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Eminem stretched his star power out this year with some megawatt collaborations.

Life on Earth, life on the other side and life in outer space.Juice WRLD's first posthumous album Legends Never Die is wrought with raw emotion in his mumbled vocals, and an outro like "Juice WRLD Speaks From Heaven" reminds listeners that the brightest hip-hop stars who've had their lights dimmed too soon are now shining from above.Summer Walker's five-song project Life On Earth channels the tug-of-war between love and lust, something that's meant to last and something that's not, no matter how

While dancefloors around the world remain quiet, there has been some movement on Billboard's Top Dance/Electronic Albums chart.

This week's new music releases brought fans a variety of new tunes from some of today's hottest rappers, rock legends, pop songstresses and country stars.

Billboard's Songs of the Summer chart that decade featured several declarations of love, to topics such as ... ahem ...

Ty Dolla $ign's name gets constantly etched next to musical greats, and on Wednesday (July 1), he solidified a dream team of Kanye West, FKA twigs and Skrillex for his latest collaboration "Ego Death."

Megan Thee Stallion's Mad Max movie stunts put the "Girls in the Hood" out on Fury Road for an epic adventure with her crew's rhinestoned ATVs and "Savage" dance moves minus Beyoncé, who received the BET Humanitarian Award during the socially distanced broadcast.Like Megan's Black power fist and "Black Lives Matter" signs decorating the scaffolding stage, DaBaby began his Roddy Ricch-assisted performance of their No. 1 hit "Rockstar" (the Black Lives Matter remix) with a powerful visual.

Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart is currently packed with mega-watt collabs, with everyone from Rezz to Major Lazer to Alesso to Flume pairing with an assorted crew of pop stars, rappers and fellow producers for some of the year's biggest dance tracks thus far.We want to know your favorite collab currently living on the chart.

Naman Ramachandran Next year’s edition of the Brit Awards, the annual showcase for the U.K. music industry, is moving from its usual February slot and will now take place on May 11, the organizers have announced.

Friday (June 26) was a big day in the K-pop world, with two massive music videos dropping.

This week's music releases gave fans of every genre some earworms to jam to as we enter the weekend.

Billboard connected queer artists to their biggest musical heroes (who also happen to be major LGBTQ+ allies) to get career advice.Alanis Morissette talked Maddie Ross through writing about heartbreak, Jay Som picked Carly Rae Jepsen's brain on creative freedom, and Mandy Moore told Samir all about balancing acting with music.

Regional Mexican star Gerardo Ortiz scored his 10th No. 1 on Billboard's Regional Mexican Airplay thanks to "Otra Borrachera" featured on his chart-topping album Mas Caro, Que Ayer.

Beyoncé sang, "Hips tick tock when I dance" when she hopped on Megan Thee Stallion's No. 1 "Savage" remix, but that viral TikTok dance associated with the original hit didn't come from either of them.

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Anuel surprised fans when he dropped his sophomore album Emmanuel on May 19.

John Legend offered a different type of love album, Victoria Monet teamed up with Khalid and SG Lewis for a song to dance to, and BTS gifted their fans with a new track. The Black Eyed Peas added some Latin flair to their latest project, Teyana Taylor unveiled her first album since 2018, and J.

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It's undeniable that the 1980s delivered some massive hits during the warmer months, earning them spots on the Songs of the Summer chart.

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