• The Armenian Footprint in K-pop: The Story of a Young Man from Armenia Conquering the Korean Entertainment Industry

  Geopolitically and culturally, Armenia is most familiar to global audiences through Armenian-American icons like Kim Kardashian or Cher. But while the nation remains a mystery to most Americans, a powerful movement of K-pop fans and performers is thriving inside Armenia itself, writes Grace Kao, Professor of Sociology and member of the Ethnicity, Race, and Migration program at Yale University, in an op-ed for The Korea Herald...

• Beartooth Frontman Files for Divorce After Coming Out as Gay Following 14 Years of Marriage

  Caleb Shomo, the frontman of American metalcore band Beartooth, and his wife, Fleur Shomo, have officially filed for divorce nearly two months after the musician publicly came out as gay...

• Pitbull Concert Makes History as 22,000 Fans Dress Like the Rapper

  Pitbull fans took their admiration for the rapper to a whole new level during his London concert, where more than 22,000 people simultaneously recreated his signature look, earning an official Guinness World Records title...

• World Cup 2026: "I'm From Bosnia, Take Me to America"—How a 15-Year-Old Track Became the Ultimate Summer Football Anthem

  Many are already calling it the unofficial anthem of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. But how exactly did a track with over a decade of history manage to blow up the Balkans and take the rest of the world by storm...

• “As Much as I Can, I Must Share Our Story with the World”: Musician Ara on His Roots, Inspiration, and Eurovision Dreams

  Netherlands-based singer, songwriter, and guitarist Ara (Ara Abrahamyan) is currently visiting Yerevan — a city he hadn’t seen in four years and one he eagerly longed to return to...

• Maroon 5 and BLACKPINK’s LISA release collaboration track

  The music video is inspired by the cult action film Mr. & Mrs. Smith, which was shot on 35mm film by director Aerin Moreno...

• Apple Music's new DJ is none other than His Majesty King Charles III

  The King's Music Room, a radio show recorded at Buckingham Palace "in His Majesty's study," will debut on March 10, Hypebeast reports...

• The Magic Violin of Samvel Yervinyan: Melancholy of a wanderer, warmth of someone who always remains true to his roots

  On this day, the stage turned into a space of subtle emotions and seething passions, where the violin of Samvel Yervinyan became the voice. His concert, symbolically called “The Magic Violin,” justified its name—the music rang, sang, cried, laughed and, it seemed, breathed together with the listeners...

Singer of rock Band Huntress Jill Janus commits suicide, Page Six has learned.

Jill Janus, lead singer of the heavy metal band Huntress, has died at age 43, her family and band said Thursday.

Janus had long struggled with mental Illness, and killed herself outside Portland, Oregon, on Tuesday, her relatives and bandmates said in a statement released through publicist Alexandra Greenberg.

Janus fronted Huntress from the group’s inception in Los Angeles in 2009, singing on three full-length albums and on tours with bands including Motorhead and Lamb of God.

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