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U.S. soccer star Antonee Robinson was photographed wearing unreleased Beats two-tone over-ear headphones—white headband and housings with royal blue ear cups—during the World Cup. Beats appears to be seed‑marketing the product via influencers, with details on color options, ear-cup swappability, or whether this is a new model or a Beats Studio Pro variant still unknown; the headphones first surfaced in an FCC database last month.
Unreleased Beats headphones have been spotted on World Cup players, with one pair showing neon-yellow ear cups and another color-matched to the rest of the design, fueling speculation that Beats will offer a customizable ear-cup (and headband) option in a future model; no official launch date has been announced and it’s unclear where the headset will sit in Beats’ lineup.
Timeless is a 10-track Prince compilation of rare and unreleased studio recordings spanning 1977–2016, featuring tracks such as I Am You, Tick, Tick, Bang, Heaven, I Wonder, Stone, Calabama, The Guilty Ones and a live version of How Come U Don’t Call Me Anymore.-mastered by Chris James, the collection is set for CD and vinyl release on 28 August 2026 through Sony, with pre-orders listed at major retailers.
Record Store Day 2026 unveils April 18 exclusive releases, including newly unearthed Weezer sessions, 2006 Slipknot recordings, Ween’s long-lost Christmas track, Carly Rae Jepsen’s Disco Darling, Panda Bear & Sonic Boom collaborations, John Prine’s Lost Dogs reissue with unreleased material, Ethel Cain’s Inbred EP on vinyl, a Dinosaur Jr. live album from 1991, Steve Albini’s rough mixes for Slint, and a Chuck D/John Densmore collaboration No Country for Old Men, among many other titles.
Queen has released a previously unreleased Christmas song titled ‘Not For Sale (Polar Bear)’, recorded in 1974 during the ‘Queen II’ sessions. The track, featuring Freddie Mercury and Brian May, will be included in the 2026 reissue of ‘Queen II’ and was played for the first time on Planet Rock radio, delighting fans with a rare glimpse into the band's history.
Dave Chappelle's unreleased documentary 'Live in Real Life,' showcasing his pandemic-era cornfield comedy shows, was screened at the Martha's Vineyard African American Film Festival, where he praised David Letterman and discussed his work and community impact, despite ongoing controversy over his jokes.