure Development Abstract This article examines how to ensure economic efficiency and capital discipline in the delivery of industrial and infrastructure megaprojects under conditions of uncertainty. It identifies the key sources of investment losses, including cost overruns, schedule delays, low productivity, and insufficient maturity
EnerVenue CEO Henning Rath has opened the US battery startup’s first manufacturing plant in Changzhou, China, after abandoning an earlier plan for a $264 million factory in Kentucky and choosing China as the company’s first base for high-volume production. Rath, who became chief executive in March 2026, said access to China’s manufacturing ecosystem was a
Volvo Cars has appointed Škoda Auto chief Klaus Zellmer as its next president and CEO, handing the automotive executive responsibility for delivering a new growth strategy built around regionalised products, electrification and closer collaboration with Geely. Zellmer will assume the role no later than 1 October 2027, with current president and CEO Håkan Samuelsson working
Novo Nordisk is under growing pressure to show how it can build its next phase of growth beyond Wegovy as chief executive Mike Doustdar sets out the company’s updated strategy at its Capital Markets Day in London. The Danish drugmaker transformed its financial profile after launching Wegovy in 2021. Sales reached DKK309 billion in 2025,
Ed Sheeran took the stage on Saturday night for the first time since Macklemore was removed from his stadium tour following the Seattle rapper’s onstage speech in support of Palestinians. The singer, who did not have any opening acts at the Philadelphia show, addressed the backlash at the top of his set. “This is not
The K-G-Bitch Brings Brooklyn Steel to Its Knees Image Credit: CAROLINE SAFRAN for Rolling Stone When Adéla first introduced , it was with the lead single “KGB,” a pulsating, bass-heavy record made to be blasted from loud speakers. “No, I’m not being cocky, I just worked my whole life,” she sings on the song, which
Duo’s To Whom It Still Concerns Tour, in support of their third and final album Atlanta, hits the road this November Six months after Gnarls Barkley released their first album in 18 years, the “Crazy” duo have announced their first tour in nearly two decades. CeeLo Green and Danger Mouse will hit the road in
Tinashe is still one week away from the release of her eighth studio album, Popstar, and she can feel the pressure building. In the past, her records have arrived not exactly quietly, but often under the radar. Something different is happening with this one. “There’s a lot of attention, there’s a lot of discussion,” she
In the year since Ian Munsick last released a studio album, he has put his career through a near-wholesale reset. He’s an independent artist now, working under his own label for the first time. In mid-September, he opened his own Western-themed bar, about as far from Nashville’s Lower Broadway — the conventional home for such
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