Your Favorite '90s and '00s Movies Streaming Now on Netflix

No matter what we’re doing while we’re hanging out at home — apart from sleeping — we’re lighting a candle. When we’re working, we’ll light something to keep us focused, like a eucalyptus scent, and when we’re doing yoga, we’ll go for something earthy like amber.

It's New Music Friday, and once again the dance world has delivered a barrage of releases by marquee names.

The end of another week brings a host of new music by everyone from Drake and DaBaby to Sam Hunt and Steve Aoki, and Billboard wants to know which new release you have on repeat!Will you be spending the weekend making TikTok videos to Drake's infectious "Toosie Slide"? Have you been waiting five-plus years for Hunt's sophomore album Southside, or even longer (twelve whole years!) for Lindsay Lohan to mount a musical comeback with her clubby new track "Back To Me?"Perhaps you're ready to throw a

Lindsay Lohan returns to music with the club-ready banger "Back to Me" coming at fans on Friday.

Making a difference! As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to make a devastating impact worldwide, fashion brands and companies are dutifully stepping up to the plate to help out in any — and every — way they can.

If you're one of many, many people working from home right now, the chances are high that you've recently gotten very familiar with Zoom. You may or may not also know that in the last few weeks, customized Zoom backgrounds have become something of a style symbol.

March has taken a heavy toll on people, due to the global outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic. Many artists, however, continue to release new music for their fans during these challenging times. This month, many artists have teamed up for the first time, including Ricky Martin and Sebastian Yatra.

Everyone's turned their cribs into Club Quarantine, but what song is your No. 1 pick to get the party started?Dua Lipa's sophomore album Future Nostalgia has been giving fans the ultimate blast from the past of the '70s disco scene, and Billboard's Pop Songs and Radio Songs charts crowned "Don't Start Now" as the No.

Anitta is unstoppable and let's get real, she loves collaborating. Last year, the Brazilian singer released her album Kisses, featuring songs in three languages: Portuguese, Spanish, and English.

If your kids are getting bored cooped up at home, why not let Chris Evans read them a story? That's the goal of a new Instagram series called #SaveWithStories, organized by Jennifer Garner and Amy Adams, in which they're recruiting basically every celebrity you love to film a video of themselves reading a children's book.

Selena's legacy lives on 25 years after her tragic death thanks to her unforgettable cumbia anthems, pop ballads and tejano songs that became instant and timeless hits.The "Como la Flor" singer will be forever immortalized on the Billboard charts after placing 22 songs on the Hot Latin Songs survey, with seven of those hitting No. 1.She scored her first No.

While dance floors are empty worldwide, the beat goes on via the internet, where a high-caliber posse of dance and electronic acts including Major Lazer, Kygo, Nicolás Jaar, Seven Lions, Bicep and more have released music this week.With sounds spanning tropical folk, to techno, to house to experimental to trance, there's something for every niche of the dance world this week. We want to know which of the dance projects released this week ranks as your favorite.

Keep Calm, because 5 Seconds of Summer isn't the only act coming in hot with new music this week.

March is a very nostalgic month for Selena Quintanilla fans all over the world. Her life was cut short at only 23 years old on March 31, 1995, but her legacy became eternal.

In the midst of the current COVID-19 health crisis, people have been advised to stay indoors and practice social distancing rather than getting out and about — and what else is there to do indoors but watch a whole boatload of TV? While most streaming sites have been experiencing surges, this boom in viewership has also hit live TV.

In the midst of the current COVID-19 health crisis, people have been advised to stay indoors and practice social distancing rather than getting out and about — and what else is there to do indoors but watch a whole boatload of TV? While most streaming sites have been experiencing surges, this boom in viewership has also hit live TV.

The coronavirus pandemic isn’t stopping Latin artists from bringing their fans the best entertainment while staying at home.For example, Alejandro Sanz and Juanes had a major connection with their fans on YouTube with a free online concert after they canceled their show in Colombia, drawing more than 100,000 viewers in minutes.

Blue light glasses are all the rage for 2020, and considering phone, TV and computer screens won’t be going anywhere, we know we’ll be wearing them every single day for a long, long time to come. With less eye strain and fatigue, fewer headaches and better sleep as just a few of the many benefits, we can’t see who wouldn’t want a pair! However…

This past weekend, it was possible to rave worldwide without leaving your house -- which was excellent for the millions of us who are basically not allowed to leave our houses right now.

According to DMX, the year 2000 was a party (up in here) that ushered in a wave of dramatic R&B, radio-dominating hip-hop and televised pop music at the turn of the new millennium.Billboard staffers said Destiny's Child's name as our No. 1 pick for the 100 greatest songs of 2000, with their Billboard Hot 100-topping "Say My Name." Following the glorious girl group is the ultimate '00s blockbuster boy band *NSYNC for the No.