Robin Thicke breaks into the top 10 of Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs as “Blurred Lines,” featuring T.I. and Pharrell, leaps 16-3 in its eighth week on the list.
"Clouds," by late singer/songwriter Zach Sobiech, appears headed for a potentially high debut on next week's Billboard Hot 100, possibly in the top 20, fueled largely by strong sales and likely increasing streaming activity following his passing.
Major Lazer, the side project of producer Diplo, has put an interesting spin on the biggest song in the country by remixing of Macklemore & Ryan Lewis' chart-topping "Can't Hold Us."
Three up-and-coming groups -- Little Mix, Emblem3 and Fifth Harmony -- have particularly caught our attention, and all promise big things in the months ahead; but which new pop group will become inescapable this summer?
The music business has changed a lot in the past few years, let alone since 1990. It was the summer of that year when MCA Nashville released "Too Cold At Home," the traditional-styled debut single from Mark Chesnutt. As the singer was taking part in a media day to promote his new single, he reflected about the changes since then.
With a full-fledged comeback highlighted by a new album and upcoming arena tour, reunited boy band 98 Degrees stopped by the Billboard studios earlier this month to perform their new single, "Microphone," and discuss the long road that led to their first extended collaboration in over a decade.
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