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‘Eric Clapton Unplugged…Over 30 Years Later’ to stream on Paramount+

MTV has announced Eric Clapton Unplugged…Over 30 Years Later, a 30th anniversary edition of Eric Clapton’s MTV Unplugged performance. The 90-minute special, which was screened in select U.S. and U.K. theaters last month, will be available to stream Feb. 12 on Paramount+.

Eric Clapton Unplugged…Over 30 Years Later will revisit Clapton’s iconic hour-long 1992 performance at Bray Studios in Windsor, England, for ‘MTV Unplugged.’  Clapton’s setlist included acoustic versions of “Layla,” “Tears in Heaven” and other hits, as well as covers of classics such as “Before You Accuse Me” and “Nobody Knows You When You’re Down and Out.” Unplugged, the 1992 live album capturing Clapton’s performance, sold over 26 million copies worldwide and is the best-selling live album of all time.

See the trailer for Eric Clapton Unplugged…Over 30 Years Later:  HERE.

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Jethro Tull announces 24th studio album ‘Curious Ruminant’

Jethro Tull have announced their 24th studio album, titled Curious Ruminant, due out on March 7th.

After taking a nearly 20-year break, the nine-track Curious Ruminant is Jethro Tull’s third LP in the past few years — following 2022’s The Zealot Gene and 2023’s RökFlöte.  Joining singer-flautist Ian Anderson on this album are current Jethro Tull members David Goodier (bass), John O’Hara (piano, keyboards, accordion), Scott Hammond (drums) and new guitarist Jack Clark. Also appearing on Curious Ruminant are the band’s former keyboardist Andrew Giddings and guest drummer James Duncan.

Ahead of its release on March 7th, the legendary band have shared the title track along with an animated music video for the song “Curious Ruminant” (created by Costin Chioreanu). You can check it out – HERE.

The album is available for pre-order in various formats – including a super deluxe edition featuring clear vinyl and an accompanying artbook. Pre-order – here.

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ROSÉ and Bruno Mars go platinum with ‘APT.’

ROSÉ and Bruno Mars have earned one of the first RIAA-certified Platinum singles of 2025 with their smash hit song, “APT,” which also held the #1 spot on the Billboard Global 200 chart for 10 weeks, amassing over 2.6 billion global streams since release.

The song makes ROSÉ the highest ranking female Korean artist in the chart’s history (and first ever to reach the top 10).   The collab with Mars marks the lead single off ROSÉ’s first studio album ‘rosie’ which debuted at #3 on the Billboard 200 chart after its release.  The 12-track album rosie also marks the biggest US debut and highest-charting album by any Korean female soloist in history.

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Katy Perry announces U.S. leg of 2025 ‘Lifetimes World Tour’

Katy Perry will bring her Lifetimes Tour to the U.S. this spring and summer, announcing the first North America dates for the tour in support of her 143 album.

The U.S. leg kicks-off with a May 7 show at the Toyota Center in Houston, making stops in Oklahoma City, Kansas City, Chicago, Minneapolis, Denver, Las Vegas and Austin, TX before hitting Dallas’ American Airlines Arena on May 21.

Perry will perform a series of previously announced arena gigs across Australia in June 2025, before she makes her way back to the U.S. for July stops in Phoenix, Anaheim and Inglewood, CA and San Francisco before wrapping up that leg at Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena on July 21.

Throughout the summer, Perry will perform at previously announced Canadian dates in July/early August before another run of U.S. gigs in Detroit, Boston, Philadelphia, New York, Neward, Baltimore, Raleigh, Nashville, Atlanta and Tampa, winding down on August 23 at Keseya Center in Miami. Perry heads to South America and then back to Europe in the fall before wrapping-up on Nov. 5 at the Accor Arena in Paris.

Tickets for the U.S. dates are available now, head here for more information

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2025 Grammy Awards: See the complete list of winners

The 67th Annual Grammy Awards returned to L.A.’s Crypto.com Arena on Sunday, February 2, with Trevor Noah hosting the ceremony for the fifth year in a row.

Kendrick Lamar earned five Grammys, including Record of the Year and Song of the Year for his Drake diss track “Not Like Us.” Beyoncé won Best Country Album and took home the coveted Album of the Year award for Cowboy Carter, an award she has never won previously, despite being the most Grammy-nominated artist in history.

Sabrina Carpenter won three Grammys — including Best Pop Vocal Album for Short n’ Sweet; Charli XCX won three awards for her album Brat; and Chappell Roan won the Grammy for Best New Artist.

This year’s ceremony also centered on raising money for the victims of the Los Angeles wildfires. The Academy, along with its MusiCares organization, launched the Los Angeles Fire Relief Effort to raise money for people in the music industry who were affected by the fires, raising and pledging more than $4 million so far.

For the full list of winners, head to Grammy.com.

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2025 Grammy Awards: See the complete list of winners

The 67th Annual Grammy Awards returned to L.A.’s Crypto.com Arena on Sunday, February 2, with Trevor Noah hosting the ceremony for the fifth year in a row.

Kendrick Lamar earned five Grammys, including Record of the Year and Song of the Year for his Drake diss track “Not Like Us.” Beyoncé won Best Country Album and took home the coveted Album of the Year award for Cowboy Carter, an award she has never won previously, despite being the most Grammy-nominated artist in history.

Sabrina Carpenter won three Grammys — including Best Pop Vocal Album for Short n’ Sweet; Charli XCX won three awards for her album Brat; and Chappell Roan won the Grammy for Best New Artist.

This year’s ceremony also centered on raising money for the victims of the Los Angeles wildfires. The Academy, along with its MusiCares organization, launched the Los Angeles Fire Relief Effort to raise money for people in the music industry who were affected by the fires, raising and pledging more than $4 million so far.

For the full list of winners, head to Grammy.com.

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Rock Daypop

2025 Grammy Awards: See the complete list of winners

The 67th Annual Grammy Awards returned to L.A.’s Crypto.com Arena on Sunday, February 2, with Trevor Noah hosting the ceremony for the fifth year in a row.

Kendrick Lamar earned five Grammys, including Record of the Year and Song of the Year for his Drake diss track “Not Like Us.” Beyoncé won Best Country Album and took home the coveted Album of the Year award for Cowboy Carter, an award she has never won previously, despite being the most Grammy-nominated artist in history.

Sabrina Carpenter won three Grammys — including Best Pop Vocal Album for Short n’ Sweet; Charli XCX won three awards for her album Brat; and Chappell Roan won the Grammy for Best New Artist.

This year’s ceremony also centered on raising money for the victims of the Los Angeles wildfires. The Academy, along with its MusiCares organization, launched the Los Angeles Fire Relief Effort to raise money for people in the music industry who were affected by the fires, raising and pledging more than $4 million so far.

For the full list of winners, head to Grammy.com.

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Pop Daypop

2025 Grammy Awards: See the complete list of winners

The 67th Annual Grammy Awards returned to L.A.’s Crypto.com Arena on Sunday, February 2, with Trevor Noah hosting the ceremony for the fifth year in a row.

Kendrick Lamar earned five Grammys, including Record of the Year and Song of the Year for his Drake diss track “Not Like Us.” Beyoncé won Best Country Album and took home the coveted Album of the Year award for Cowboy Carter, an award she has never won previously, despite being the most Grammy-nominated artist in history.

Sabrina Carpenter won three Grammys — including Best Pop Vocal Album for Short n’ Sweet; Charli XCX won three awards for her album Brat; and Chappell Roan won the Grammy for Best New Artist.

This year’s ceremony also centered on raising money for the victims of the Los Angeles wildfires. The Academy, along with its MusiCares organization, launched the Los Angeles Fire Relief Effort to raise money for people in the music industry who were affected by the fires, raising and pledging more than $4 million so far.

For the full list of winners, head to Grammy.com.

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Sec’y of State Marco Rubio meets with Panamanian President Mulino regarding Panama Canal

On Sunday, Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino to tour the Panama Canal, as the Trump administration makes a push for control of the critical canal. This is Rubio’s first international trip as secretary of state and will include stops in other Latin American countries, as well.

The Panama Canal serves as a shortcut between the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. And although the U.S. led the construction of the major waterway that around 40% of the world’s cargo ship traffic now moves through, its control was given to Panama in 1999.

Trump has repeatedly stated that China has too much control of the Panama canal, and that the United States needs to be fully in charge of the vital transportation waterway for economic security; Panamanian President Mulino has refuted those claims, however, he stated on Sunday that his country would not renew an agreement to be part of China’s Belt and Road Initiative and added that Panama would seek to work with the U.S. on new investments instead, including infrastructure projects. Mulino also reiterated on Sunday during his meeting with Rubio that his country’s sovereignty over the Panama Canal was not up for debate, and said he addressed the China concerns during their talks.

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Victims in fatal crash of medical jet in Pennsylvania are identified

The six passengers traveling aboard the medical jet that crashed shortly upon takeoff  in Northeast Philadelphia Friday night have been identified. All those onboard the Learjet 55 aircraft, including a pediatric patient who recently finished treatment at Shriners Children’s Hospital, were killed in the crash.

A spokesperson for Jet Rescue Air Ambulance said Sunday they were all those on board were Mexican citizens, including the 11-year-old patient, Alentina Guzman Murillo, who was accompanied by her 31-year-old mother Lizeth Murillo Ozuna.  Also killed were Capt. Alan Alejandro Montoya Perales, 46, and Copilot Josue de Jesus Juarez Juarez, 43, along with Dr. Raul Meza Arredondo and paramedic Rodrigo Lopez Padilla, both 41. A person on the ground in a vehicle also died.

A spokesperson for Shriners Children’s Hospital said in a statement: “It’s extremely hard and extremely difficult, those that were involved directly in her care were very aware that she was going to be traveling home and there had actually been a sendoff for her today.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker said Sunday (via CBS NEWS) that the number of injured victims increased from 20 to 22 individuals — five remain hospitalized, three of whom are in critical condition.

The National Transportation Safety Board said the medical jet departed from a base in Florida around noon and arrived in Northeast Philadelphia around 2:15 p.m., headed to Springfield, Mo.,with the final destination in Tijuana, Mexico. NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy told reporters there was no indication of a problem radioed to air traffic control before the crash, which left debris scattered across four to five city blocks near Roosevelt Mall. The NTSB said investigators are still looking for the plane’s cockpit voice recorder.

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