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. This is what you missed.
#1
More Discoing Together, Together In 2027
Harry Styles is discoing in more cities next year. After taking over 2026 with his Kiss All The Time, Disco Occasionally album and Together, Together show run, the pop megastar has announced a huge 2027 stadium run spanning 12 cities across North America and Europe. The newly added dates will kick off in Phoenix on April 2 before making stops in Dallas, Los Angeles, Toronto, Atlanta, and Chicago. Toronto fans will get two chances to catch Styles at Rogers Stadium on May 7 and 8, with Lainey Wilson as a special guest. He’ll then head over to Europe and then wrap up the tour with three nights at London’s Wembley Stadium.
#2
Snoop Dogg Is About to Drop It Like It’s Hot at the VMAs
As the MTV Music Video Awards return to the West Coast after nine years, they’ve got just the right host: Snoop Dogg. The legendary rapper will MC the award show taking place on September 27 at the Peacock Theatre. No doubt, he’ll bring his unmistakable personality, humor and decades of music history to one of pop culture’s biggest nights. The rapper has noted that his hosting will be a full-circle moment as he’s been a part of the VMA story for many years and has earned 13 nominations and three wins throughout his career. Now, he gets to host the show and celebrate another major year in music. This will also be the first time the VMAs have been hosted in L.A. since 2017.
#3
Taylor Swift hasn’t “yee’d her last haw” just yet. The superstar is back in country territory as she earned a 2026 CMA Award nomination for Single of the Year for “I Knew It, I Knew You.” Through an Instagram story post she shared yesterday, she celebrated the news and hinted that she may be attending the ceremony as she wrote, “see you there Nov 18.” For an artist whose career began with country music before she became a household name in the pop world, fans are thrilled that she’s reconnecting with her musical roots.
#4
The beloved R&B star Jhené Aiko released Westside Whimsy, her fourth studio album and first full-length project since 2020, when she released Chilombo. True to its name, Westside Whimsy is certainly true to its name and much more than a title. Aiko described the project’s inspiration through the lens of ‘90s music, West Coast culture, surfing, beaches and road trips, giving the album a distinctly California feel. After teasing that lifestyle throughout the year, she’s finally letting us into her world. Six years was quite the wait, but with this 20-track masterpiece featuring artists like Kendrick Lamar, it was certainly worth it!
#5
Get On Victoria Monét’s Frequency
More R&B! Victoria Monét is taking her upcoming album on the road. The Grammy-winning singer has announced the Frequency of Love Tour, a 27-city North American run kicking off on October 27 in North Carolina. She’ll be stopping in Atlanta, New York, Chicago, Toronto, and L.A., allowing fans to experience this new era live in every city! The new album is set to arrive October 2 with 22 tracks, including the popular “Let Me,” Reach Out,” and “Juicy.”
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