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The Trump White House removed a controversial video using Sabrina Carpenters Juno to promote ICE activities, after Carpenter publicly criticized the government for using her music without consent. The video sparked backlash, with Carpenter calling it evil and disgusting. The White House has not explained the removal, and Carpenters representatives have not commented further. This incident follows other instances of Trump-era channels using pop songs for political messaging, drawing criticism from artists like Olivia Rodrigo.

Fugees rapper Pras Michel challenges 14-year prison sentence, files appeal in U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. Convicted on ten counts, including conspiracy, foreign lobbying, and money laundering, Michel allegedly accepted $100M from Malaysian financier Jho Low to influence U.S. politics and help Low avoid extradition. Prosecutors argued Michel funneled foreign money into Obamas 2012 campaign and tried to influence Trump administration. Sentenced to 14 years in prison and ordered to forfeit $65M, Michels legal team argued for probation, citing charitable work and claiming manipulation by Low. D.C. Circuit will review trial and sentencing for potential errors.

Alanis Morissette announces a UK and Ireland summer tour, kicking off in Cork, Ireland, on June 24th. Shell be joined by Skunk Anansie and Wet Leg, with Glasgows Wet Leg opening for her. Morissette, celebrating the 30th anniversary of Jagged Little Pill, recently performed at Londons O Two and Glastonbury, receiving critical acclaim.

Hip-hop figure Clintn Lord, known for collaborations with Saint Jhn and appearances in Yeezy fashion shows, is accused of using a burned-out mansion to lure and sexually assault women. He faces serious charges, including rape and assault, and is being held on $1.42 million bail. Authorities seek help in identifying potential victims, as Lord is set to appear in court on December eighth.

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Lucy Kruger and The Lost Boys unveil Woolf, their new single, on December fifth, offering a glimpse into their upcoming album Pale Bloom. The track, inspired by Virginia Woolf, explores themes of freedom, identity, and personal history, with Lucy Krugers voice creating a conversation across time. Woolf is a complex love letter to a godless void, Virginia Woolf, the patriarchy, and her past self, available on all streaming platforms from December fifth.

Nashville indie rockers The Brook and The Bluff unveil their new single, Baby Blue, on December third, offering a softer, more introspective side of their sound. With intricate guitars, gentle rhythms, and three-part harmonies, this track explores themes of emotional certainty and longing. The full album, Werewolf, drops on March sixth, 2026, via Dualtone Records.

Silk Scarf, Tigas new single with Fcukers, is now out, blending club-ready rhythms and raw energy. The track, produced by Tiga and Fcukers, defies categorization and is available on all streaming platforms.