Famous

Mariah Carey got her Flowers on Wednesday: She appeared on Apple Music’s Flowers as the series’ first guest, where she was interviewed by SZA for the livestreamed event.

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In a more fantastical universe than our own, the 2025 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony at L.A.’s Peacock Theater would have featured Jack White and Meg White coming together as the White Stripes for the first time in 16 years, OutKast‘s first performance since their 2014 reunion tour, and Paul Rodgers fronting Bad Company one last time. In our actual universe, Meg was a no-show, OutKast delivered a speech but not a performance, and drummer Simon Kirke was forced to fly the Bad Company banner on his own.

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Tomorrowland Thailand “marks an important milestone in our ambition to position the country as a leader in global tourism and creative experiences,” the Tourism Authority of Thailand shared in a press statement. “We look forward to welcoming people from all over the world to discover the beauty, culture, and hospitality of Thailand.”

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San Francisco gave Bobby Weir one more glorious Saturday. Exactly a week after his death, some 20,000 Deadheads and other fans, along with family and many friends, gathered at the Civic Center Plaza, just across Polk Street from City Hall, and across Grove Street to the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium.
They convened after many of them had walked, in his honor, up the city’s main boulevard, Market Street, to the Plaza.

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Green Day‘s lead singer, Billie Joe Armstrong, is looking to be a hero, just for one day — and taking son Jakob along for the ride. The father-son duo have covered David Bowie‘s “Heroes” to commemorate Survivor‘s 50th season. It’s quite a confounding set of circumstances, but we’ll take it.

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Over 8,300 miles east of Bad Bunny’s historic 31-show residency in San Juan, Puerto Rico, in Japan, Benito continued to flex his global superstardom with an intimate, invite-only showcase of his streaming heavyweights at Spotify’s fourth live iteration of ‘Billions Club.’

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Over 250,000 fans, including 22,000 lucky "Golden Ticket" winners, attend group's first concert in four years.

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