The 13 Best Things That Happened in Music This Week (Jan. 3)

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It has been a crazy week for just about every genre, as countless big-name tours were announced, and several new songs and projects arrived from superstars -- along with perhaps the biggest surprise of the week, a new album from Eminem.Slim Shady took to social media to unveil his latest LP, Music to be Murdered By, shortly after midnight on Friday (Jan. 17).

The Songwriters Hall of Fame 2020 inductees have been announced. Mariah Carey, Chad Hugo & Pharrell (the Neptunes), the Isley Brothers, Eurythmics, producer Rick Nowels, Steve Miller, and Motown songwriter Mickey Stevenson are among this year’s class of artists and songwriters, who will be officially inducted on June 11 during a ceremony at the Marriott Marquis Hotel in New York City.

It shouldn’t come as any surprise to fans of Naturi Naughton, 35, that she’s does a fantastic job on the popular Starz series Power while also being an amazing mother to her 2-year-old daughter Zuri. Motherhood for her has had its highs and its lows, both of which she discussed with HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY while at the New York City premiere of Tyler Perry’s latest film A Fall From Grace, which premieres on Netflix January 17.

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The first full week of 2020 proved that it’s about to be a big year: BTS announced a new album, Halsey plotted North American tour dates, and both Bonnaroo and BottleRock announced star-studded lineups. Perhaps the most exciting -- and anticipated -- happening of the week was the arrival of Selena Gomez’s Rare, her first full-length since 2015’s Revival.

After a relatively unassuming start, Canadian sitcom Schitt's Creek gradually evolved into one of the most heartwarming, memeable and downright joyful shows on our screens, deservedly picking up some long overdue Emmy nominations last year at the fifth time of asking.

The decade is coming to a close this week, with Mariah Carey once more ruling the charts. 

Christmas week was a busy one! Highly-anticipated albums from Ariana Grande and Kanye West arrived, and both Drake and Travis Scott surprised fans with new music.Those who weren't busy releasing music were spreading holiday cheer, as the likes of Mariah Carey, Miley Cyrus, Katy Perry and Justin Bieber -- the latter of whom shared a big announcement for 2020 on Christmas Eve.Take a look at the week's biggest happenings below.Ariana Grande released her Sweetener Tour live albumPromptly after

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