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Taylor Swift’s “The Anthology” breaks Spotify’s all-time 24-hour record

Another streaming milestone Taylor Swift’s surprise double album The Anthology has shattered Spotify’s single-day streaming record, surpassing 330 million global plays within

Deepika Padukone, Ranveer Singh to reunite in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s “Heeramandi 2”

Bollywood’s power duo returns Director Sanjay Leela Bhansali confirmed that Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh will star in the sequel

Charlie Puth announces he’ll be a father, debuts “Changes” on Tonight Show

A personal reveal, a polished performance Singer-producer Charlie Puth used a Tonight Show performance to debut his track “Changes” and

Rare right whales show cautious rebound off U.S. East Coast

Four years of slow gains One of the world’s rarest whales—the North Atlantic right whale—has recorded another year of modest

BLACKPINK’s Lisa to headline Coachella 2026 as solo act

Historic first for a K-pop soloist Lisa of BLACKPINK has been confirmed as a headliner for Coachella 2026, marking the

Billie Eilish Announces Global Stadium Tour Ahead of New Album Drop

Tour meets anticipation for new music Billie Eilish has announced a global stadium tour scheduled to begin in early 2026,

Lifestyle/Trends Story: Electric Vehicle Charging Hubs Boom as EU Wheels Towards 2035 Ban

Charging infrastructure races ahead As the European Union gears up to ban new internal-combustion-engine car sales by 2035, electric-vehicle (EV)

Nigeria says US tariffs affect it less than others

Selective impact amid global trade friction Nigeria’s Foreign Minister Yusuf Tuggar said that tariffs imposed by the United States under

Norway’s $2T wealth fund turns the screws on big emitters

Scope 3 pressure, net-zero deadlines Norway’s sovereign wealth fund said it will intensify pressure on portfolio companies to cut emissions

International Energy Agency Warns AI-Driven Models Could Double Data-Centre Energy Use by 2030

AI fuels data-centre power surge The IEA has flagged that the explosion of artificial-intelligence workloads could nearly double global data-centre