The Weeknd did not sell his music catalog for $1 billion. Instead, he entered a rare partnership that values his catalog while allowing him to keep control. As fans react and details emerge, many are ...
Even for the highest-grossing male solo artist in history, a $1B catalog deal is a massive shift. Here is what it means for ...
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The best R&B albums of 2025, ranked
Explore the best R&B albums of 2025, from The Weeknd’s ‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’ to Summer Walker’s ‘Finally Over It.’ See which ...
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Nelly announces Metro Boomin-produced St. Lunatics reunion album for 2026 [VIDEO]
Nelly reveals Metro Boomin will produce new St. Lunatics album in 2026 The era of hip-hop reunions is officially in […] The ...
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The Weeknd’s Catalog Partnership Deal Is One of the Biggest Ever. It’s Also One of the Most Unusual
The Weeknd's catalog partnership deal is one of the biggest ever, but also one of the most unusual. Here's an analysis of the landmark agreement.
The Weeknd’s Lyric Capital deal isn’t a catalog sale—but fans are calling it a loan. Here’s why the structure has sparked ...
EXCLUSIVE: 20th Century Studios’ Scott Cooper directed, Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, has set a PVOD and digital date ...
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