After Lady Gaga's Oscar Win, What's Next for the Diva & How Could She Get the EGOT?

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After Oasis Documentary Revives 'Live '25' Tour Madness, Gallagher Brothers Will Reunite All Over Again Next Year

Oasis fans went from 15 years of musical silence from the British rock band to a stadium tour in 2025, an IMAX documentary in 2026, and now more stadium dates across the world in 2027. On the new Billboard Pop Shop Podcast, Katie & Keith are talking about all the latest news arou ...  Show more

Sabrina Carpenter & Bad Bunny Are Both First-Time Emmy Winners: Could EGOT Be Next?

Over the weekend, Sabrina Carpenter and Bad Bunny both picked up their first Emmy Awards — Carpenter as a producer and performer on Disney+’s The Muppet Show special and Benito as a producer and performer at his 2026 Super Bowl halftime show. And these multi-talented pop stars ar ...  Show more

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