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HBO Renews ‘The Gilded Age’ for a Fourth Season

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The Emmy-nominated HBO Original drama series ‘The Gilded Age’ has officially been renewed for a fourth season. Created by Julian Fellowes (‘Downton Abbey’), the series continues to dazzle audiences and critics alike with its lavish storytelling, impeccable performances, and award-winning production design. The Season 3 finale airs Sunday, August 10, and all episodes are available to stream now on HBO Max.

Season 3 of ‘The Gilded Age’ has seen impressive growth, with premiere-night viewing up 20 percent compared to last season and fan engagement soaring nearly 60 percent week over week. The show has earned acclaim from outlets such as Variety and Entertainment Weekly, both calling this season “the best yet,” while Vulture praised it as a “must-watch.” Across its first two eligible seasons, the series has garnered seven Emmy nominations and a Screen Actors Guild Award nomination for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series.

Francesca Orsi, EVP of HBO Programming, shared, “Transporting us to 1880s New York City, Julian Fellowes and the enormously talented cast and crew have created a ‘can’t-miss’ entertainment experience from week to week, and we’re delighted to continue exploring these characters’ grand ambitions for what we promise will be a thrilling fourth season.” Erin Underhill, President of Universal Television, added, “Each season of ‘The Gilded Age’ delivers stories rich in drama and history, stellar performances, and stunning production value. We’re so happy that audiences around the world are clamoring for more.”

Sisters of Our Lady Immaculate Go Viral with Joyful Dance to “Jerusalema”

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The Sisters of Our Lady Immaculate have taken the internet by storm with a heartwarming, feel-good dance video set to Master KG’s gospel-inspired hit “Jerusalema.” Filmed around their convent in Ontario, Canada, the Sisters’ synchronized moves and infectious laughter have captured over 12 million views worldwide. Their joyous performance radiates unity, faith, and celebration, reminding viewers everywhere that joy and spirituality can move hand in hand.

The video sees the Sisters taking part in the global “Jerusalema” dance challenge, transforming it into something uniquely uplifting. Their easygoing choreography and genuine smiles struck a chord with viewers, who flooded the comments with praise and love. “I just loved watching these sisters dance with so much joy in their hearts. God bless them all,” one comment reads, while another adds, “It’s great to see nuns being playful and having fun. Beautiful music to unite us all!” It’s a moment of pure positivity that continues to brighten timelines across the world.

Radio Free Alice Announce New EP ‘Empty Words’ and Drop 80s-Tinged Single “Toyota Camry”

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Australian new wave and post-punk band Radio Free Alice announce their new EP ‘Empty Words,’ out now, alongside the release of their electrifying single “Toyota Camry.” The 80s-inspired track, featuring shimmering guitars and radiant backing vocals, premiered globally on BBC 6 Music and arrives with a cinematic video directed by longtime creative partner Finn Robilliard. Recorded with Peter Katis (Interpol, Bloc Party, Frightened Rabbit), the song showcases the band’s sharp sense of melody and mood while embracing their distinctly emotional sound.

Vocalist Noah Learmonth shared that “Toyota Camry” was inspired by a line from author Mark Fisher: “everyone is bored but nothing is boring.” “We recorded it in Connecticut in a house that resembled the one in ‘Monster House’, a horror movie for kids about a haunted house I watched growing up,” Learmonth explains. “Around the house were scattered Polaroids of other bands Peter had recorded albums with, legendary bands, like Interpol. Constantly stumbling across these fading Polaroids in the cutlery draw or whatever in the old wooden house felt weirdly fitting for the song – the song’s about lost futures, haunted by the past.”

‘Empty Words’ also includes the title track produced by Ewan Pearson (M83, Stella Donnelly, Depeche Mode) and two unreleased songs, “Regret,” produced by Ali Chant (Dry Cleaning, Perfume Genius, Soccer Mommy), and “Chinese Restaurant,” both recorded in Bristol. Following their acclaimed EP ‘Polyester,’ the band continue their rapid rise with sold-out shows in London and NYC, a Shaky Knees Festival set in Atlanta, and upcoming appearances at Reading and Leeds. With their bold blend of post-punk intensity and new-wave warmth, Radio Free Alice are defining a thrilling new moment in alternative music.

Zac Brown Band and Snoop Dogg Unite for Wild New Video “Let It Run”

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Zac Brown Band unleash the official music video for their bold new single “Let It Run,” featuring an unforgettable verse from hip-hop icon Snoop Dogg. Filmed live during their surprise pop-up show at Desert 5 Spot in Los Angeles, the video captures the high-octane energy and unapologetic fun of this NSFW anthem. With the two powerhouse acts vibing on stage, the track’s chorus says it all: “Just let it run, let it run / If it’s burning kinda funny, we can roll another one…” It’s pure Southern swagger meets West Coast cool.

The video arrives as Zac Brown Band extend their limited engagement at Sphere Las Vegas, with newly announced dates set for December 5–6, December 12–13, and January 9–10. Billed as a deeply personal and transformative experience, the show blends stunning visuals, heartfelt storytelling, and the band’s signature harmonies into a one-of-a-kind concert event. Using Sphere’s next-generation technology, including the world’s highest resolution LED display and the Sphere Immersive Sound system, fans are immersed in a 360-degree world of music and emotion.

These performances will celebrate the release of Love & Fear, the band’s seventh full-length studio album, out December 5. The 13-track collection marks one of Zac Brown Band’s most introspective projects yet, exploring themes of duality, healing, and humanity. Featuring guest appearances from Snoop Dogg, Dolly Parton, and Marcus King, Love & Fear promises to be a defining moment for the group—one that redefines what a modern country-rock experience can be.

Lauren Daigle Shares Inspiring New Song “Let It Be a Hallelujah”

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Two-time Grammy Award winner and multi-platinum artist Lauren Daigle releases her heartfelt new song “Let It Be a Hallelujah,” out now via Centricity Music. Co-written with the late Busbee and Jonas Myrin, the track bridges the space between her landmark debut ‘How Can It Be’ and her breakthrough album ‘Look Up Child.’ It’s a stirring reflection on purpose and gratitude, capturing Daigle’s signature mix of powerful vocals, spiritual depth, and soulful sincerity.

“Eight years have passed since we wrote this song, a lot has happened since then,” shares Lauren. “I’m so grateful to have this song back in my life at this time, because had it been released after we’d written it, I wouldn’t have really understood it. The one thing that I can and will keep coming back to is that living a life of worship has never failed me.”

Since the release of her 2015 debut, Daigle has become one of contemporary music’s most beloved voices, amassing over a billion streams and earning two Grammy Awards, seven Billboard Music Awards, four American Music Awards, and twelve GMA Dove Awards. With “Let It Be a Hallelujah,” she continues her decade-long journey of faith, reflection, and connection, inviting listeners to find beauty and meaning in every season of life.

Tim McGraw Delivers Powerful New Song “King Rodeo (Live from the Inaugural Music City Rodeo)”

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Three-time Grammy winner and country music icon Tim McGraw returns with “King Rodeo (Live from the Inaugural Music City Rodeo),” out now via Big Machine. Recorded during his headlining set at the first-ever Music City Rodeo in May, the live track captures McGraw’s signature storytelling and heartfelt delivery in front of a sold-out Bridgestone Arena crowd. “We’ve been working on a new record and we thought that this song was appropriate for the night,” McGraw tells fans before launching into the performance, which blends stripped-down production with the raw energy of the audience.

The video for “King Rodeo” premieres today on YouTube at 11 am ET/8 am PT, followed by an exclusive YouTube AfterParty for Premium subscribers. The visual offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of the song and its deep connection to the rodeo spirit, featuring World Champion riders Cody Custer and Tim O’Connell, and World-ranked bareback rider Cole Reiner. Written by McGraw and Tom Douglas, and produced by Byron Gallimore, Denny Hemingson, and McGraw himself, the track reflects McGraw’s continued mastery of blending emotional truth with classic country grit.

The release of “King Rodeo” follows McGraw’s spring single “Paper Umbrellas” with Parker McCollum, and comes ahead of his landmark concert at the Field of Dreams site in Dyersville, Iowa, on August 30. The show marks the first-ever concert at the legendary movie location from the 1989 Kevin Costner film, coinciding with his late father Tug McGraw’s birthday. With more live dates to follow through the fall, McGraw continues to honor his legacy as one of country music’s most enduring voices.

Colbie Caillat and Maddie & Tae Shine on Empowering New Single “Live Without”

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Colbie Caillat lights up summer with her new single “Live Without,” featuring country duo Maddie & Tae, out now via Blue Jean Baby Records. The song is a radiant pop-country anthem co-written with Liz Rose, Eric Arjes, and Jimmy Robbins, and produced by Robbins and Arjes. With its sun-soaked sound and infectious energy, it’s the perfect track for open roads, bright skies, and fresh starts.

“Live Without” captures the strength that follows heartbreak, turning pain into power. Caillat’s honeyed vocals blend seamlessly with Maddie & Tae’s harmonies, delivering a message of clarity and resilience. “Goodbye ain’t the bullet that I thought it was,” she sings, as shimmering production and a driving beat give the song a joyful lift. It’s a reminder that moving on can sound just as good as falling in love.

The single is the fourth from Caillat’s upcoming country duets album ‘This Time Around,’ out now, featuring an all-star lineup including Mitchell Tenpenny, Chris Young, Hillary Scott of Lady A, Maren Morris, Walker Hayes, Lee Brice, Gavin DeGraw, Jason Mraz, Ryan Hurd, and Russell Dickerson. Fans can also look forward to a Christmas tour with Gavin DeGraw this December, celebrating a new chapter in Caillat’s ever-evolving musical journey.

Charcom and Luisa Wilson Deliver Dark Electro Intensity on “KEEP MY EYES ON YOU”

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Manhattan-born producer Charcom joins forces with rising vocalist and songwriter Luisa Wilson on his newest single “KEEP MY EYES ON YOU,” out now. The track is a moody and seductive fusion of progressive house, melodic pop, and dark techno textures, marking Charcom’s most emotionally charged and ambitious release to date.

What began as a foggy sonic experiment in Berlin evolved into a pulsing late-night soundscape shaped by the city’s club scene. When Luisa Wilson added her ethereal vocals, the track took on a haunting intimacy. “This one feels like the most intense thing I’ve put out so far,” says Charcom. “It’s dark, emotional, and kinda chaotic in the best way. The production has this constant push and pull, and Luisa’s vocals just cut through everything. Definitely the kind of track that lives somewhere between the dance floor and your head at 2 am.”

“KEEP MY EYES ON YOU” unfolds gradually, with layered synths, smoky piano chords, and hypnotic percussion giving way to distorted bass swells and cinematic tension. Drawing inspiration from artists like Eli & Fur, John Summit, and SG Lewis, Charcom’s sound thrives in emotional precision, each element serving the story. It’s the culmination of his years studying at NYU’s Clive Davis Institute and translating the chaos of real life into melodic form.

Broken Yolks Channel Raw Emotion on New Single “Misery”

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Edmonton-based skate punk trio Broken Yolks unveil their gripping new single “Misery,” the second release from their upcoming full-length debut ‘The View of the Bystander,’ out now via High End Denim Records. The track captures the band’s sharp energy and emotional honesty, pushing their sound into darker, more reflective territory while maintaining their signature edge.

“Misery” dives deep into the personification of pain, depicting it as a haunting companion that refuses to fade away. The song explores how trauma, heartbreak, and depression can linger beneath the surface, resurfacing when least expected. It reflects the unsettling comfort found in revisiting past suffering, where resistance and familiarity collide. With its raw lyricism and driving punk spirit, Broken Yolks turn emotional turmoil into something beautifully cathartic.

Meghan Dowlen Channels Theatrical Pop Power on New Album ‘Dizzy Spell’

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Meghan Dowlen announces her new album ‘Dizzy Spell’ and unveils its shimmering lead track “New Shoes.” Out now via DKA Records, the song captures Dowlen’s dynamic blend of pop precision and artful experimentation. A multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and performer from Atlanta, she continues to carve her own space in modern pop with bold style and fearless emotion.

‘Dizzy Spell’ explores the duality of femininity through lush soundscapes that balance strength and vulnerability. With nods to new-wave, dance pop, and the theatrical flair of Kate Bush and Nina Hagen, Dowlen guides listeners through a kaleidoscope of joy, anger, and discovery. The 10-track album features “New Shoes,” “Anything,” “Mothercycle,” and “Otherside,” creating a complete world of rhythm, drama, and soul.

Track Listing:

  1. New Shoes
  2. Dizzy Spell
  3. Anything
  4. Method Actor
  5. Bloodbathory
  6. Mothercycle
  7. Cold Wind
  8. Vacation
  9. Open the Door
  10. Otherside