Two decades after first hitting No. 1, My Chemical Romance’s ‘Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge’ returns to the top of the U.K.’s rock and metal albums chart.

Messi announced his retirement from Argentina’s national team weeks after losing to Spain in the World Cup final.

The Tampa Bay Rays’ former $182 million franchise shortstop has been abruptly released from his latest team following a “contradictory” legal update.

‘Around the Fur’ becomes the first full-leng by the band Deftones to spend a year on the Billboard 200, the most competitive albums roster in America.

Kevin Warsh can hardly complain about what Scott Bessent is doing, other than if he rightly disdains the weak, inflationary dollar that Bessent is pursuing.

The change will only take place for users in the U.S., while Canadians will still see the lake labeled “Lake Ontario.”

Four of Katseye’s seven Billboard Hot 100 hits appear on the chart this week, with “Hootie Frutti” debuting inside the top 40 while two tunes return together.

The U.S. Open sponsorships pivot from endorsement deals to immersive experiences changing the way brands market themselves to the biggest Grand Slam in tennis.

Lupita Island can sleep up to 26 people in 10 cottages.

Taylor Fritz made the U.S. Open final in 2024. Frances Tiafoe (2022 and ’24) and Ben Shelton (2023) have each made the semis in recent years.