Blazers' Lillard turns to recording music inside NBA bubble

LeBron James admits he's homesick as the NBA season has restarted, with players quarantining together in a «bubble» at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida. On Monday, James talked to reporters about the Los Angeles Lakers' win over the Utah Jazz, and his comments were bittersweet.«I miss the hell out of my family,» he said, according to.

From career milestones and new music releases to major announcements and more, Billboard editors highlight the latest news buzz in Latin music every week. Here's what happened in the Latin music world this week:

"First Stream Latin" is a compilation of the best new Latin songs, albums and videos recommended by the Billboard Latin editors. Check out this week's picks below.

Also Read: Lifetime Drops Chilling Trailer for 'Escaping the NXIVM Cult' TV Movie (Video)Raniere was arrested in Mexico, where he fled after the publication of a New York Times report about NXIVM’s reported practices, including branding women with Raniere’s initials.

Blake Griffin and the Detroit Pistons didn't make the cut to travel to Orlando for the modified second half of the NBA season, but he can't wait to watch how things play out. «I think guys are just excited to play basketball again, and I'm excited to watch,» the Pistons power forward tells ET's Deidre Behar.Just like all fans, Griffin admits he's curious to know about life in the league's coronavirus «bubble» — where teams are sequestered at Disney hotels for the remainder of the regular season

Jaden Smith is handling the coronavirus crisis like everyone else — just trying to weather the storm and keep his head up. The 22-year-old performer recently spoke with Apple Music and dished on his recent battles with anxiety and his upcoming new songs.«The anxiety is going through the roof for everybody, and it's crazy,» the singer — who now goes by the mononym Jaden when it comes to his music career — told Apple Music's Zane Lowe.

Since lockdown has significantly relaxed in England, people will find themselves heading out and about more often.And sometimes, this means not using a car.On public transport, face masks or coverings have been compulsory since June 15 and from July 24 this will also apply to shops and supermarkets.In England, taxi's are considered public transport so wearing a mask is required.And Uber has previously confirmed that people using their service will need to wear a face mask - both passengers and

Variety Staff Follow Us on TwitterJill Weindorf has been promoted to general manager of Concord Recorded Music, chief executive Tom Whalley announced on July 22. Most recently serving as the senior vice president of promotion and marketing, her new position finds Weindorf supervising all label services operations across Concord’s label roster, both current releases and catalog.

From career milestones and new music releases to major announcements and more, Billboard editors highlight the latest news buzz in Latin music every week. Here's what happened in the Latin music world this week:

Los Cenzontles Cultural Arts Academy in the Bay Area and the Mariachi Heritage Foundation in Chicago are preserving and keeping traditional Mexican sounds alive through music programs and young musicians.The importance of cultural preservation, specifically sounds that aren't considered mainstream or don't get much radio airplay, is what motivated Eugene Rodriguez (founder of Los Cenzontles) and Cesar Maldonado (Mariachi Heritage Foundation) to launch their music programs."It was a way of

Billboard Latin editors. Check out this week's picks below.Yeison Jiménez & Silvestre Dangond, "Gracias A Ti" (Sony Music Entertainment Colombia)Colombia’s growing movement of “música regional,” the country’s version of regional Mexican music, keeps gaining traction locally.

Brothers Poncho Jr and Imanol Quezada have been performing for more than 10 years now, playing in buses and markets and at local parties in their native Coahuila, Mexico. But it wasn't until last year that Los Dos Carnales got their big break.

JD Pantoja (real name: Juan de Dios Pantoja) is a Mexican YouTuber-turned-music artist who’s marking territory in the biz with his urban-pop rhythms and melodious vocals. After teaming up with artists such as Noriel and Khea, Pantoja surprised fans with his latest production coined “12•19.”

Warner Chappell Music, the music publishing arm of Warner Music Group, has signed an exclusive worldwide publishing deal with Bronco.