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$17 million Rhode Island mansion over the weekend.Braun posted a photo of the Max documentary “Taylor Swift vs Scooter Braun: Bad Blood” and wrote above the shot, “I finally watched it…”The show examined Swift, 34, and the retired music manager’s highly publicized feud over his acquisition of her masters.Braun then posted a follow-up Story that showed a TMZ Instagram post featuring pictures from the Grammy winner’s soirée, writing, “How was I not invited to this?!?”He added in the bottom corner, “#laughalittle.”Swift held a get-together in the Ocean State to celebrate her close friend Blake Lively’s 37th birthday.The guest list included Travis and Jason Kelce, Patrick Mahomes, Gigi Hadid, Bradley Cooper, Ryan Reynolds, and more.Meanwhile, fans may remember the reason why Braun wouldn’t make the cut.In June 2019, Swift published a Tumblr blog, alleging that the Hybe-America CEO had “stripped her” of her “life’s work.” “I had to make the excruciating choice to leave behind my past,” she wrote at the time.Swift also said that Braun acquiring her catalog – from her 2006 self-titled debut album through 2017’s “Reputation” – was a “worst case scenario.”“This is what happens when you sign a deal at fifteen to someone for whom the term ‘loyalty’ is clearly just a contractual concept,” she continued. “And when that man says ‘Music has value’, he means its value is beholden to men who had no part in creating it.”Meanwhile, Braun had a different version of events, telling Variety in 2021 that he asked Swift to meet with him “several times,” but she declined.“I regret [it] and it makes me sad that Taylor had that reaction to the deal,” he told the outlet.

origins are much more innocent.Founding members Angus Young and his brother Malcolm – who died in 2017 from the effects of dementia – were brainstorming names for the band ahead of a New Year’s Eve show at a night club when their sister-in-law, Margaret, suggested the name AC/DC, which was inspired by her sewing machine’s AC adapter.She also suggested they use a lightning bolt as their logo.“Her sewing machine had AC/DC on the back of it,” Malcolm shared in a “Behind the Music” VH1 documentary. “We were tossing around names for weeks and she just said it one night and everyone went ‘That’s good.’”“I thought it’s an easy name to remember and it was on the side of a lot of electrical appliances,” original singer Dave Evans said during a recent interview on the Podpokas Podcast.

Mets anthem “OMG,” performed by infielder Jose Iglesias, had a huge win of its own this week. The fan favorite pop hit enjoyed an increase of nearly 70% in streams on Wednesday, when the Mets defeated the Phillies in the NLDS, a rep from Spotify told The Post.Iglesias, 34, a native of Cuba, who doubles as Latin singer Candelito, performed the beloved tune on the field after their win — as his teammates cheered him on.A post shared by #1 Mets fan page (@metscontent1)Flushing, Queens native Jasmine Buzeta was at Wednesday’s game, which happened to fall on her birthday, and said the song stirs up a “unique set of emotions” for Amazins’ fans.

The Sunday Project in 2020. “Nobody said, ‘Are you OK? Are you fine?’ In fact, if I was to speak up about a bully being mean to me, it would be making it worse for me at school.””Being bullied has taught me the importance of kindness because it is something that can be fixed.”pic.twitter.com/wVnt4TxkRsThe singer skyrocketed into the mainstream in 2009 when her hit track “Just Dance” was released along with a series of popular songs on her “The Fame” album like “Paparazzi” and “Poker Face.” New music is expected to be released next month.In a post on her X account Sept.

flip phones to Y2K fashion reboots like Ed Hardy and Von Dutch — the integration of retro technologies is difficult even for the tech savants.“I struggled a little bit,” 26-year-old Amy Campbell, who purchased Kacey Musgrave’s album on a cassette tape this year, told the Wall Street Journal.The Rockford, Illinois, resident borrowed her mom’s cassette player but found it confusing to use. She didn’t understand how to insert the tape or shuffle through songs.“You have to keep fast-forwarding, rewinding, pausing and playing to find the right song you want,” she lamented.But not all Zoomers have the luxury of parents who kept their Walkmans.

As Justin Timberlake has announced a new world tour, Britney Spears fans have sent her song “Selfish” to the top of the charts — to troll her ex-boyfriend. Timberlake, 42, dropped his comeback single “Selfish” earlier this week. His The Forget Tomorrow [World] Tour will kick off in Vancouver, Canada on April 29, with tickets going on sale Feb.

Beyoncé’s “Break My Soul, Lizzo’s “About Damn Time” and Harry Styles’ pogo-pop powerhouse “As It Was.”There’s no denying the summer of 2022 was nothing short of a boppity bopfest, one that would send us all twirling into the dog days with an extra pep in our step.Fast-forward to the start of another August, and the top trio looks a whole lot different: Jason Aldean’s “Try That in a Small Town,” Morgan Wallen’s “Last Night” and CMA Entertainer of the Year Luke Combs’ “Fast Car,” a Tracy Chapman cover. So that’s two problematic — to put it mildly — country artists in Aldean and Wallen, and a wistful classic borrowed from a ’90s folk-rocker.

Seven’s The Morning Show to promote his upcoming tour.Rzeznik, 57, rose to fame in the nineties as the frontman of the hugely successful band the Goo Goo Dolls, and he has since switched up his look.Sure, the singer has stuck with his signature shaggy blonde hair that became synonymous with his sex symbol status, and he hasn’t even managed to ditch the tank tops, but his face now looks smoother than it did when he was decades younger.Rzeznik was rocking a maroon cap, but even that wasn’t hiding the noticeable change to his looks.The singer shared his excitement to return to Australia in February next year, and the recovering alcoholic explained he’d be trading Aussie beer for spending time at the beach.Like plenty of other bands from the nineties, the Goo Goo Dolls are having a moment on TikTok with young people rediscovering their music and going viral with covers of their famous songs like ‘Iris’ and ‘Slide.’It speaks to the power and relevancy of the band’s music, for instance, the hit ‘Iris’ only just recently hit a billion streams on the music platform Spotify.When asked if he’d expected this kind of longevity from his music, Rzeznik admitted it was a huge surprise.“You always hope, but no,” he said modestly.Although he did add that of course, it was always something he wanted to happen.“You hope that you build something that will last,” he admitted.The singer also had nothing but praise for the people rediscovering his music and posting their own versions online.“There are people that do it better than me,” he said.Despite the mass fame that Rzeznik has experienced he keeps a pretty low profile and has remained a dedicated musician even through the highs and lows of fame.He recently opened about how difficult he

announced it would be raising the price on it US plans by $1.A student plan will now cost $5.99 per month, a single premium plan will star at $10.99 and families can expect to pay $16.99.The music and podcast streaming app has embarked on a number of drastic cost cutting moves in recent months. In January, it cut 800 jobs, and it laid off additional 200 people in June.

The Hot 100 chart is seeing a country music comeback.For the first time in 42 years, country music stars simultaneously hold the top two spots on the coveted music list. Morgan Wallen’s “Last Night” remains atop the chart, with Luke Combs’ “Fast Car” coming in a close second. The last time country musicians were on top of the all-genre chart was in 1981.

Have Mercy!”Chlöe Bailey, 24, disappointed fans Thursday when she announced a new single, “How Does It Feel,” featuring embattled R&B star Chris Brown, 33.Bailey’s Twitter post included a sensual snap of the pair holding each close as their heads touch. “2ND PIECE. HOW DOES IT FEEL @chrisbrown.

It wasn’t exactly the Thrilla in Manila.