Entertainment industry sees major releases and chart-breaking moments while music tours and streaming services dominate the week

Drake breaks Michael Jackson's Hot 100 chart record as his song 'Janice STFU' debuts at number one, marking a significant milestone in streaming and chart history.

'Dutton Ranch' scores Paramount+'s biggest series launch ever with 12.9 million views, setting a new streaming benchmark for the platform.

Olivia Rodrigo reveals tracklist for new album 'You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love,' generating anticipation among fans ahead of release.

Kehlani announces 'The Kehlani World Tour: North America' dates, expanding her concert schedule across the continent.

Bright Eyes performs politically-charged album anniversary show at Los Angeles' Hollywood Bowl, revisiting past work with contemporary messaging.

Documentary Market CoPro 28 returns with diverse slate including films about OnlyFans creators, endangered wildlife, and Israeli-Palestinian dialogue.

Albert Wolsky, renowned costume designer for 'Grease,' 'Bugsy,' and 'All That Jazz,' passes away at 95, leaving legacy in film and theater.

VIBE magazine relaunches print editions after more than a decade away, signaling resurgence of print media in music journalism.

'Spider-Noir' soundtrack features new music by Kris Bowers and Michael Dean Parsons, with original songs performed by Li Jun Li.

Linda Perry reveals Green Day dropped her as producer for their American Idiot follow-up after fan backlash, highlighting artist-producer relationship challenges.