If you’re anything like us, we see an interesting headline during our daily scroll—pause to read it—but then keep scrolling without reading the actual story. So at the end of each week, we’re rounding up all the buzziest, news-worthy headlines you might have missed. Think of it like the “saved” feature on Instagram but for news instead of aesthetically pleasing photos.

#1

Positions Ariana is So Back
Ariana Grande is officially back to brown, trading in her iconic Glinda blonde look for a return to her natural, signature espresso shade. The move, celebrated by fans on social media, marks the unofficial end of her Wicked transformation era as she showed off her new look on Instagram with a quote from the film. In other Grande news, the fan-favorite ‘Positions (Vevo Official Live Performances)’ EP has finally been released to streaming platforms, coinciding with the album’s fifth anniversary. The EP captures the stunning 2021 Vevo sessions, featuring powerhouse live renditions of tracks like “pov” and “off the table (feat. The Weeknd),” giving the album a renewed spotlight for the pop star.

#2

Pop Powerhouses to Announce The Grammys
A powerhouse lineup of recent Grammy winners and global stars are set to announce the nominations for the 2026 Grammy Awards on November 7th. The list of presenters includes pop sensation Sabrina Carpenter, the charismatic diva-pop artist Chappell Roan, chart-topping rapper Doechii, and Latin music powerhouse Karol G. Given their own massive years, which could see all four artists earning nods, this is less a simple announcement and more a celebratory showcase of the year’s most dominant female voices.

#3

Mumford & Sons Come Out Swinging with Collaborations
Mumford & Sons announced the details of their sixth studio album, ‘Prizefighter’, set for release on February 13, 2026. The National’s Aaron Dessner produced the 14-track record, featuring an impressive roster of collaborators that clearly aims for an immediate knockout. The band has teamed up with folk-pop star Gracie Abrams on the track “Badlands” and fellow folk-rock titan Hozier on the recently released single “Rubber Band Man.” The album promises a serious, yet playful, evolution of their sound as the band embraces their prime.

#4

Offset Gets Spooky and Drops the Tape
Just two months after his last major release, Offset has surprised fans by dropping a new mixtape for Halloween, ‘Haunted by Fame’, on October 31st. The 11-track project embraces the spooky season aesthetic and features guest appearances from Hip-Hop heavy hitters like NBA YoungBoy, Lil Dump, and No Cap. He celebrated the surprise drop with a new video for the single, “Ya Digg,” proving that while fame may haunt him, his work ethic certainly doesn’t.

#5

Florence + The Machine Tells Everyone to Scream
Just in time for Halloween, Florence + The Machine dropped their sixth studio album, ‘Everybody Scream’, on October 31st. Following her 2023 emergency life-saving surgery mid-tour, Florence Welch channeled her recovery and spiritual exploration into the new record. The album is a powerful, cathartic exploration of fame, womanhood, and mortality, blending her signature sweeping alt-rock sound with themes of mysticism and folk horror. Featuring the title track and the single “Sympathy Magic,” the project is an intense, personal reckoning with what it costs to be an iconic performer.