Russell Brand was sentenced to 10 years and six months after convictions involving four women. Police are assessing further information received during and after the trial.
Read MoreBlack Doves returns to Netflix on November 5, bringing Keira Knightley and Ben Whishaw back as Helen Webb and Sam Young. The timing makes this a release-week watch, but the more interesting question is how a friendship built around keeping secrets survives when one of its members moves closer to the center of political power.
Read MoreJohn Legend’s Muse arrived October 23, with Pharrell producing the album and Clipse appearing in the new “Bodies On The Floor” video.
Read MoreSampa the Great puts Zambia’s rock inheritance at the center of Nu Zamrock. Released October 30, 2026, her third album brings a family discovery into a project that connects hip-hop with the rebellious spirit of Zamrock.
Read MoreShygirl’s SWALLOW! arrives November 6. Its linked music videos make this release week a story worth following before the full album lands.
Read MoreAnderson .Paak and Cordae’s Heavy Is the Crown arrives October 23, 2026, giving their partnership an 11-song album of its own. The release moves a familiar collaboration into a longer conversation about confidence, responsibility and the complicated business of being on top.
Read MoreOlivia Rodrigo and Chappell Roan turn “expectations” into a shared pop statement, pairing a newly released remix with a theatrical official video.
Read MoreSummer Walker faces an Interscope lawsuit seeking at least $50 million over recordings the label says she still owes. She disputes its claims.
Read MoreMegan Thee Stallion’s October 20 freestyle samples Limp Bizkit’s “Break Stuff,” adding a new chapter to Tina Snow’s fall run.
Read MoreDoechii’s October 20 video follows “BOMBS,” with production from Real Bad Man and Kal Banx and direction shared with Carlos Acosta.
Read MoreMahalia’s “the 5 stages of heartbreak,” released October 23, turns a relationship’s unraveling into a five-part R&B story. The single and official video introduce a new independent chapter, with vulnerability and creative control sharing the spotlight.
Read MoreZara Larsson’s “Blue Moon” gives the Midnight Sun era a new after-dark fantasy. Directed by Charlotte Rutherford, the video turns an ordinary setting into a heightened world of romance, movement and transformation.
Read MoreTierra Whack has added seven songs to WHACK’S MUSEUM. Released October 16, 2026, the deluxe edition gives her rap-focused project another chapter without adding featured guests, keeping the attention on the artist whose name is above the door.
Read MoreBeck’s Ride Lonesome reaches a new checkpoint as his tour arrives at Toronto’s Massey Hall on October 14 and 15. The September album and its accompanying live run offer a useful look at how an established artist can build a new chapter around musical continuity.
Read MoreDoechii revives Swamp Sessions with “BOMBS,” a self-directed video released October 12, bringing rapid-fire rap and sci-fi imagery into her next creative chapter.
Read MoreTalking Heads Radio is on air this October, giving listeners a limited window to revisit the band’s catalog before an expanded Fear of Music arrives November 13. The SiriusXM channel runs through October 22 in cars and October 31 on the app.
Read MoreYung Miami makes self-belief look red-hot in “F You,” pairing a fiercely independent message with glossy cars, smoke and striking red-and-black styling. The new video turns her refusal to shrink under criticism into a stylish statement of confidence as she builds toward her debut solo album, Watch Dis.
Read MoreDawn Richard’s creole culture arrives today, October 9, on Merge Records. The album completes her New Orleans trilogy with a story told from her own perspective, bringing family, local collaborators and Louisiana Creole language into an 11-song release.
Read MoreDrake, Don Toliver and Yebba’s “Cold Shoulder” has arrived on Drake’s official YouTube channel, giving the HABIBTI (FOMO) collaboration its own standalone video release. The October 6 upload follows the song’s arrival on streaming and brings its relationship drama back into focus.
Read MoreMegan Thee Stallion has given Tina Snow two Tuesdays in a row. “Tina Tuesday Freestyle,” released September 29, is now joined by “Is You Cool?,” which arrived October 6. Together, the videos reopen a familiar corner of her catalog while listeners await Act III.
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