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Yahoo
17 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Ava Max Announces ‘Don't Click Play' Album, Reveals Release Date & Cover Art
Ava Max's new album Don't Click Play is arriving this summer. The set, featuring lead single 'Lost Your Faith,' will be her third full-length album. Max unveiled the album's release date and its cover art on Thursday (May 1). Pop fans will be able to click play on Don't Click Play on Aug. 22. More from Billboard Ava Max Trolls Fans With Fake Petition Protesting Her Own Music Natanael Cano Defies Ban on Narcocorridos, Performs Tumbados at Aguascalientes Fair Bad Bunny Announces Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour: Here Are the Dates The album cover features Max handling the heat in a triangle of fire, her hands grasping edges that are going up in flames — perhaps serving as a visual of the fire-emoji vibes she hopes listeners will feel when they do click play. The triangle is in the form of the familiar symbol that's recognized as a play button. She's dabbling in the art of reverse psychology with this album cycle. Last month, the singer led folks to the website which under the guise of an online petition actually teased an unreleased track. She also shared a photo of a roadside 'Don't Click Play on Ava Max' billboard. With Max's album reveal on X on May 1, she also played on Atlantic Records labelmate Ed Sheeran's Play album announcement, quoting his HQ account's post from the same day; both announcements, of course, made use of the handy play button icon. Don't Click Play is the follow-up to 2023's Diamonds & Dancefloors (which reached No. 34 on the Billboard 200 albums chart) and 2020's Heaven & Hell (Max's debut LP, which peaked at No. 27 and included breakthrough single 'Sweet But Psycho,' a Top 10 hit on the Hot 100 in 2018). In case you missed it, watch Max's music video for Don't Click Play's 'Lost Your Faith' below. Best of Billboard Chart Rewind: In 1989, New Kids on the Block Were 'Hangin' Tough' at No. 1 Janet Jackson's Biggest Billboard Hot 100 Hits H.E.R. & Chris Brown 'Come Through' to No. 1 on Adult R&B Airplay Chart
News.com.au
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- News.com.au
Bad Bunny sends fans into meltdown with X-rated mirror selfie
Bad Bunny left very little to the imagination in a new selfie that quickly exploded on social media. The 31-year-old pop star snapped a mirror selfie on Friday while wearing only a pair of white briefs. He included the racy snap in a carousel of photos shared to his page with the simple caption, 'Fotos.' In the picture, Bad Bunny can be seen standing almost naked in front of a full-length mirror, showing off his numerous tattoos and gym-toned physique in a pair of white Calvin Klein briefs. Other images Bad Bunny included in his photo dump included him prepping for the 2025 Met Gala earlier this month. 'You just broke the internet,' remarked one fan, while a viral tweet sharing the picture had more than 100,000 likes on X, formerly known as Twitter. 'Insane,' commented a fan, with another adding: 'I've never been more grateful for the zoom feature on my iPhone'. His recent campaign for the iconic underwear brand was released two months ago and received a ton of buzz, with numerous shots from the photo-shoot also going viral. 'We started planning the look since at least January,' he told Vogue. 'When we found out that it was about Black fashion we got really excited because we felt like we could really connect it to Puerto Rican Afro-Caribbean culture.' Meanwhile, Bad Bunny recently revealed that he had included two Australian dates in the announcement of his Debí Tirar Más Fotos world tour. It will mark the first time the Puerto Rican pop star has ever performed Down Under. He will take to Sydney's ENGIE Stadium in Olympic Park on Saturday, February 26 and March 1 next year, in-between dates in Sao Paulo and Barcelona. The three-time Grammy and 11-time Latin Grammy award winner is one of the biggest names in the music industry. He was the most streamed artist on Spotify for three years running between 2020 and 2023 and hasn't left the top five since 2018. Even more impressively, his 2022 album, Un Verano Sin Ti, is the most streamed release ever on Spotify.
Yahoo
20-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Amazon Music gets AI-powered search results in new beta
Amazon is updating Amazon Music with a a new "AI-powered search experience" that should make it easier to discover music based on the albums and artists you're already looking for. The company says the new beta feature "includes results for many of your favorite artists today," which is to say, not everyone, but it'll continue to expand to include more over time. A traditional search uses a search term — an artist's name, a song or an album title — and tries to pull up results that are as close to whatever you entered as possible. You'll still be able to make those kinds of searches in Amazon Music, but now under a new "Explore" tab in the iOS Amazon Music app, you'll also be able to see new AI-powered recommendations. These include "curated music collections," an easy jumping-off-point for creating an AI-generated playlists and more. Amazon suggests these results will vary depending on what you search you do. Looking up Bad Bunny's "Debí Tirar Más Fotos" will show the album, but also "influential artists who influenced his sound" and other musicians he's collaborated with, the company says. A search for BLACKPINK, meanwhile, would highlight the K-pop group's early hits before surfacing solo work from members like Lisa or Jennie. It all sounds like a more flexible and expansive version of the X-Ray feature Amazon includes in Prime Video, which provides things like actors' names, trivia and related movies and TV shows with a button press. This new search experience was built using Amazon Bedrock, Amazon's cloud service for hosting AI models. It's one of several ways the company is trying to incorporate more AI features into its products. Earlier this year, Amazon started rolling out Alexa+, a version of the popular voice assistant rebuilt around generative AI, to select Echo devices. AI search in Amazon Music is available today on iOS for a select number of Amazon Music Unlimited subscribers in the US. If you're not included in this beta, you could be included in future tests.
Engadget
20-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Engadget
Amazon Music gets AI-powered search results in new beta
Amazon is updating Amazon Music with a a new "AI-powered search experience" that should make it easier to discover music based on the albums and artists you're already looking for. The company says the new beta feature "includes results for many of your favorite artists today," which is to say, not everyone, but it'll continue to expand to include more over time. A traditional search uses a search term — an artist's name, a song or an album title — and tries to pull up results that are as close to whatever you entered as possible. You'll still be able to make those kinds of searches in Amazon Music, but now under a new "Explore" tab in the iOS Amazon Music app, you'll also be able to see new AI-powered recommendations. These include "curated music collections," an easy jumping-off-point for creating an AI-generated playlists and more. Amazon suggests these results will vary depending on what you search you do. Looking up Bad Bunny's "Debí Tirar Más Fotos" will show the album, but also "influential artists who influenced his sound" and other musicians he's collaborated with, the company says. A search for BLACKPINK, meanwhile, would highlight the K-pop group's early hits before surfacing solo work from members like Lisa or Jennie. It all sounds like a more flexible and expansive version of the X-Ray feature Amazon includes in Prime Video, which provides things like actors' names, trivia and related movies and TV shows with a button press. This new search experience was built using Amazon Bedrock, Amazon's cloud service for hosting AI models. It's one of several ways the company is trying to incorporate more AI features into its products. Earlier this year, Amazon started rolling out Alexa+, a version of the popular voice assistant rebuilt around generative AI, to select Echo devices. AI search in Amazon Music is available today on iOS for a select number of Amazon Music Unlimited subscribers in the US. If you're not included in this beta, you could be included in future tests.
Yahoo
18-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Bad Bunny Performs 'Nuevayol' and 'Perfumito Nuevo' on Saturday Night Live : Watch
Bad Bunny on Saturday Night Live, May 2025 (Will Heath/NBC via Getty Images) Bad Bunny was last night's musical guest on the 50th season finale of Saturday Night Live. He performed 'Nuevayol' and was joined by RaiNao for 'Perfumito Nuevo,' both from his new album Debí Tirar Más Fotos, and appeared in sketches as an air traffic controller and host Scarlett Johansson's Spanish-speaking boyfriend. Michael Myers also made a cameo appearance—as himself—opposite cast member Keenan Thompson as Kanye West. Watch Bad Bunny on SNL below. Bad Bunny last appeared on Saturday Night Live in 2023, where he served as both host and musical guest. Earlier this month, he announced a world tour in support of Debí Tirar Más Fotos, which will kick off in November 2025 following an upcoming 30-date residency at San Juan, Puerto Rico's Coliseo de Puerto Rico. SNL celebrated its 50th anniversary at the beginning of this year with two live broadcast specials: SNL50: The Homecoming Concert and SNL50: The Anniversary Special. Other recent musical guests have included Lizzo, Elton John and Brandi Carlile, and Tate McRae. Lady Gaga, Timothée Chalamet, and Charli XCX all pulled double duty this season, and Stevie Nicks performed on an episode hosted by Ariana Grande. It was recently confirmed that Saturday Night Live will be launching a British spinoff in 2026. Read about Debí Tirar Más Fotos on 'The Best Music of 2025 So Far.' Originally Appeared on Pitchfork
