Music

Just days before her first headlining act at Coachella, Sabrina Carpenter released the music video for “House Tour”, co-directed by Carpenter and actress Margaret Qualley, who also starred in it.

BTS continues its chart dominance as “Arirang” secures a second consecutive week at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, extending the group’s latest comeback milestone and making history as the first K-Pop act to top the chart two weeks in a row. 

Olivia Rodrigo is ushering in her next pop era with the announcement of her third studio album, titled “you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love.”The album reunites Rodrigo with longtime collaborator Dan Nigro, who previously worked on her chart-topping records Sour and Guts.

BTS are back at the top — and this time, they’re ruling every major chart in sight. The group’s latest single “SWIM” has debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, giving the global superstars another milestone in their already record-setting career. The track opens atop the chart dated April 4, continuing the band’s streak of major U.S. hits. This is the seven-member K-Pop band’s seventh No. 1 on the chart – joining Dynamite”, "Savage Love (Laxed – Siren Beat)", "Life Goes On", "Butter", "Permission to Dance", and "My Universe".

Taylor Swift is taking a reverent turn toward classic cinema with the release of her latest music video, “Elizabeth Taylor” – the third single from “The Life of a Showgirl” album – with a visual built entirely around the legacy of the late screen legend. The video premiered March 31 exclusively on Spotify and Apple Music – continuing the Grammy winner’s recent rollout strategy that began with “Opalite” last month. 

BTS officially dives back into the spotlight with a nautical-themed “SWIM” music video – featuring Riverdale star Lili Reinhart. 

Bruno Mars is enjoying one of the biggest chart weeks of his career as his single “I Just Might” climbs back to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 while his latest album “The Romantic” debuts at the top of the Billboard 200. The dual achievement places the singer-songwriter at the center of the current music conversation and extends a chart run that has already been building since the start of the year.

BLACKPINK has returned with its highly anticipated mini-album Deadline, released February 27, 2026 through YG Entertainment, marking the group’s first full-unit project since 2022’s Born Pink. The five-track set — “JUMP,” “GO,” “Me and My,” “Champion” and “Fxxxboy” — blends energetic EDM, retro flair and balladry across a concise runtime. 

The sudden announcement that Manon Bannerman will take a temporary hiatus from activities with global pop group KATSEYE has generated controversy weeks after HYBE and Geffen issued a statement saying she is stepping away “to focus on her health and wellbeing.” The announcement, shared on the group’s official Weverse channel, did not include a timeline for her return, and fans quickly reacted with uncertainty about the circumstances of her absence.

Taylor Swift has earned another major chart achievement as “Opalite” rises to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, making it her 14th career chart-topper and her second No. 1 from her 2025 album The Life of a Showgirl. The surge — credited in part to the release of an elaborate music video earlier this month — boosted the breezy pop-rock cut seven spots to the top of the all-genre U.S. singles chart dated February 28, 2026.