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In a Variety profile, Suki Waterhouse explains that motherhood and her partnership with Robert Pattinson inspired her new 14-track album Loveland, out July 10 on Island Records. She collaborated with Amy Allen, Aaron Dessner, and Joel Little, and the project explores nostalgia and intimate, settled moments as she balances touring plans with family life, including a new role as a mother.
Olivia Rodrigo announced the tracklist for her upcoming third album, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love, releasing June 12 on Geffen Records. The LP is split into two sections, Girl So in Love and You Seem Pretty Sad, and includes previously released singles Drop Dead and The Cure, plus tracks such as Maggots for Brains, Purple, What’s Wrong With Me and Cigarette Smoke.
Lizzo announces her fifth studio album will be titled Bitch, saying she’s reclaiming the word as armor and empowerment after a Trump-supporter encounter, drawing inspiration from Missy Elliott and Meredith Brooks; the project follows a January Substack piece and shifts away from the shelved Love In Real Life, signaling a bold, self-empowering direction for her music.
Lizzo is pivoting from her Love in Real Life project to a new 12-song LP titled Bitch, due June 5 via Nice Life/Atlantic; the title track will drop May 1 after the lead single Don’t Make Me Love U. The album features a Meredith Brooks interpolation of the 1997 hit Bitch, reclaiming the word as empowerment. This marks her first LP in four years, following earlier teasers, and she’s also pursuing other projects (a children’s book and an acting role). The tracklist includes A Toast, Happy 2 Be, Don’t Make Me Love U, Bitch, She Stole My Man, Whose Hair Is This, Little Black Cat, Sexy Ladies, That GRRRL, Too Nice, Like a Crime, and Goodmorning!
BTS revealed the 14-song tracklist for their new album ARIRANG, opening with Body to Body and including Hooligan, Aliens, FYA, 2.0, No. 29, SWIM, Merry Go Round, NORMAL, Like Animals, they don't know 'bout us, One More Night, Please and Into the Sun. Producers include Diplo, Kevin Parker, Mike WiLL Made-It and Ryan Tedder. ARIRANG drops March 20, marking BTS's first full-band album in six years, with a clue that SWIM could be the lead single.
Ye (Kanye West) will release his 12th studio album Bully on March 20 via Gamma, the independent label he recently partnered with; the project, recorded over more than three years and tied to a short film edited by Hype Williams featuring Saint West, was completed before Ye’s Wall Street Journal open letter addressing controversy and lawsuits. A press release describes Bully as music-driven storytelling about remorse, memory, ego and consequence rather than an apology.
Jimin graces the cover of Vogue Korea with a fashion-forward photo shoot, highlighting his solo work and upcoming BTS album release in 2026, amidst his recent solo success and activities.
Rosalía released her fourth album Lux, which reflects on her 2023 breakup with Rauw Alejandro through a diverse musical style and 13 languages, incorporating orchestral elements and collaborations with artists like Björk and Yves Tumor, while exploring themes of love, transcendence, and mortality.
Lily Allen announced a UK tour in March 2026 where she will perform her new album West End Girl in its entirety, exploring themes related to her marriage breakdown with actor David Harbour, and reflecting her recent success as a stage actress.
Lily Allen's new album 'West End Girl' details her breakup with actor David Harbour, including allegations of infidelity and an open marriage, shortly after they listed their Brooklyn home for sale, sparking public interest and speculation about their relationship.
Lily Allen clarifies that 'Madeline' is a fictional character in her album 'West End Girl,' inspired by her painful divorce from David Harbour, which she attributes to boundary violations and infidelity. She openly discusses her emotional struggles post-breakup, her disinterest in open relationships, and the challenges of dating at 40 with children, highlighting her desire for stability and her ongoing personal journey.
Taylor Swift has dismissed rumors that she plans to retire from music after her marriage, emphasizing her continued passion for creating art and her upcoming album.
Taylor Swift's new album 'The Life of a Showgirl' features a song that appears to take a petty shot at Charli XCX, reflecting ongoing tensions and personal feuds in the pop music scene. Despite her career's peak, Swift continues to engage in public disputes, which some see as a way to fuel her artistry and public persona.
Taylor Swift's latest album reveals her feelings of burnout and disillusionment despite her success, love, and achievements, suggesting her fairy tale life may be over or unfulfilling.
Taylor Swift's new album features a song called 'CANCELLED!' that celebrates her friends facing public scrutiny, with fans speculating it references celebrities like Blake Lively and others, sparking discussions about celebrity friendships and cancel culture.